Pittsburgh Penguins News
Letang will undergo surgery for a herniated disc in his neck and will miss 4-6 months.
Karlsson (undisclosed) is day-to-day; won't play on Monday.
Karlsson (undisclosed) will returned to Ottawa; will not play in Winnipeg.
Karlsson (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision on Thursday.
Malkin (upper-body) continues to rehab; will not play on Friday.
Malkin (upper-body) will not play on Tuesday.
Malkin will not travel to Buffalo for the Penguins game on Tuesday, which puts his status for Thursday’s game in Ottawa in question as well. Monitor Malkin’s status as the week progresses.
Call up / Send down
The Bruins have recalled Noel Acciari from Providence (AHL).
Acciari, 25, has appeared in 19 games with the Bruins this season, collecting two assists. The 25-year-old has spent the majority of the year with Providence, where he has 14 points (6G / 8A) in 30 games. He was recalled on Sunday because Patrice Bergeron, Drew Stafford and Tim Schaller were all missing from yesterday’s practice.
Malkin (upper-body) will not play on Friday.
Malkin missed the Penguins’ morning skate and will miss tonight’s contest with an upper-body injury. Head coach Mike Sullivan said that Malkin has been dealing with an upper-body injury “for a while” and that they will “know more soon.”
Mantha will be a healthy scratch for the second straight game.
Mantha will be a healthy scratch Friday vs. the Blackhawks.
Mantha has easily been one of the Red Wings best forwards this season and this is a questionable decision considering they are out of the playoff race. Mantha said that the decision was due to his “compete” level. Mitch Callahan will replace him in the lineup.
Rust (arm) (upper-body) will not travel on the Penguins’ four-game Western Canada trip.
Rust has missed the last 11 games with an arm injury and will miss at least four games as he stays back in Pittsburgh while the team travels out west. He resumed skating last Friday, so monitor his status leading up to next Wednesday’s game in Philadelphia.
Letang (upper-body) will not travel on the Penguins’ four-game Western Canada trip.
Letang has missed the last five games with an upper-body injury and will not travel to the west coast for their upcoming road-trip. The Penguins already announced that Letang was more than “day-to-day,” so monitor his status leading up to next Wednesday’s game in Philadelphia.
Letang (lower-body) will be sidelined longer than “day-to-day.”
Letang has missed the last four games and is expected to miss at least a few more games. Head coach Mike Sullivan said that he is more than “day-to-day” but the team hopes that he won’t miss an extended period of time.
Letang (upper-body) did not travel to Dallas; won't play on Tuesday.
Letang will miss his second straight game with an upper-body injury and the fact that he didn’t travel to Dallas means that he likely won’t play Wednesday in Chicago either.