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Schroeder will be a healthy scratch in Game 3.
Schroeder was a minus-1 with two shots in 8:50 TOI in game 2 and will come out of the lineup with Sean Bergenheim coming back in.
Jordan Schroeder News
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Schroeder not on the ice in warmups; not expected to play.
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The Wild have recalled Jordan Schroeder from Iowa (AHL).
Schroeder, 24, has no points in three games with the Wild this season. In 35 games with Iowa, he has 10 goals and 18 assists (28 points).
Call up / Send down
The Wild have recalled Jordan Schroeder from Iowa (AHL).
Schroeder, 24, has registered 10 goals and 14 assists (24 points) in 28 games with Iowa this season. Tonight he is expected to skate on an all University of Minnesota line with Thomas Vanek and Erik Haula.
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Schroeder is back with the Canucks after a conditioning stint with Utica and will play tonight vs. Edmonton.
Schroeder recorded one assist in two games with Utica this weekend. With the Canucks really thin up the middle right now, Schroeder could slot in on the top-6 tonight.
Call up / Send down
The Canucks are sending Jordan Schroeder to Utica on a conditioning stint.
Schroeder missed the last 10 weeks with a broken ankle, but will play with Utica over the weekend and likely be back with the Canucks next week. Schroeder has three goals and six assists in 34 career NHL games.
Injury
Schroeder (ankle) is skating for a second straight day.
Schroeder has been sidelined for 10 weeks after undergoing surgery to repair a broken ankle. Schroeder presence at practice reveals that he is close to returning and with the Canucks extremely thin up the middle right now, he may not go to Utica for conditioning. Monitor his status during Thursday's morning skate.
Injury
Schroeder will have pin inserted into left ankle and will be out two months.
Schroeder was only able to appear in three games with the Canucks before getting hurt. He has battled injuries throughout his young career.
Injury
Jordan Schroeder on crutches this morning. No official word on injury.
Schroeder left Saturday's game with a foot injury after playing just 7:24. He also missed time earlier this season with a hairline fracture in his foot.
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Jordan Schroeder in; Zac Dalpe out.
Schroeder will make his season debut tonight. He had three goals and six assists (nine points) in 31 games with the Canucks last season.
Call up / Send down
Jordan Schroeder has been re-assigned to the Chicago Wolves.
With the trade for Derek Roy the Canucks have sent Schroeder down.
Call up / Send down
C Jordan Schroeder on the way back from AHL Wolves.
Schroeder had four points in three games in the AHL since being reassigned. He has five points in 22 games with the Canucks this season.
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Puckworld: Floundering Canucks send rookie C Jordan Schroeder to AHL and recall vet Andrew Ebbett. #canucks http://tinyurl.com/ap9ene8
Despite seeing some time on the PP, Schroeder only had 5 pts in 22 games, and immediately loses all fantasy relevance.
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Canucks make final cut: Jordan Schroeder sent to AHL Wolves as expected
Schroeder isn't fantasy relevant.
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“I liked the way he positioned himself away from the puck, how he handled that. His next step is to dominate in the AHL."
Schroeder could have made the team but lost out to Cody Hodgson for the second line job. He will need at least another year in the AHL after scoring only 10 goals and 28 points in his rookie year.
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The 2009 first-round draft choice struggled with expectation and accountability but has looked like a different player. His stride is stronger, his commitment to play in traffic is better and the diminutive centre has caught the coach’s eye.
Schroeder has a chance to earn the third line center job with Ryan Kesler and Manny Malhotra both nursing injuries. Look for the second-year pro to make the decision increasingly hard for his coaches.
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Playing his fourth game Sunday is significant and could determine whether the 2009 first-round pick stays this week. It’s been a long climb back into the good books for the diminutive centre who had just 10 goals with the Manitoba Moose last season in a tough transition to pro. He wasn’t among players recalled by the Canucks once the AHL team was eliminated from the postseason.
Schroeder could challenge for the second or third line center spot. The former 22nd overall pick scored 10 goals and 28 points through his first 61 games in the AHL. Look for him to challenge for a roster spot by the end of the season if the preseason is any indication.