O'Reilly (upper-body) is on the ice for warmups; expected to play on Friday.
Ryan O'Reilly News
Ryan O'Reilly
Age: 33Position: C
TOI Ovr
66%
Fantasy Ovr
75%
Fantasy Positional Rank
Goals
81%
Assists
73%
Power-Play
81%
SOG
70%
Plus/Minus
51%
Hits
26%
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O’Reilly (upper-body) will be a game-time decision on Friday.
O’Reilly missed Wednesday’s game vs. the Senators, but was on the ice for the gameday skate and it looks like he will return to the lineup tonight vs. the Devils. O’Reilly has eight points (4G / 4A) in 12 games this season.
O'Reilly (undisclosed) is not on the ice for warmups; he will not play Wednesday vs. Ottawa.
O’Reilly (undisclosed) is questionable for Wednesday’s game.
O’Reilly was not on the ice for the Sabres’ morning skate and is listed as questionable for Wednesday’s game vs. the Senators. With O’Reilly taking the morning off, Hudson Fasching skated in his spot, but the lines will likely be shuffled if O’Reilly can’t go. Monitor his status when the Sabres’ hit the ice for warmups at 7:00 p.m. ET.
O’Reilly (back) will play in the Sabres’ season opener.
O’Reilly was battling a back injury in the preseason but will be in the lineup for the first game of the season. O’Reilly will not be able to take all of the face-offs tonight, which means Sam Reinhart will have to draw in, but he shouldn’t be too limited otherwise. He will play on the top line between Reinhart and Evander Kane.
O’Reilly (back) missed Tuesday’s practice and is questionable for the season opener.
O’Reilly skipped Tuesday’s practice session, which leaves his status for the season opener up in the air. O’Reilly was able to skate on his own before the session but remains day-to-day. The Sabres could also be without Kyle Okposo for Thursday’s contest.
O'Reilly (foot) will return to the Sabres lineup on Wednesday.
O’Reilly has been sidelined with a foot injury since February 19th, but he will return to the lineup tonight vs. the Canadiens. O’Reilly has 49 points (17G / 32A) in 59 games this season, including four points (1G / 3A) in three games vs. Montreal. He will centre a line with Evander Kane and Nicolas Deslauriers.
O’Reilly (foot) was a full participant in Monday’s practice; could play Wednesday vs. the Canadiens.
O’Reilly has been out for nearly one month due to a foot injury he suffered on February 19th. He was back on the Sabres’ top-line in practice this morning, which suggests he’ll return to the lineup vs. Montreal on Wednesday. The 25-year-old has 49 points (17G / 32A) in 59 games this season.
The Sabres have placed Ryan O’Reilly (lower-body) on IR.
The Sabres announced that their leading scorer would miss 3-4 weeks, so moving him to IR was the obvious move. A three-week timetable means that O’Reilly will miss the next 10 games. With the Fantasy Hockey playoffs looming, his movement to IR will at least allow owners to stash him and look for an alternative option.
O'Reilly (lower-body) will not play on Sunday vs. Pittsburgh.
The Sabres signed Ryan O’Reilly to a seven-year, $52.5M contract.
On Friday the Sabres acquired Ryan O’Reilly and Jamie McGinn from the Avalanche Nikita Zadorov, Mikhail Grigorenko, prospect J.T. Compher and the 31st overall pick.
The Avalanche and Ryan O'Reilly avoid arbitration agreeing to terms on a two-year deal worth $12 million.
The Avalanche and O'Reilly have been working on a deal for awhile, and while it wasn't the long-term deal that O'Reilly was seeking, but the $6 million per year, is a huge raise for the 23-year-old. He had a great 2013-14 season, posting 28 goals and 36 assists (54 points) in 80 games. The most impressive thing for O'Reilly was he only took one minor penalty in the entire season. He will play a big role in the Avs' top-6 this season, where he will shoot for his first 30-goal season.
O'Reilly was not at Avalanche practice this morning, but will play on Tuesday.
O'Reilly is having a career year having posted 25 goals and 30 assists (55 points) in 66 games. What is most impressive is his ZERO penalty minutes and his league leading 71 takeaways.
O'Reilly (shoulder) will be back in the Avalanche lineup tonight.
O'Reilly missed the last two games with a freak shoulder injury that he suffered on Monday while celebrating a Paul Stastny goal. He is expected to hop back onto his usual line with Paul Stastny and Gabriel Landeskog.
O'Reilly (shoulder) will not play tonight and is questionable for Saturday's game in Minnesota.
O'Reilly will miss his second straight game with a shoulder injury that he suffered on Monday vs. Calgary. Monitor his status during Saturday to see if he will suit up against the Wild.
O'Reilly (shoulder) is out tonight.
O'Reilly was injured while celebrating a Paul Stastny goal on Tuesday night. He is listed as day-to-day. Monitor his status prior to Friday's meeting with the Islanders.
Ryan O’Reilly might miss Thursday’s game against Ottawa because of a bizarre shoulder injury he suffered in celebrating a goal Tuesday night.
O’Reilly hurt his left shoulder while celebrating the Avs’ third goal, by Paul Stastny. Essentially, he got it jammed while extending his left arm into the group hug. The Avs say he is day-to-day, so we’ll see tomorrow if he plays or not against Ottawa
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Ryan O'Reilly will play tomorrow against Columbus.
Fresh off of his two-year contract O'Reilly will make his season debut vs. Columbus. It looks like he will be playing on a line with Milan Hejduk and John Mitchell.
I can confirm the #flames have signed Ryan O'Reilly to an offer sheet.
The Avs have an opportunity to match the offer sheet and get O'Reilly in uniform this season. O'Reilly is more known for his two way game but did manage 55 points in 81 games last season. With the Avs deep down the middle again, we'll need to stay tuned to see how this shakes out. Given the Flames' weakness at center, O'Reilly could have more value if the Avs do not match.