Jiri Hudler News

Hudler has been a healthy scratch for six straight games, but is expected to draw back into the lineup tonight in Toronto. He has just seven points (2G / 5A) in 22 games with the Stars this season.

Despite being activated from IR on Friday, Hudler will be held out of the lineup on Saturday afternoon.

Hudler has missed all but four games this season with a mystery illness, but has been activated from IR and is set to play on Saturday. Hudler has no points or shots in four games this season.

Hudler has been sidelined by and illness since November 1st, but it looks like he may finally return this weekend. Hudler has only appeared in four games this season, failing to record a point.

Hudler continues to battle an illness that has cost him six of the last eight games and it looks like he’ll miss both games vs. Chicago this weekend. Monitor Hudler’s status next week.

Hudler has already missed five games due to illness and only returned for two games, before finding himself back out of the lineup. There’s no indication whether or not he is dealing with the same illness as before or a new one, but either way he won’t play vs. the Blues.

Hudler has missed the last five games with an illness, but says he is feeling much better and is likely to return to the lineup tonight. In order for Hudler to play, he will need to be activated from IR first.

Hudler has missed the last four games with an illness, but he returned to practice on Wednesday and could be ready to return on Thursday in Winnipeg. The Stars are banged up, so Hudler’s return would be a welcomed return.

Hudler will miss his third consecutive game with an illness and he was placed on IR to create a spot for the Stars to activate Ales Hemsky.

Hudler missed the Stars’ practice on Monday and is doubtful for Tuesday’s game in Nashville. Hudler has no points or shots and is a minus-3 in his first two games with the Stars. Monitor his status during the Stars' morning skate.

Hudler had a career-year in 2014-15, picking up 31 goals and 45 assists (76 points), but struggled to come close to repeating those numbers last season. He had 35 points (10G / 25A) in 53 games with the Flames before being traded to the Panthers at the deadline—he added 11 points in 19 games with Florida. He now signs with Dallas, where he figures to battle with some of their young forwards for a top-6 role.

Hudler missed Thursday’s game due to a visa issue but will play tonight in Arizona. He had no points, one shot and a minus-2 rating in 13:56 TOI in his Panthers’ debut on Tuesday.

Hudler, 32, has had a down season after posted a career-high 76 points (31G / 45A) in 78 games last season. He has 10 goals and 25 assists (35 points) in 53 games this season and now he heads to Florida where he will be part of a Stanley Cup bid before becoming a free agent this summer. Look for him to play on a line with Nick Bjugstad.

Hudler missed Saturday’s game and four of the last five, but he will play tonight in New Jersey. Hudler will skate on the third line with Markus Granlund and Mason Raymond and should see some power play time.

Hudler has missed the last three games with a groin injury, but he will be back in the lineup on Wednesday. Hudler, who has had a tough season, will skate on the second line. He heads into Wednesday with 20 points (5G / 15A) in 35 games.