Donsoki has been out since Game 6 vs. the Golden Knights and the fact that he did not travel to Colorado for Game 3, suggests that he will remain sidelined for Game 4 as well. Lukas Radil will remain in the Sharks lineup while Donskoi is sidelined.
Donskoi was on the ice in a non-contact jersey prior to Thursday’s practice but did not stay on for the team session. That suggests that Lukas Radil will remain in the Sharks lineup and Donskoi will sit for the second straight game.
Donskoi has been in the lineup for the last eight games but will come out of the lineup to allow Melker Karlsson to draw back vs. the Oilers.
Donskoi was forced to leave Saturday’s game vs. the Senators but was on the ice for the morning skate and looks good to go for Tuesday. Donskoi has been riding a hot streak as of late, scoring eight goals with two assists (10 points) in his last nine games.
Donskoi left Tuesday’s game in Philadelphia and will not play tonight in Florida. With Donskoi out, Kevin Labanc will draw back into the lineup and will likely play on the second line. Donskoi is considered day-to-day.
Donskoi has been sidelined with an upper-body injury since January 23rd, but is nearing a return. Donskoi skated on the third line on Monday, but won’t play vs. the Maple Leafs on Tuesday. Monitor his status prior to Thursday’s game vs. the Canucks.
Donskoi will miss his fourth consecutive game with an upper-body injury that previously cost him three games in mid-January. Monitor his status prior to Saturday’s game vs. the Coyotes.
Donskoi missed the final two games before the All-Star break and the break wasn’t long enough to get him ready for tonight’s game vs. the Blackhawks.
Donskoi missed Saturday’s game vs. the Blues and will miss a second straight game tonight vs. Winnipeg. Consider Donskoi as day-to-day and monitor his status leading up to Wednesday’s game in Los Angeles.
