Skjei will be a healthy scratch on Sunday.
Brady Skjei News
Brady Skjei
Age: 30Position: D
TOI Ovr
81%
Fantasy Ovr
93%
Fantasy Positional Rank
Goals
66%
Assists
73%
Power-Play
61%
SOG
84%
Plus/Minus
81%
Hits
68%
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Brady Skjei will play Friday after originally being a game-time decision (personal).
Skjei missed the Hurricanes' previous contest due to personal reasons and will play Friday vs. the Flyers. The 28-year-old has been having an incredibly solid season, with six goals, eight assists, a +11 plus/minus and 71 SOG through 32 games prior to taking a step away from the team.
Brady Skjei will be a game-time decision Friday vs. Philadelphia (personal).
Skjei missed the Hurricanes' previous contest due to personal reasons and will be a game-time decision Friday vs. the Flyers. The 28-year-old has been having an incredibly solid season, with six goals, eight assists, a +11 plus/minus and 71 SOG through 32 games prior to taking a step away from the team.
Brady Skjei will not play Thursday due to personal reasons and is considered day-to-day.
Skjei (concussion) will return to the Hurricanes lineup on Thursday.
Skjei has missed the last four games with a concussion but will play Thursday vs. Detroit. Skjei will likely replace Jake Bean or Jake Gardiner and skate with Brett Pesce.
Skjei (upper-body) is not expected to play Thursday.
Skjei suffered an upper-body injury midway through Tuesday's win in Tampa and is not expected to play tonight in Sunrise. Joakim Ryan is expected to make his Hurricanes debut to replace Skjei.
Skjei will make his Hurricanes debut on Tuesday.
Skjei was acquired from the Rangers for a first-round pick on Monday and will replace Brett Pesce (shoulder) on Tuesday. Skjei, who will skate with Jaccob Slavin on the top-pair, has 23 points (8G / 15A) while averaging 1.5 blocks and 1.7 hits in 60 games with New York this season.
The Hurricanes have acquired Brady Skjei from the Rangers for a first-round pick.
Originally drafted by New York 28th overall in 2012, Skjei had become an integral part of the Rangers blue-line. The 25-year-old played at least 78 games in each of the last three seasons, averaging 30 points per 82 games. Skjei has eight goals and 15 assists in 60 games this season. He carries a $5.25M cap-hit through the 2023-24 season.
Skjei will be back in the Rangers lineup on Wednesday.
Skjei was a healthy scratch for the last two games, but will replace Brendan Smith tonight vs. the Islanders. Skjei has one goal and six assists while averaging 21:51 TOI/gm through 19 games this season.
Skjei will be scratched on Saturday.
Skjei has been held pointless in four straight games and will be replaced by Brenden Smith on Saturday.
The Rangers re-signed Brady Skjei to a six-year extension worth $31.5M ($5.25M AAV). - July 28th.
Skjei will draw back into the Rangers' lineup on Saturday.
Call up / Send down
The Rangers have recalled Brady Skjei from Hartford (AHL).
Skjei, 22, has recorded four goals and 24 assists (28 points) in 68 games with Hartford. He has appeared in his first four career NHL games this year and his recall likely means bad news for Ryan McDonagh, who suffered a hand injury on Monday.
Call up / Send down
The Rangers have reassigned Brady Skjei to Hartford (AHL).
With Marc Staal sidelined for Tuesday’s game, Skjei was recalled and played 22:17 in the Rangers’ loss in New Jersey. His return to the AHL, suggests that Staal will be good-to-go on Thursday. Skye returns to Hartford, where he has 22 points (3G / 19A) in 52 games this season.
Call up / Send down
The Rangers have recalled Brady Skjei from Hartford (AHL).
Call up / Send down
Call up / Send down
The Rangers will recall Brady Skjei and he will make his NHL debut vs. the Oilers.
Skjei, 21, was a first round pick (28th overall) in the 2012 NHL Draft. The 6-foot-3, 206 lbs. defenseman will make his NHL debut with veteran Dan Boyle as he D-partner. In his first full season with Hartford (AHL) he has collected 11 points (2G / 9A) in 27 games, which leads all Wolf Pack defensemen.