That is a massive timeline, so it's unclear if we will see Beagle again this season. The Coyotes claimed Riley Nash off of waivers from the Lightning to help try and replace Beagle in their bottom-6.
Beagle was already out with lower-body injury but also tested positive for COVID-19. He obviously will not be available for Friday's game in Anaheim.
Beagle is expected to miss some time with a lower-body injury that he suffered on Saturday. Beagle was seen on crutches post-game so it seems likely that he will be sidelined into the New Year. Look for Liam O'Brien to replace him on Wednesday.
Beagle has missed the last six games with a lower-body injury but is set to play Friday vs. the Panthers. Beagle will centre the third line with Antoine Roussel and Loui Eriksson and comes in with no points and a minus-12 rating in 19 games.
Beagle suffered a lower-body injury in Los Angeles on Saturday and will not play this week. There has been no mention of a call-up to replace Beagle.
This trade was all about dumping bad contracts for the Canucks, Beagle has one year left at $3.0M. Beagle was held to just five points (1G / 4A) in 30 games last season but led Canucks forwards in SH TOI/Gm (3:14) and ranked 17th in the NHL in Faceoff% (56.2). Beagle will likely centre the Coyotes' fourth-line and contribute on their penalty-kill.
Carlson will miss his second straight game on Tuesday. Carlson was on the ice for Monday's practice but will be held out most likely as more of a precaution with nothing to be gained from Tuesday's game.
Carlson has missed the last two games with a lower-body injury but seems on track to return to the lineup on Monday. Carlson is officially listed as a game-time decision, so monitor his status as the Capitals hit the ice for warmups at 6:30 PM ET.
Carlson was not on the ice for the morning skate and is officially listed as a game-time decision for Wednesday's game vs. the Penguins. Carlson has been held without a point in four straight games but is third among defensemen with 42 points (10G / 32A) in 49 games.
Carlson missed the entire round-robin but practiced on Monday and will be a game-time decision for Game 1 on Wednesday. If Carlson remains out, Martin Fehervary or Radko Gudas will fill his spot and Dmitri Orlov will do a lot of the heavy lifting, including PP1.
The Capitals are playing it safe with their star defenseman and have listed him as a game-time decision for Thursday. If he doesn't play, Dmitry Orlov will continue to quarterback the Capitals' top power-play unit.
Carlson was nicked up in the Capitals' exhibition game but practiced returned to practice on Saturday. Given the fact that the Capitals are already locked into a playoff spot, they may play it safe with their star defenseman. Head coach Todd Reirden said that Carlson's status for Monday is still TBD, so consider him a game-time decision and check on his status during warmups.
