Goalie Start
Bobrovsky will start Tuesday vs. the Maple Leafs.
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Entwistle will be back in the Blackhawks lineup on Sunday.
Lundell (lower-body/illness) will return to the Panthers lineup on Saturday afternoon.
Lundell has missed the last 11 games with a combination of a lower-body injury and illness but is set to play Saturday in New Jersey. Lundell will replace Joe Thornton in the lineup but it's unclear who he will skate with to start.
Goalie Start
Bobrovsky will start Saturday afternoon in New Jersey.
The Panthers are "hopeful" that Lundell (lower-body/illness) can play on Saturday.
Lundell has missed the last 11 games with a combination of a lower-body injury and illness. The Panthers said that he will travel with the team to New Jersey and they are hopeful he will play against the Devils. Lundell tallied 14 goals with 24 assists (38 points) in 52 games before getting hurt.
Goalie Start
Bobrovsky will start Thursday vs. the Blackhawks.
Lundell (lower-body/illness) will not play on Tuesday.
Lundell will miss his 10th straight game on Tuesday but was on the ice for Tuesday's morning skate. Head coach Andrew Brunette said that if Lundell isn't back for Thursday, they are hopeful he will play in the back-to-back over the weekend.
Goalie Start
Bobrovsky will start Tuesday vs. the Canadiens.
Goalie Start
Bobrovsky is in the starter's crease at the Panthers' morning skate.
Goalie Start
Bobrovsky will start Saturday in Ottawa.
Bjornfot (undisclosed) is expected to be back in the Kings lineup on Saturday.
Bjornfot has missed the last five games with an undisclosed injury but is set to play Saturday vs. the Kraken. Bjornfot has eight assists in 61 games this season.
Line Change
Kulikov will draw into the Wild lineup on Saturday.
Kulikov will replace Jon Merrill on the Wild blueline after sitting out on Thursday. Kulikov has scored four goals with 15 assists (19 points) in 60 games this season.
Petry is out indefinitely with a lower-body injury.
Petry suffered a lower-body injury against the Panthers on Thursday and is expected to miss an extended period of time. The injury comes at a tough time for Petry, who has been playing his best hockey of the season lately. He has 10 points (3G / 7A) in his last 17 games.
The Devils have recalled A.J. Greer from Utica (AHL).
It's unclear if Greer will draw into the Devils lineup on Wednesday but he's been recalled with 40 points (18G / 22A) in 46 AHL games this season. He appeared in two games with the Devils in mid-January.
Studnicka (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Monday.
Studnicka was held out of Sunday's practice with an undisclosed injury that he picked up in Winnipeg on Friday. Studnicka is expected to be back on the top line next to Brad Marchand with Patrice Bergeron (arm) sidelined.
Line Change
Gregor will draw back into the Sharks lineup on Sunday.
Gregor has been scratched in three of the last four games but will replace Matt Nieto (undisclosed) on Sunday. Gregor has just three points (1G / 2A) in his last 14 games.
The Panthers are placing Aaron Ekblad (lower-body) on LTIR.
Moving Ekblad to LTIR opens up $7.5M in cap relief ahead of Monday's trade deadline. Ekblad will miss the rest of the regular season but should be ready to go for the first round of the playoffs. Losing Ekblad will hurt down the stretch but they are expected to use the cap-space to add Robert Hagg from Buffalo and could add more before the deadline.
Ekblad is week-to-week with a lower-body injury.
Ekblad left Thursday's game and was unable to put any weight on his right leg, so overall this is positive news. Head coach Andrew Brunette said that they will know more once the swelling goes down. Ben Chiarot will meet the Panthers in Montreal and will likely make his debut, replacing Ekblad in the lineup. Mackenzie Weegar is expected to take his spot on PP1.
Ekblad left Friday's game with a lower-body injury but "nothing structural," will be re-evaluated on Saturday.
Ekblad could not put any weight on his right leg as he was helped off of the ice in the first period of Friday's game in Anaheim. Given Ekblad's long history of serious injuries, there was cause for concern. Head coach Andrew Brunette told reporters post-games that there was no structural damage and it was "positive news tonight and we'll go from there." All-in-all, it sounds like Ekblad avoided another serious injury and won't be sidelined long-term.
The Bruins have recalled Jack Studnicka from Providence (AHL).
It's unclear whether Studnicka will draw into the Bruins lineup on Wednesday but he comes up with two assists in 10 games with the Bruins this season. During his time in the AHL, he has picked up 33 points (9G / 24A) in 37 games.