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Brossoit will start Saturday in Toronto.
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Teravainen (concussion symptoms) is not expected to play Tuesday.
Teravainen returned to the Hurricanes lineup over the weekend but was scratched Sunday and is expected to miss his second straight game on Tuesday. Brock McGinn and Jordan Martinook are expected to remain with Sebastian Aho with Teravainen sidelined.
Teravainen is not on the ice for warmups; will not play Sunday vs. the Panthers.
Teravainen (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Sunday.
Teravainen (concussion) is on the ice for warmups and is expected to play Thursday.
Teravainen (concussion) is expected to return to the Hurricanes lineup on Thursday.
Teravainen has missed the last seven games with a concussion but appears poised to return to the lineup on Thursday. Teravainen skated with Sebastian Aho and Andrei Svechnikov in the morning skate, so he should be active with a plus matchup with the Red Wings in town.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) is expected to return to the Bruins lineup on Wednesday.
Grzelcyk has been out since February 10th but is execute to play Wednesday vs. Washington. Grzelcyk, who has three assists in six games this season, will be paired with Brandon Carlo at 5v5 and return to the top power-play unit.
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Brossoit will start Tuesday vs. the Canucks.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) will not play on Friday but is a possibility for Sunday.
Grzelcyk has been out since February 10th but is on the current road trip and head coach Bruce Cassidy said that he could be back on Sunday. With Grzelcyk still out on Friday, Urho Vaakanien, Jakub Zboril and John Moore will remain in the lineup but a decision will need to be made on Sunday.
Murphy (right hip) was activated from IR and could return to the Blackhawks lineup on Tuesday.
Murphy has been out since February 7th with a hip injury but was activated from IR on Monday. Head coach Jeremy Colliton would not commit to him playing on Tuesday, so monitor his status during the morning skate, but all signs are pointing towards him suiting up in Columbus.
Teravainen (upper-body) remains day-to-day; will not play on Monday.
Teravainen reportedly "doesn't feel right" so he'll miss his second straight game with an upper-body injury. With Teravainen out on Saturday, Steven Lorentz replaced him in the lineup and Andrei Svechnikov replaced him on the top line.
Teravainen (upper-body) will not play on Saturday.
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Brossoit will start Friday in Vancouver.
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Brossoit is expected to start Friday in Vancouver.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) will miss at least the next two games.
Grzelcyk will miss his fourth straight game on Thursday and will not travel with the team to Lake Tahoe, ruling him out of Sunday's game vs. the Flyers.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) is doubtful for Friday.
Grzelcyk suffered a lower-body injury in Wednesday's overtime win over the Rangers and is unlikely to play on Friday. Grzelcyk has had a very difficult time staying healthy this season, having missed six of the first 12 games.
Murphy will miss 10-14 days with a hip injury.
Murphy was a bit of a surprise scratch on Tuesday but Chicago announced that he'll miss at least 10 days with a hip injury. This is a huge loss for Chicago, who had Lucas Carlsson replace him in the top-4 a couple of nights ago.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) will draw back into the Burins lineup on Wednesday.
Grzelcyk has been out since January 28th but will back in Boston's lineup on Wednesday. The Bruins practiced with five forwards on the top power-play unit, so Grzelcyk may not see his regular PP deployment in his first game back.
Murphy will miss Tuesday's game in Dallas with a right hip injury.
Grzelcyk (lower-body) was back on the ice on Monday and could play Wednesday.
Grzelcyk has missed the last six games with a lower-body injury but appears to be on track to play Wednesday. Grzelcyk, who had three assists in five games before getting hurt, would most likely be back on the Bruins' top power-play unit.