Paquette (undisclosed) is not on the ice for warmups; will not play.
Paquette left the morning skate with an undisclosed injury and it will keep him out of tonight’s game. With Paquette out, Brenden Morrow will be back in the Tampa Bay lineup.
Cedric Paquette News
Paquette (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Paquette left the Lightning’s morning skate early and will be a game-time decision tonight in Nashville. Paquette has been hot lately, scoring six goals with one assist in his last eight games.
Line Change
Paquette will play on the Lightning’s top line on Saturday.
With Jonathan Drouin out with an illness, Paquette will slide to the top line with Steven Stamkos and Brett Connolly. Paquette has five goals and two assists in 26 games this season.
Paquette is day-to-day with a lower-body injury.
Paquette has played well during his most recent recall haven scored five goals in his last seven games, but was injured in the first period of Tuesday’s loss to the Islanders. Brett Connolly is nearing a return so Paquette was already likely heading back to the AHL.
Hot Streak
Cedric Paquette scored again Saturday making it 5 goals in his last 5 games.
Paquette has 5 points in 9 games with Tampa this season.
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Call up / Send down
The Lightning recalled Cedric Paquette on Tuesday; expected to play Thursday.
Alex Killorn was not on the ice again on Wednesday, so he seems doubtful for Thursday, which means Paquette will be reinserted into the lineup. He skated on the fourth line with Vladislav Namestnikov and Jonathan Drouin this morning.
Call up / Send down
The Lightning have sent Cedric Paquette back to Syracuse (AHL).
With Ryan Callahan ready to return to the lineup on Saturday, Paquette is heading back to the AHL. Paquette had no piints with six shots and five PIMs in four games during his recall.
The Lightning have recalled Cedric Paquette from Syracuse (AHL).
Paquette, 21, has had a hot start in Syracuse, recording three goals and two assists in the first four games. He played his first two NHL games with the Lightning last season; he recorded one assist.
After leading Syracuse in goals during the regular season in the American Hockey League, the rookie showed he might be a regular in the lineup as soon as next season.
Paquette could be a deep sleeper for anyone in dynasty leagues looking to capitalize on a potential Tyler Johnson or Ondrej Palat-level fantasy breakout.
Call up / Send down
The Lightning have recalled Cedric Paquette from Syracuse (AHL).
Paquette, 20, could make his NHL debut tonight vs.the Blue Jackets. He was selected in the fourth round (101 overall) in 2012. The 6-foot-1, 206 pound centre has 20 goals and 24 assists (44 points) in 70 games with Syracuse this season.