Hemsky missed Saturday’s game with a lower-body injury and will not play on Tuesday, but he is hopeful that he can play on Thursday against San Jose. Monitor his status leading up to Thursday’s morning skate.
Hemsky suffered a lower-body injury in the first period which forced him to miss the remainder of the game. Head coach Lindy Ruff said Hemsky will “miss some time”, which means that the Stars will need to recall a forward from Texas (AHL).
Hemsky reportedly suffered an upper-body injury in Thursday’s game, but he will play tonight vs. the Capitals. He has five goals and two assists in his last nine games.
Hemsky has served as a healthy scratch for the last two games, but will be back in the lineup tonight with Travis Moen out with an injury. He will skate on the second line with Cody Eakin and Antoine Roussel.
Hemsky sat on Saturday vs. the Habs and the Stars walked away with a 4-1 win, so why change anything? Hemsky’s first two months in Dallas have been a disaster.
Hemsky stayed on late at the morning skate, which suggests that he will not play tonight vs. the Canadiens. Curtis McKenzie will enter the lineup for Hemsky.
Hemsky has 1 assist in 15 games this season
Hemsky left Saturday's game with an upper-body injury and did not return. He was originally listed as day-to-day, but his presence on the ice this morning suggests the injury was minor and that he will be in the lineup on Tuesday vs. Los Angeles.
Hemsky jones Tyler Seguin, Jason Spezza, Jamie Benn and Trevor Daley on the Stars top PP unit for Friday's game vs. the Ducks. Hemsky is off to a painfully slow start to the season, having recorded just one assist with a minus-6 rating in the first nine games. The Stars are hoping the move to the top unit might spark some offence for the veteran winger.
Hemsky had four goals and 13 assists (17 points) in 20 games with Ottawa after being traded from Edmonton. He will join his linemate Jason Spezza in Dallas, a team who now has an extremely dangerous top-6.
After being acquired from the Oilers this morning, Hemsky will hurry to Calgary and play tonight after playing against his new team last night. Hemsky is expected to skate on the Senators top-line with Jason Spezza and fellow Czech native Milan Michalek.
Hemsky has been rumoured to be traded for years, but today is finally the day. Hemsky who played very well for the Czech in the Olympics, scored two goals against the Senators last night and is now a part of the Senators team for the remainder of the season. He has a total of nine goals and 17 assists (26 points) in 55 games this season. Another aspect to this deal is the Oilers retaining 50% of Hemsky's contract.
Hemsky missed the last seven games with an ankle injury, but will play in Boston today. Before getting hurt he has one goal and three assists in his last five games and has a total of 24 points (7G / 17A) in 48 games.
Hemsky has been skating for the last few days as he works his way back from a bone bruise on his ankle. He is listed as day-to-day, but could play on Friday if Thursday's practice goes well.
Hemsky took a puck in the ankle on Tuesday and that will keep him out of action tonight. Jesse Joensuu will enter the lineup in Hemsky's place. There is no word on how severe the ankle injury is, but consider him day-to-day for now.
It appears as if he is being held out for more precautionary reasons but Hemsky at least there is no point keeping him on your roster with the DTD tag.
Hemsky should still be considered DTD but this is certainly good news.
Hemsky hurt his foot in Saturday's game with the Kings. Ryan Jones will replace Hemsky in the lineup.
Hemsky missed the Oilers last game with a sore foot after getting hit by a slap shot vs. the Red Wings. The Oilers have lost five straight so they will gladly welcome Hemsky back to the lineup. He has eight goals and five assists in 23 games this season.
Hemsky got hit in the foot by a Jakub Kindl slapshot during yesterday's 3-0 loss to the Red Wings. Hemsky has eight goals and six assists in 23 games this season.
