Jonathan Ericsson News

Ericsson has not suited up since December 15th and been dealing with a broken nose. He has no points and a minus-7 rating in nine games with the Red Wings this season.

Ericsson took a stick off of the face on Sunday and the injury was serious enough for him to land on IR. The Red Wings used the roster spot to call-up Brian Lashoff from Grand Rapids (AHL).

Ericsson played just 9:09 TOI before leaving Thursday's win over the Jets with an undisclosed ailment. Madison Bowey was called up from Grand Rapids (AHL) on Friday morning, which indicates that Ericsson will not be available in Montreal.

With Danny DeKeyser, Trevor Daley and now Patrik Nemeth injury, Ericsson makes his return to the NHL. Ericsson was assigned to the Griffins after clearing waivers on October 23rd and has picked up two assists in 10 AHL games. He may replace Dylan McIlrath or Alex Biega and make his season debut in Los Angeles.

Ericsson missed the first nine games of the season with an upper-body injury and cleared waivers on Wednesday afternoon. The long-time Red Wing will be replaced by Alex Biega on the roster.

Ericsson has missed the first two games of the season and heads to IR to open up a roster spot to recall Oliwer Kaski from Grand Rapids (AHL). Ericsson still isn’t practicing, so there’s no timetable for his return.

Ericsson is day-to-day with a lower-body injury that is believed to be a right knee injury. Madison Bowey will replace Ericsson on the Red Wings blueline.

Ericsson missed nine games with an undisclosed injury but was available on Saturday. With the Red Wings playing very well as of late, they will stick with the same lineup on Monday.

Ericsson has missed the previous seven games and is nearing a return, but is not expected to play Wednesday vs. the Bruins. Ericsson is next available to play in the Red Wings' back-to-back on Friday and Saturday.

Ericsson will be replaced by Danny DeKeyser (hand) who makes his return to the Red Wings lineup. Ericsson is questionable for Tuesday’s game vs. the Vancouver.

Ericsson has not played this season because of an upper-body injury, but is he expected to replace Luke Witkowski on the blueline. Ericsson will likely be reunited with Trevor Daley and play against the Panthers’ top line more often than not.

Ericsson was on the ice for Friday’s practice but his upper-body injury has not shown enough improvement so he is skating to keep his conditioning intact. Libor Sulak and Joe Hicketts will remain in the lineup while Ericsson is out.

The Red Wings are still waiting for Ericsson to make his season debut and it does not look like it will come until next Monday at the earliest. With Ericsson and Trevor Daley both still out, Libor Sulak and Joe Hicketts will remain on the blueline vs. the Maple Leafs.

Ericsson will miss his third straight game with a lower-body injury. Ericsson stayed in Detroit while the team headed to California, so the Red Wings will continue to roll with a very inexperienced blueline against the Ducks.

Ericsson missed the Red Wings season opener on Thursday and will miss both of their games during their Californian road-trip—Sunday in Los Angeles and Monday in Anaheim. With Ericsson and Mike Green still out, the Red Wings will continue to run with a few rookies on their blueline.

Ericsson took part in Wednesday’s practice session but is not progressing fast enough to be in the lineup on Thursday. With Ericsson out, the Red Wings will recall with Filip Hronek or Joe Hicketts to fill the No.6 spot on their blueline tomorrow night.

Ericsson reportedly tweaked something while lifting his child out of it’s crib and is listed as questionable for Wednesday’s game vs. the Oilers. Look for the Red Wings to go with six defensemen and for Xavier Ouellet to play regular ice-time if Ericsson can’t play.