Arguably the most hated man in the NHL appears to be out for the season!

According to a report from the Star Tribune, Matt Cooke of the Minnesota Wild may have played his last game of the 2014-2015 season. Cooke was injured during a knee on knee collision with Vancouver's Rob Klinkhammer during the match up between the Canucks and the Wild this Sunday. More from the Star Tribune:

I’m hearing via sources that the veteran will likely need season-ending surgery. If you do the math and connect the dots, Cooke has been playing with a sports hernia. Yeo called it a lower-body injury today. I’m certain this has nothing to do with the Rob Klinkhammerkneeing in Edmonton last Tuesday that left Cooke with a charleyhorse. Cooke missed 22 games from Oct. 30-Dec. 17 with a hip flexor. He was injured the second game of the season at Colorado and played with the injury the next six games in agony. As it turns out, Cooke told me in December this was no normal hip flexor injury. He had three torn muscles, including the Psoas Major, which attaches to the femur, and two other supporting hip flexor muscles.

For those of you who missed the incident you can see it in the video below courtesy of the NHL.