LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The Dolphins will be without hooker Jeremy Marshall-King for the start of the season due to a knee injury requiring surgery, as reported by dolphinsnrl.com.au.
Marshall-King sustained a meniscus injury in his right knee after a slip at home.
His recovery is expected to take three to four months, meaning he will certainly miss the NRL season's opening matches in March.
Fortunately, the Dolphins have alternatives at the position, with Max Plath, Kurt Donoghoe, and promising young player John Fineanganofo available to step in at dummy half.