Lehkonen suffered an upper-body injury in Boston on Saturday and is questionable to play Monday. The Avalanche recalled Charles Hudon from the AHL on Sunday, a sign that Lehkonen will not be available.
Grant suffered a lower-body injury in Minnesota on Saturday and did not play Sunday in Winnipeg. With Grant out, the Ducks suited up 11 forwards and seven defensemen. He's questionable to play Tuesday vs. the Hurricanes.
Kuemper suffered an upper-body injury after taking an elbow to the head from Tyler Toffoli on Saturday. Hunter Shepard is expected to be recalled from the AHL and serve as Charlie Lindgren's backup while Kuemper is sidelined.
Fehervary suffered an upper-body injury midway through the second period of Saturday's game and is considered day-to-day. Fehervary is expected to be replaced by Matt Irwin vs. Edmonton.
The Panthers were already playing short a forward, and they lost both Gudas and Patric Hornqvist in Saturday's game. Head coach Paul Maruice did not have an update on Gudas' status post-game but expect to hear some news following Monday's practice.
Because the Panthers played their last game without a 12th forward, they're able to call-up Tierney on an emergency basis. Tierney has spent the entire season in the AHL, where he's second on Charlotte with 16 points (3G / 13A) in 19 games. He'll likely make his Panthers' debut on Tuesday.
Hornqvist departed after playing just 6:01 TOI and did not return. The Panthers were already playing short one forward, and Hornqvist's injury left them with 16 skaters. Head coach Paul Maurice did not have an update on Hornqvist's status post-game, so expect some news at Monday's practice.
Olivier missed his third straight game due to illness on Sunday. It's unclear if he will travel to Pittsburgh for Tuesday's game against the Penguins.
Bean suffered a torn labrum on November 15th and underwent successful surgery on November 23rd. Expect Bean to be sidelined until early April, likely ending his 2022-23 seaosn.
There is concern that Voracek may have played his last game in the NHL due to ongoing symptoms from multiple head injuries throughout his career. Voracek suffered a concussion in Finland on November 4th and has not played since. In a statement, the Blue Jackets said they "don't expect a resolution in the near future and will give Jake as much time as he needs as his long-term health is the most important factor here."
It's unclear what is ailing Hinostroza but he missed his second straight game on Sunday and is considered day-to-day. His next chance to play is Wednesday in Columbus.
