Heinen will be a healthy scratch on Saturday.
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The Senators have recalled Christian Jaros from Belleville (AHL).
Jaros has been recalled likely to serve as the Senators reserve defenseman while Cody Ceci (upper-body) is on IR. Jaros played in two NHL games with the Senators last season, spending most of the year in Belleville—tallying three goals and 13 assists (16 points) in 44 games.
The Devils signed Miles Wood to a four-year contract extension worth $11 million ($2.75M AAV) on Saturday.
Wood just wrapped up his first full NHL season with 19 goals and 13 assists (32 points) in 76 games. The 2013 fourth-round pick will be hard pressed to land a top-6 role in New Jersey but is a serviceable bottom-6 winger who brings some toughness to the Devils’ lineup.
The Blue Jackets have signed Boone Jenner to a four-year, $15M ($3.75M AAV) extension.
The Ducks select Isac Lundestrom with the No.23 overall pick.
Coyle underwent surgery on both of his wrists last week.
Coyle underwent surgery to repair a tear in each of wrists after they bothered him in the second half of the season. Coyle is expected to need one month to be fully healed, so he’ll be more than ready-to-go for next year’s training camp.
Werenski underwent shoulder surgery on Thursday and is expected to need 5-6 months to rehab.
Heinen is expected to be scratched for Game 6.
Severson will come out of the Devils lineup on Sunday.
Aston-Reese (upper-body) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday.
Monahan will undergo season-ending wrist surgery.
Monahan has been playing through wrist and hip injuries and with the Flames falling out of the playoff hunt, Monahan will be shut down for the rest of the season. Monahan had another great season, picking up 31 goals and 33 assists (64 points) in 74 games. Sam Bennett and Curtis Lazar are expected to play with Johnny Gaudreau on Saturday.
Wood is day-to-day with an upper-body injury; won’t play Tuesday in San Jose.
Wood was hurt in Anaheim on Sunday and will not play against the Sharks. With Wood listed as day-to-day, Jesper Bratt will draw back into the Devils lineup.
Gudbranson will undergo shoulder surgery and is expected to miss the rest of the season.
The Canucks announced that Gudbranson has been removed from the active roster and will undergoing surgery for a shoulder injury that he originally sustained on November 22nd. Gudbranson should be ready to go for 2018-19 training camp this fall.
Monahan (undisclosed) will play Tuesday vs. Edmonton.
Monahan missed Monday’s practice with a lingering issue, but he will be available tongiht vs. the Oilers. Monahan has cooled down recently, picking up just one goal and two assists in his last seven games, but he hit the 30-30 threshold for the second time in four years.
Monahan (undisclosed) is expected to be in the Flames lineup on Friday.
Heinen will draw back into the Bruins lineup on Saturday.
Heinen will be a healthy scratch on Thursday.
Heinen has picked up just one assist in his last nine games and was benched late in Tuesday’s game. After signing Brian Gionta and acquiring Tommy Wingels at the deadline, Heinen will take a seat tonight vs. the Penguins.
Aston-Reese will be out "longer-term" with an upper-body injury.
Aston-Reese was scratched from Tuesday’s lineup despite taking part in the morning skate. Aston-Reese will miss an extended period of time, but that’s not a big hit to the Penguins lineup with Tom Kuhnhackl returning last night.
Aston-Reese will be a healthy scratch on Tuesday.
The Canucks have signed Gudbranson to a three-year contract extension with an AAV of $4M.