Sounds like Letang is banged up in more than one way as he has a broken nose, an illness and possible concussion. He is expected to miss at least two more games so expect a further update on him when the team returns home.
Michalek is expected to sit out the next two games. He will be reevaluated when the team gets back to Pittsburgh.
Carson has been out all season but should add some depth to the team's blue line. However, he will only be used sparingly as a depth defenseman.
Not good news for the team's top defender. The Toronto native has four goals and eight points in 22 games, playing in all situations.
Leblanc will make his NHL debut on the third line.
Bernier lost his only career start against the Habs, stopping 29 of 33 shots.
In two career starts against the Panthers, Quick holds a 2-0-0 record with a 2.41 GAA and .909 SV%.
Malhotra still does not look like the player he was prior to getting hurt. The checking line center has two goals and seven points through 24 games.
Schneider plays the Preds for the first time in his career.
Raymond gets back into the lineup for the first time since Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The speedy winger should add a good deal of competition to the second and third lines.
If Kuba can't play, look for Brian Lee to re-enter the lineup. The Czech defender has two goals and eight points over 24 games.
Hedman has established himself as a core player in Tampa Bay and was awarded as such by management. According to the team, he leads all defensemen in every counting stat since joining the team.
Boulton may drop the gloves tonight against Shane O'Brien or Cody McLeod.
Greene was hurt blocking a shot and is listed as day-to-day. Battling through bumps and bruises, Greene has registered eight assists over 20 games.
Good news for the Blue Jackets, who are hoping their new puck-moving defenseman is able to slot back into the lineup. The former Islander scored a goal in his first seven games with Columbus.
With Curtis Sanford and Steve Mason both healthy, the Blue Jackets don't need to rush Dekanich back into the picture. The rookie goaler has yet to play a single game this season, getting hurt during his conditioning stint.
In seven career appearances against the Flames, Sanford holds a 2-4-0 record with a 3.05 GAA and .898 SV%.
Doesn't look like the team will re-call another forward as either Kaleta or Ennis could return to the lineup. Stay tuned for a further update on their status.
Miller participated in his first full practice today and could be on his way to returning. If Jhonas Enroth continues to struggle, the Sabres may not have a choice.
The injuries continue to pile up in Buffalo with Leopold the next player to fall. Prior to getting hurt he scored five goals and nine points through 24 games. Look for the team to recall rookie T.J. Brennan to take his place in the lineup.
