The Kraken have signed Marcus Johansson to a one-year contract.
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Johansson underwent surgery to repair a broken arm on Friday and is out indefinitely.
Johansson suffered a broken arm in Game 3 and underwent surgery on Friday. Johansson is expected to miss the rest of the playoffs and may have played his final game in a Wild uniform.
Johansson is on the ice for warmups; expected to play Wednesday.
Johansson (upper-body) will be a game-time decision on Wednesday.
Johansson has missed the last two games with an upper-body injury but will be a game-time decision on Wednesday. Johansson would likely replace Nick Bjugstad or Nico Sturm and skate on a line with Victor Rask and Kevin Fiala if he plays.
Johansson (upper-body) will not be available for Saturday's game.
Johansson (upper-body) will return to the Wild lineup on Monday.
Johansson has missed the last 16 games with an upper-body injury but will play Monday vs. the Ducks. Johansson skated on the third line with Joel Eriksson Ek and Jordan Greenway in Sunday's practice, so look for him to skate there on Monday. Johansson has two goals and one assist in 11 games this season.
Johansson has been added to the COVID-19 reserve list.
The Wild have acquired Marcus Johansson from the Sabres for Eric Staal.
The Wild likely acquired Johansson with the idea of him playing centre but he hasn't been very good in the middle throughout his career, including last year in Buffalo. Johansson had just nine goals and 30 points in 60 games with the Sabres in 2019-20 and now joins a Minnesota team devoid of a No.1 centre.
Johansson (illness) will be back in the Sabres lineup on Tuesday.
Johansson missed Monday's game vs. the Ducks but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Red Wings. Johansson, who has 22 points (6G / 16A) in 48 games this season, will start on the second line with Curtis Lazar and Conor Sheary and return to his spot on the top-PP unit.
Johansson (illness) will not play on Sunday.
Johansson will come out of the Sabres lineup on Sunday. With the veteran winger out, the Sabres will dress seven defensemen.
Johansson (upper-body) will return to the Sabres lineup on Wednesday.
Johansson missed the last seven games with an upper-body injury he suffered on November 9th in Sweden. Johansson was on the second line with Casey Mittelstadt and Jimmy Vesey in Wednesday's morning skate and will play vs. the Flames. He has four goals and six assists (10 points) in 17 games this season.
Johansson (upper-body) will miss at least three games.
Johansson returned from Sweden with an upper-body injury and will miss the rest of the week. Curtis Lazar was recalled from Rochester (AHL) on Wednesday and will replace Johansson in the lineup on Thursday.
The Sabres have signed Marcus Johansson to a two-year contract worth $9.0M ($4.5M AAV).
Johansson (illness) will be a game-time decision for Game 4.
Johansson (illness) will miss Game 3.
Johansson will be held out for the second straight game with an illness, which means David Backes will remain in the lineup in Toronto. Johansson is day-to-day and questionable for Game 4.
Line Change
Johansson is expected to be a healthy scratch in Game 2.
Johansson (chest) will return to the Bruins lineup on Wednesday.
Johansson (lung contusion) could play during the Bruins upcoming four-game road-trip.
Johansson will miss at least one week with a lung contusion.
Johansson underwent evaluation at Massachusetts General Hospital after leaving Tuesday’s game vs. the Hurricanes and was diagnosed with a lung contusion. Johansson will be re-evaluated in one week. Peter Cehlarik will move onto the second line on Thursday with Johansson sidelined.
Line Change
Johansson will make his Bruins debut on Tuesday.
Johansson was acquired from the Devils on Monday and will skate on the second line with David Krejci and Jake DeBrusk in his debut. Johansson will likely see some power-play time as well, putting him in an opportunity to succeed right away.