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Petersen is expected to start Tuesday vs. the Lightning.
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Hinostroza (undisclosed) did not travel to Ottawa for Tuesday's game.
The Sabres did not say what is ailing Hinostroza, but he did not travel to Ottawa, so look for Mark Jankowski to draw back into the lineup.
Bogosian will miss 2-to-3 weeks with a lower-body injury.
Bogosian recently returned to the Lightning lineup but suffered a lower-body injury vs. the Stars on Saturday. Bogosian will be out until late January/early February.
Tarasenko (COVID-19 protocol) will return to the Blues lineup on Monday.
Tarasenko has missed the last four games while in COVID-19 protocol but will play Monday. Tarasenko, who has 15 points (7G / 8A) in his last 10 games, will likely be reunited with Robert Thomas and Jordan Kyrou.
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Petersen led the Kings onto the ice for warmups.
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Petersen was the first goalie off of the ice at the Kings morning skate.
Trenin was activated from the COVID-19 protocol list and is expected to play Saturday.
Kaprizov (upper-body) is expected to be back in the Wild lineup on Friday.
Kaprizov ended up missing just one game with an upper-body injury that he suffered last Thursday. In addition to getting Kaprizov back on Friday, Joel Eriksson Ek, Jordan Greenway and Brandon Duhaime are also expected to play.
Eriksson Ek (upper-body) is expected to be back in the Wild lineup on Friday.
Eriksson Ek missed the last three games with an upper-body injury but is set to be back in the lineup on Friday. In addition to Eriksson Ek, the Wild are also expected to get Kirill Kaprizov, Jordan Greenway and Brandon Duhaime back.
Trenin has been added to the COVID-19 protocol and will not play Tuesday.
Bogosian (undisclosed) is expected to be back in the Lightning lineup on Tuesday.
Bogosian has missed the last five games with an undisclosed injury but is expected to play Tuesday in Buffalo. Bogosian will likely play a larger role than normal with Ryan McDonagh (lower-body) unlikely to play.
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Petersen led the Kings onto the ice for warmups.
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Petersen was the first goalie off of the ice at the Kings morning skate.
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Petersen led the Kings onto the ice for warmups.
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Petersen was the first goalie off of the ice at the Kings morning skate.
Brodin (upper-body) is expected to miss at least one week.
Brodin reportedly took a puck off of the hand in Boston and will not play Saturday and could be out for at least one week. The Wild will be without Brodin and Kirill Kaprizov tonight, both were hurt Thursday.
Kaprizov (upper-body) will not play Saturday vs. the Capitals.
Kaprizov suffered an upper-body injury in Boston on Thursday and will miss at least one game. The Wild told reporters that Kaprizov is still being evaluated, so expect a more detailed timetable in the coming days. Luckily for the Wild, after Saturday's game, they are off until next Friday (Jan.14), so Kaprizov may not miss many games if it's relatively short-term.
Tarasenko was added to the COVID-19 protocol list on Thursday and will not play Friday vs. the Capitals.
The timing couldn't be worse for Tarasenko, who has scored seven goals with eight assists (15 points) in his last 10 games. His line with Robert Thomas and Jordan Kyrou has been among the hottest in the NHL but he'll likely miss at least two games.
Middleton (upper-body) will not play on Thursday.
Middleton left Tuesday's game with an upper-body injury and did not return after being hit from behind by Givani Smith. Marc-Edouard Vlasic will replace him in Buffalo.
Middleton (upper-body) is questionable to play Thursday in Buffalo.
Middleton was hurt in the first period of Tuesday's loss in Detroit after being hit from behind by Givani Smith. Smith was given a game misconduct for the hit but it looks like it could cost Middleton more time. Mario Ferraro will be back in the lineup on Thursday and would be Middleton's replacement if he's unavailable.