Zach Hyman is heading back to the injured reserve.

The Edmonton Oilers have placed forward Zach Hyman on injured reserve due to a "stiff neck," head coach Mike Babcock announced on Wednesday. Hyman sustained the injury during Monday's loss against the Detroit Red Wings.
The injury occurred when Hyman took a hit from Andreas Englund, striking his head hard against the glass before needing help to leave the ice. Hyman had recently returned to action, recording one goal in six games this season after previously missing time with an upper-body issue.
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