Beaulieu (undisclosed) is a late scratch for Tuesday's game in New Jersey.
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Nathan Beaulieu News
The Ducks signed Nathan Beaulieu to a one-year deal worth $850K.
Beaulieu was with the Ducks on a PTO and gets a one-year deal to serve as a depth defenseman. Beaulieu likely won't have a full-time role. Similar to last season, when he played just 24 games and averaged 10:46 TOI/gm with the Jets.
The Penguins acquired Nathan Beaulieu from the Jets for a conditional seventh-round pick.
Beaulieu is in the final year of a two-year deal that carries a $1.25M AAV cap-hit and is set to become a UFA this summer. Beaulieu has had a tough few seasons in Winnipeg, compiling just 18 points (1G / 17A), 147 hits and 108 blocked shots in 105 games. He's currently on LTIR so this may just be a move to help create more cap space in Pittsburgh.
The Jets placed Nathan Beaulieu (lower-body) on LTIR.
Beaulieu will miss the rest of March with a lower-body injury after being moved to LTIR on Wednesday. They used the roster spot to recall Ville Heinola from Manitoba (AHL).
Beaulieu will be out "longer than day-to-day" with a lower-body injury.
Beaulieu suffered a lower-body injury vs. the Stars last Friday and missed Saturday's game vs. the Rangers. With Beaulieu out for an extended period of time, look for Logan Stanley to remain in the Jets' lineup moving forward.
Marchessault (illness) is on the ice for warmups and is expected to play on Saturday.
Marchessault (illness) is not expected to play on Friday.
Marchessault was not on the ice for the morning skate and is not expected to play because of the flu. Evgenii Dadonov will move to the second line with Marchessault out and Michael Amadio will draw into the lineup.
Beaulieu (lower-body) is expected to play on Wednesday.
Beaulieu was active from IR before Monday's game but sat out as a healthy scratch. He is expected to replace Logan Stanley on the third pair on Wednesday and it will be his first game since January 27th.
The Jets have activated Nathan Beaulieu (lower-body) from IR.
Beaulieu has missed the last nine games with a lower-body injury that he suffered vs. the Canucks on January 27th. It's unclear if he will play on Monday but expect him to replace Logan Stanley if he does.
Beaulieu will draw back into the Jets lineup on Sunday.
Beaulieu will be back in the Jets lineup on Thursday.
Beaulieu has been in and out of the Jets lineup all season but will draw back into the lineup on Thursday with Dylan DeMelo going into COVID-19 protocol. Beaulieu has one assist in 15 games this season.
Marchessault (COVID-19) is expected to return to the Golden Knights lineup on Saturday.
Marchessault has been placed on the COVID-19 protocol list.
Marchessault is expected to miss Tuesday's game vs. the Hurricanes after being placed in COVID-19 protocol, one day after William Carrier was. With Marchessault out, the Golden Knights will be without Marchessault, William Karlsson, Max Pacioretty, Jack Eichel and Nolan Patrick up front.
Beaulieu will dress as a seventh defenseman for the Jets on Tuesday.
Marchessault is on the ice for warmups; expected to draw back in the Golden Knights lineup on Saturday.
Marchessault (undisclosed) will not play on Friday.
Beaulieu had successful shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum and will miss the rest of the season.
Beaulieu had been playing through a torn labrum and underwent surgery on Thursday, ending his 2021 campaign. With Beaulieu not returning this season, the Jets could be in the market for a blueliner to bolster their depth at the trade deadline.
Beaulieu is expected to miss "weeks" with an upper-body injury; will be placed on IR.
Beaulieu was hurt midway through Tuesday's win over the Maple Leafs while blocking a shot and head coach Paul Maurice said that he's going to miss multiple weeks. With Beaulieu going on IR, look for Sami Niku to re-enter the lineup on Thursday.
The Jets have re-signed Nathan Beaulieu to a two-year deal worth $2.5 million ($1.25M AAV).
Beaulieu missed the second half of the 2020 season, playing just 38 of the 71 games (53.5%). The offence that he showed at lower-levels has never translated to the NHL but he's a reliable top-4 defenseman for Winnipeg, when he's healthy.
Marchessault (undisclosed) is a game-time decision for Saturday's game against the Islanders.