Palmieri, who has not played this season because of a high-ankle sprain, was in practice on Tuesday and took part in line rushes with William Karlsson and Andrew Cogliano, which is a good sign that he will make his season debut tomorrow.
Palmieri has not played this season because of a high ankle sprain, but returned to practice this afternoon. According to Boudreau, he is not expected to be back until mid-November.
Palmieri has yet to play this season because of a high-ankle sprain. He was only expected to miss a few weeks but the injury has lingered. His return to practice is a good sign that he is not far off though.
Palmieri is targeting a return in the Ducks' final preseason game on October 4th, so he should be ready to go to start the season. He is coming off of a 14-goal, 17 assist season in 2013-14.
Palmieri was a healthy scratch on Wednesday but will draw back into the lineup tonight in Chicago. He has recorded 19 points (8G / 11A) in 43 games this season.
With Selanne sidelined for a couple of weeks with a facial injury, Palmieri will likely shift from the third line RW slot to the second line RW. Palmieri had two goals on Tuesday, giving him three goals and two assists in 11 games.
Palmieri was sidelined for Thursday's game but will be back when Anaheim takes on Ottawa. He has yet to record a point in three games.
Palmieri was injured on Sunday and will be replaced by Emerson Etem tomorrow. The Ducks next contest is not until Sunday, so consider him questionable for the matchup with the Senators.
Palmieri left Sunday's game against the Jets and did not return. He has no points and eight shots in the Ducks first three games.
With Dustin Penner struggling on Perry and Getzlaf's line he was replaced with Palmieri at today's practice.
Palmieri has missed the Ducks last five games with an upper-body injury. He had seven goals and three assists at the time of the injury. He will likely slot into the Ducks fourth line with Patrick Maroon and Peter Holland.
Matt Beleskey will likely take Palmieri's spot on the Ducks first line with Getzlaf and Perry. Brandon McMillan will enter the lineup in place of Palmieri.
Palmieri gets sent down to give the Syracuse Crunch a boost. He scored four goals and seven points in 18 games this season.
Palmieri skated on the top line this morning and probably plays there tonight. He has a goal and an assist in 11 games.
Palmieri coming up could be insurance for Corey Perry. He has a goal and an assist in 11 games.
Palmieri returns to the AHL where he will get more playing time. The sniper scored a goal and two points through 11 games.
Palmieri could be an option for either Matt Beleskey or Jason Blake tonight. He has a goal and an assist through 10 games.
Palmieri is better served in the AHL than the press box. With Syracuse, he has 21 goals in 23 games.
No point in keeping Palmieri with the big club if he only plays fourth line minutes. The rookie sniper a goal and an assist over 10 games.
Palmieri gets yet another call and should get a crack at a scoring line. He scored 21 goals and 31 points over 23 games in the AHL.
