Daley will continue to undergo tests on his upper-body injury after he was forced to leave Wednesday’s game following a collision with the goal post. Daley will be a game-time decision on Friday, but monitor his status during the morning skate.
Daley, 32, had six assists but did not score a goal in 29 games with the Blackhawks this season, his first since being traded from the Stars. Daley will help the Penguins with their breakout as well as on their power-play. The Penguins will retain 33 percent of Scuderi’s $3 million salary.
Daley will miss Tuesday’s game with an upper-body injury that he suffered on Sunday vs. the Jets. With Daley out, David Rundblad will return to the lineup after being a healthy scratch for the last 17 games. Daley is listed as day-to-day.
Daley has been out since March 3rd because of a knee injury, but he will be back in tonight in Vancouver. There is no word as to who will come out of the lineup tonight. Daley has 16 goals and 17 assists (33 points) in 61 games this season.
Daley has missed the last nine games with a lower-body injury, but it sounds like he will return at some point during the Stars three-game Western Canadian road trip, which starts tomorrow in Calgary.
Daley was injured in a knee-on-knee collision with Matt Martin on Tuesday. The NHL slapped a one-game suspension on Martin, but it will cost Daley 2-4 weeks. He will miss at least the next six games.
Daley was caught knee-on-knee by Islanders forward Matt Martin early in Tuesday’s 3-2 win. The Stars have already lost Tyler Seguin to a knee-on-knee collision and now they may have lost arguably their best defenseman for “weeks.” The Stars sit nine points out of a Wild Card spot and this all but ruins their playoff chances.
Daley missed the final three games before the All Star break, but will return to the Stars blue line on Tuesday in Montreal. Daley, who has 21 points (11G / 10A) in 43 games, will be paired with Jason Demers and anchor the top power-play unit.
Daley will miss his third straight game with an undisclosed injury on Tuesday and coach Lindy Ruff said he is not sure if Daley will be ready for the Stars first game after the All Star break, which is next Tuesday in Montreal.
Daley suffered an undisclosed injury during Thursday’s loss to the Jets. He will not play tonight, so expect him to be replaced by either David Schlemko or Jyrki Jokipakka. He is day-to-day.
Eriksson missed Thursday’s game with a hand injury that he suffered on Wednesday vs. the Penguins. He is back in the lineup on the Bruins third line with Chris Kelly and Carl Soderberg. He has six goals and six assists (12 points) in his last 15 games.
Eriksson, who missed Thursday’s game with a hand injury, will take part in warmups and make a decision on whether he will be available prior to puck-drop. Monitor his status throughout warmups.
Eriksson was on the ice this morning, but he still remains questionable for tomorrow’s game vs. the Flyers. It is an afternoon start, so the Bruins will not have a morning skate, monitor his status prior to game-time (1PM ET).
Coach Claude Julien does not think that Eriksson’s injury is something that is going to keep him out long-term. He will be replaced by David Pastrnak tonight. Monitor his status leading up to Saturday’s game.
Eriksson missed Tuesday's game as well as Wednesday's practice, but is back with the Bruins this morning and is expected to play tonight vs. Washington. Eriksson has tallied six goals and 16 assists (22 points) in 40 games this season.
Eriksson missed Tuesday's game but is set to return on Thursday. He is dealing with a minor injury in his heel. Eriksson has six goals and 16 assists (22 points) in 40 games this season. Eriksson had been healthy his entire career, but has struggled to stay at 100% this season.
