Boyle (lower-body) will miss both games this weekend.
This afternoon Boyle will miss his third straight game and will miss his fourth tomorrow vs. the Penguins. He remains day-to-day so monitor his status next week.
Source: Joe Smith 01/7/17, 8:06 am EST
Boyle (lower-body) will not play Tuesday; questionable for Thursday.
Boyle left last Saturday’s game with a lower-body injury and will miss tonight’s game vs. the Jets. Head coach Jon Cooper didn’t sound optimistic that Boyle would be available for Thursday either. Adam Erne could make his NHL debut on Tuesday with Boyle out.
Source: Joe Smith 01/3/17, 5:56 am EST
Boyle (upper-body) will not play on Wednesday.
Boyle missed Saturday’s game in Philadelphia with an upper-body injury, returned to the lineup on Monday, but it appears as if he re-aggravated the injury and will come out of the lineup tonight. With Boyle out, the Lightning have recalled Erik Condra from Syracuse (AHL) to play tonight.
Boyle (upper—body) is expected to return to the Lightning lineup on Monday.
Boyle missed Saturday’s game with a upper-body injury, but is expected to be back in the lineup tonight in Nashville. The Lightning went with seven defensemen with Boyle out, so expect the more traditional 12 forward, six defensemen look tonight with the big forward back in. He has four goals and one assist in 18 games this season.
Source: Joe Smith 11/21/16, 10:09 am EST
Boyle (undisclosed) will be back in the Lightning lineup on Tuesday.
Boyle missed Sunday’s game vs. the Panthers, but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Oilers. With Boyle back in, Jonathan Marchessault will be a healthy scratch. Boyle has 10 points (8G / 2A) in 39 games this season.
Boyle (head) is on the ice for warmups; expected to return to the lineup.
Source: Joe Smith 12/28/15, 2:02 pm EST
Boyle (upper-body) is probable for Monday’s game; listed as a game-time decision.
Boyle has missed the last two games with a head injury, but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Canadiens. Boyle has eight goals and two assists (10 points) in 31 games this season.
Source: Joe Smith 12/28/15, 10:24 am EST
Boyle left Sunday’s game with a head injury and did not return.
Boyle was crushed by Mark Borowiecki in Sunday’s game and hit his head off of the ice and had to be helped off of the ice. The immediate concern is a concussion and that would likely keep him out of Tuesday’s game vs. Vancouver.
Source: Joe Smith 12/21/15, 11:12 am EST
Boyle (undisclosed) is probable to return on Thursday.
Boyle has missed the last three games with an undisclosed injury, but he was on the ice for the morning skate and should return to the lineup tonight vs. the Avalanche. If he is scratched, Jonathan Marchessault will make his season debut.
Boyle (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Boyle has missed the last two games with an undisclosed injury and despite taking part in the morning skate, he remains a game-time decision. Boyle said he doesn’t know if he will play, so monitor his status during the pre-game warmup.
Boyle (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Friday.
Boyle missed the morning skate because he didn’t feel well when he woke up this morning. Boyle is listed as a game-time decision and will likely be replaced by J.T Brown if he is unable to play.
Source: Joe Smith 10/23/15, 11:38 am EST
Signing
The Lightning have signed Brian Boyle to a three-year deal worth $6 million.
Boyle gets a nice payday after a strong season and postseason where he had three goals and five assists (eight points) in 25 games. Boyle is a giant at 6-foot-7, 244 lbs. and brings a mix of size and skill to the Lightning.
Line Change
Boyle, Dorsett in; Kreider, Newbury out. Clowe, Staal remain sidelined. Per warmup.
Boyle (leg) missed the last six games of the regular season and Game 1 but will return to the lineup this afternoon. He had two goals, three assists and was a minus-13 in 38 games this season.
#NYR HC John Tortorella won't discuss his lineup. Brian Boyle was skating with group, as was Marc Staal.
Boyle missed the last six games of the regular season with a leg injury. Torts won't give any lineup information and said everyone is a game-time decision.
Nothing new to report today on Brian Boyle (right leg).
Boyle will travel to Washington with the team, but likely won't play in Game 1.
Brian Boyle, lower body out indefinitely
Boyle was forced out of Tuesday's game with the injury and will continue to miss time.
Brian Boyle---who was forced out of Tuesday night's game against the Flyers due to an unspecified injury---was unable to practice Wednesday. The Rangers had no update on Boyle's condition.
Boyle said that he planned to meet with doctors on Wednesday to determine the nature of his injury, which seemed to be to his right leg and took place in the first period of Tuesday's 4-2 loss to the Flyers. As a precaution to Boyle possibly missing Thursday's game with Florida, the Rangers recalled Chris Kreider from the Connecticut Whale.
Line Change
Brian Boyle had played in 174 straight games (all 82 the past two years) before being a healthy scratch for tonight's game.
Boyle was averaging 14:19 a game and only had 1 assist with a -3. Boyle isn't fantasy relevant.
Source: Dave Lozo 02/7/13, 9:00 am EST
John Tortorella said as much Saturday night when he said of Boyle’s status: “He’s out.”
Boyle took an elbow to the head from Chris Neil and has a concussion. He is doubtful for the rest of the series.
Line Change
Dubinsky-Biyle-Callahan
Boyle moves up to the second line as he tries to continue his slight offensive surge. The big man has goals in three of his last four games.