Taraesenko (lower-body) will not play Thursday in Minnesota.
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Tarasenko (shoulder) is expected to make his season debut on Saturday.
Tarasenko has had three shoulder surgeries in 28 months but appears ready to make his season debut on Saturday night. Tarasenko is expected to replace Nathan Walker in the lineup and skate on a line with Brayden Schenn and David Perron. The last time we saw Tarasenko, he had 10 points (3G / 7A) in 10 games.
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Tarasenko (shoulder) has a “good chance” to play on the Blues’ upcoming six-game road trip.
Tarasenko skated on a line with Brayden Schenn in Friday’s practice, indicating that he’s getting very close to making his season debut. The Blues start a six-game road trip on Saturday in San Jose and it goes until Monday, March 8th, so look for Tarasenko to debut sometime in the next week.
The Blues have placed Vladimir Tarasenko (shoulder) on LTIR.
Moving Tarasenko to LTIR opens up some cap space for the Blues to recall Jordan Kyrou and Mackenzie MacEachern from the taxi squad. Tarasenko continues to rehab his surgically repaired shoulder and is expected to be re-evaluated at the end of January.
Tarasenko will have another shoulder surgery next week and will be re-evaluated in five months.
Tarasenko is headed back to St. Louis to meet with team doctors for further evaluation of his surgically-repaired shoulder.
Tarasenko is not on the ice for warmups; will not play in Game 4.
Tarasenko is not on the ice for warmups; will not plat in Game 3.
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Tarasenko will not play on Thursday but is expected to play on Sunday.
Tarasenko will undergo surgery on his left shoulder on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated in five months.
Tarasenko left last Thursday’s game vs. Los Angels with an injury that we now know will require surgery. This is a devastating blow for the defending Stanley Cup Champions. Tarasenko has missed just 15 games over the last five years but will be out until at least late-March, effectively ending his 2019-20 campaign. The in-house replacement for Tarasenko appears to be Robert Thomas for now but with Tarasenko heading to LTIR, don’t be surprised if the Blues make a move for a winger.
Tarasenko (upper-body) will miss at least two games.
Tarasenko will not travel on the Blues two-game weekend road-trip because of an upper-body injury that he suffered in the first period of Thursday’s win. Oskar Sundqvist and Robert Thomas moved up in Tarasenko’s spot, so look for one of them to play an expanded role on Saturday.
Tarasenko (upper-body) will return to the Blues lineup on Tuesday.
Tarasenko (upper-body) will be re-evaluated in 10 days.
Tarasenko is day-to-day with an upper-body injury.
Just over an hour prior to puck-drop the Blues announced that Tarasenko will not play on Saturday afternoon. Jaden Schwartz will move up to the Blues top line and Zach Sanford will replace him on the third line with Tarasenko out.
Tarasenko (illness) will return to the Blues lineup on Saturday.
Tarasenko missed Thursday’s game vs. the Capitals but will be back on the lineup on Saturday. Tarasenko, who will skate with Tyler Bozak and Zach Sanford, has 11 goals and 11 assists (22 points) in 37 games this season.
Tarasenko (illness) will not play Thursday vs. the Capitals.
Tarasenko (illness) will be a game-time decision on Thursday.
Tarasenko missed Wednesday’s practice and Thursday’s morning skate but remains a game-time decision for tonight’s game vs. the Capitals. Tarasenko is expected to skate with Ryan O’Reilly and David Perron if he plays and will be replaced by Zach Sanford if he doesn’t play.
Tarasenko (upper-body) will play against the Canucks on Friday.
Tarasenko (upper-body) will not play on Wednesday.
Tarasenko will miss his second straight game with an upper-body injury that he suffered vs. the Rangers on Saturday. Taranseko was not on the ice for the last two days, which clouds his status for the remainder of this all important playoff week.
Tarasenko (upper-body) is doubtful for Wednesday’s game vs. the Bruins.
Tarasenko was supposed to skate on Tuesday but missed the practice session and is now doubtful for Wednesday’s contest. Tarasenko is not dealing with a concussion but an upper-body injury, so keep an eye on him during tomorrow’s game day skate.