Injury
Brent out another week
Brent will miss his second straight game with a lower-body injury. He is not fantasy relevant.
Tim Brent News
Injury
Tim Brent likely to miss tonight with lower body concern.
Brent missed five games because of a lower-body injury before returning Thursday. He must have re-aggravated that injury because it appears he is going be out of the lineup again tonight.
Injury
Brent out with injury.
Brent is a key to the Hurricanes PP and a great penalty killer so this is a tough loss for the Hurricanes. However he is not a great fantasy option. He only has 2 assists in 13 games this season.
Line Change
Brent, Brett Sutter and Stewart are fourth line
Brent is once again the team's fourth line center -- the position he was brought in to play. He has four goals and 11 points in 40 games.
Line Change
Brent centering Poni, Tlusty
Brent moves up to a scoring line. The Cambridge, Ont., native has four goals and 11 points in 38 games.
Line Change
With exception of Brent, that is, back in lineup.
Tim Brent gets back into the lineup after a brief, two-game absence. Expect him to center the fourth line and possibly reclaim some PP time.
Line Change
Muller says Brent is feeling better today and has a chance of playing against Sens
Brent has a sliver of fantasy hockey relevance because he plays with Eric Staal on the top PP unit. He will continue to be replaced by rookie Riley Nash on the fourth line.
Injury
Nash is being recalled on an emergency basis for forward Tim Brent, who was injured during the team’s practice at the RBC Center on Tuesday.
Brent will be replaced by Nash on the fourth line. There are certainly better options than a fourth line center on a bottom team.
Injury
Tim Brent, who suffered a cut leg in Friday's game against Nashville, was back and skating today.
Sounds like Brent will be fine from his laceration. The pivot scored eight goals and 20 points last season with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Should he not be healthy enough for opening day, look for a youngster like Drayson Bowman to take his spot.
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The Carolina Hurricanes got their fourth-line center early in free agency Friday, signing former Toronto Maple Leaf Tim Brent to a two-year deal worth a total of $1.5 million. Brent will earn $700,000 this coming season and $800,000 in 2012-13.