Kadri (lower-body) will be a game-time decision on Monday.
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Kadri (lower-body) will not play on Thursday.
Kadri, who was fined $5,000 for his throat slashing gesture on Tuesday, will miss tonight’s game with a lower-body injury. With Kadri and Tyler Bozak both sidelined, Peter Holland will centre the Maple Leafs top line.
Schwartz (ankle) has been activated from IR; expected to return on Friday.
Schwartz (ankle) is progressing but will not play on Thursday.
Schwartz continues to skate with the Blues, but is not ready to play yet. The Blues next game is Saturday vs. the Wild, so monitor his status leading up to the weekend.
Schwartz practiced with teammates for the first time since fracturing his ankle in October.
Schwartz has not played since October 20th, but he finally returned to practice on Wednesday, which is an excellent sign that he could be back after the All Star break. Schwartz’s return would be huge for a banged up Blues team. His owned percentage has dropped to 49%, so he may be available in your league.
Landeskog (back) is on the ice for warmups; expected to play vs. St. Louis.
Landeskog (back) will not be in the lineup on Saturday.
Landskog is day-to-day with a back injury.
Landeskog was scratched in Wednesday's game against the Penguins. Landeskog was expected to play but did not come out for warmups and ended up being scratched with Mikhail Grigorenko returning to the lineup. Consider Landeskog as day-to-day until the Avalanche release more information.
Kadri (flu) missed Monday's practice, but is expected to play on Tuesday.
Kadri missed Monday’s practice with an illness, but head coach Mike Babcock said that Kadri will be in the lineup on Tuesday. Deploy Kadri like you normally would.
Landeskog has served his two-game suspension and will play on Thursday.
After serving a two game suspension, Landeskog will be back on the Avs’ top line with Nathan MacKinnon and Matt Duchene on Thursday. Landeskog’s return means less minutes for Mikhail Grigorenko—Colorado’s captain has 12 points (5G / 7A) in 16 games.
Manson (flu) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Manson missed Monday’s game with an illness and head coach Bruce Boudreau said that he will be a “game-time decision at best” tonight. Korbinian Holzer replaced Manson last night and could play there again tonight.
The NHL has suspended Gabriel Landeskog for his illegal check to the head of Brad Marchad.
Call up / Send down
Manson (upper-body) is expected to return to the lineup on Friday.
Call up / Send down
The Blackhawks have reassigned Vince Hinostroza to Rockford (AHL).
Hinostroza had no points and four shots in four games since being recalled. Hinostroza has been returned to the AHL, which suggests that Bryan Bickell will be back in the lineup on Thursday in Winnipeg.
The Ducks have placed Josh Manson (upper-body) on injured reserve.
Schwartz underwent surgery for a fractured ankle and will miss 12 weeks.
Schwartz was injured in practice on Friday and will now miss 12 weeks or three months of time. This timetable would put Schwartz out until late-January which would likely see him miss 40 games. This is a terrible break for the Blues, who will likely move Robby Fabbri into the top six when he is healthy and could be forced to move some blueline depth to pick up a forward.