Salomaki was drafted in the second-round in 2011 and spent the first six and half seasons of his career in their organization before being traded to Toronto last February. Salomaki will likely start 2021 in the AHL, where he had seven goals and 12 assists (19 points) in 49 games with Milwaukee and Toronto last year.
Salomaki has been a healthy scratch for seven straight games and heads to Milwaukee, where he has one goal and one assist in three games this season.
Salomaki started the year in Milwaukee, where he had one goal and one assist in three games. He had three goals and four assists (seven points) in 37 games with the Predators a season ago.
Salomaki has been out since January 4th but is expected to replace Wayne Simmonds in Game 3. Salomaki had three goals and four assists in 37 games this season and is expected to replace Calle Jarnkrok and Rocco Grimaldi on the fourth-line.
Salomaki, 24, hasn’t played in the NHL since October 15th and played four games with Milwaukee (AHL) as he worked his way back from a lower-body injury. He had one goal in four games with the Admirals and has 11 points (6G / 5A) in 64 career NHL games.
Salomaki has been on IR since getting hurt in the Predators second game of the season. Salomaki will head to Milwaukee to get back up to game speed before rejoining the Predators lineup.
Salomaki was injured while blocking a shot in Saturday’s game in Chicago and will miss 6-8 weeks with what is being listed as an “upper-body” injury. With Salomaki out, look for Cody Bass to be in the lineup on Tuesday.
Salomaki has missed the last eight games with an undisclosed injury, but will be back in the lineup on Monday in Boston. He has just one goal and nine shots in eight games this season.
Salomaki hasn’t played in the last three games and has been placed on IR with an undisclosed injury. There is no word on the nature or severity of the injury, but he will remain out of the lineup.
Salomaki, 22, has one goal and one assist in four games with Milwaukee this season. He scored in his only NHL game, but there is no word whether or not he will play on Wednesday in San Jose.
Salomaki scored a goal on four shots in his NHL debut last night. Despite a strong debut, with Matt Cullen and Taylor Beck coming back from IR, he has been squeezed back to the minors.
Salomaki, 21, was a second round pick (52nd overall) of the Predators in 2011. The young forward had 50 points (20G / 30A) and 83 PIMS in 75 games in his first year in North America. In his second year with Milwaukee he has five goals and 11 assists (16 points) in 29 games. He will make his NHL debut on the Predators third line with fellow Finland native Olli Jokinen and Swede Calle Jarnkrok.
Salomaki, 21, has 16 points (5G / 11A) and 26 penalty minutes in 29 games for the Admirals this season, in addition to ranking among the AHL’s Top 10 forwards in plus/minus rating (+13).
