Adam Larsson hasn't yet started to skate because of bruised lower back.
Sounds like Larsson will miss a few more games. The rookie has been a bright point in an average season for the Devils, scoring two goals and 16 points through 47 games.
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Devils coach Pete DeBoer said rookie D Adam Larsson (bruised lower back) is "feeling better", but hasn't skated yet and won't play Tuesday.
Sounds like Larsson is progressing but will miss a few more games. The rookie has been a bright point in an average season for the Devils, scoring two goals and 16 points through 47 games.
No Adam Larsson again today
At this point we still don't know the severity of Larsson's injury. The rookie has been a bright point in an average season for the Devils, scoring two goals and 16 points through 47 games.
Adam Larsson had X-rays and MRI on his back and both came back negative, but he won't play tomorrow in Philadelphia, Devils say.
Larsson has already been ruled out for tomorrow's tilt so make sure he stays on your bench. The rookie has been a bright point in an average season for the Devils, scoring two goals and 16 points through 47 games.
Larsson suffered what the Devils are calling a bruised lower back on an open-ice hit from P.K. Subban of the Montreal Canadiens.
No word on the extent of Larsson's injury. The rookie has been a bright point in an average season for the Devils, scoring two goals and 16 points through 47 games.
Adam Larsson had MRI on his wrist over break and apparently everything is Ok. He is practicing today.
Larsson exercised his option to stay home for the break in order to heal. Sounds like he won't miss any playing time.
Adam Larsson has been bothered by a sore wrist and asked not to go to All-Star weekend. So he will not go.
Larsson has been playing big minutes for the Devils and is banged up because of it. The rookie has two goals and 15 points in his first 43 NHL games. Expect him to stay in the lineup after the break.
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Paajarvi spent a lot of time chatting to Eberle during morning skate. My guess is that they play with Horcoff tonite
Expect Eberle to play on more of an offensive scoring line. He has 17 goals and 43 points through 40 games.
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In the lineup tonight. Excited to get back #moneyontheboard
With both Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins out of the lineup, Eberle drawing back in is a welcome sign. Before getting hurt he scored 17 goals and 43 points through 41 games.
Jordan Eberle is skating again today.
Eberle continues to skate which is a great sign for the Oilers. Before getting hurt he scored 17 goals and 43 points through 41 games.
Jordan Eberle just chatted with Tom Renney. He then talked with head athletic therapist TD Forss. He's continuing to skate.#Play by play
Eberle is not expected to play for a few games but won't be out longer than another week or two. Before getting hurt he scored 17 goals and 43 points through 41 games.
jordan eberle on flight to columbus with Oil but likely just to skate. Betting is he plays at home vs Calg Sat. 2 wks after spraining knee
Eberle is recovering well and could be ahead of schedule. Before getting hurt he scored 17 goals and 43 points through 41 games.
No news about Eberle, though Renney indicated last night Ebs would be out only short time.
Certainly a good sign for the Oilers' top winger. The shifty forward has 17 goals and 43 points in 41 games. Stay tuned for a further word on his status.
Jordan Eberle will have an MRI on his injured right knee this afternoon.
We won't know Eberle's status until the results come in. The shifty forward has 17 goals and 43 points in 41 games.
Jordan Eberle will not return to today's game with a right knee injury
Reports out of Dallas indicate this injury is relatively serious. Eberle has 17 goals and 43 points over 40 games, carrying the Oilers offense.
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Adam Larsson will play tonight
Expect Larsson to man the top pairing tonight. The current 4th overall pick has two goals and 13 points through 33 games.
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DeBoer says Adam Larsson will play and that he thinks the break helped the rookie D.
Larsson returns from Sweden and is ready to get back into the lineup. The rookie has two goals and 13 points over over 33 games.
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Larsson hasn't returned from Sweden
The rookie returned to his homeland following the death of his grandmother. He is ruled out for tonight's game.
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Henrik Tallinder is with Adam Larsson
Larsson has been struggling somewhat and will be paired with the veteran Tallinder to stabilize his game. The rookie defender may lose his power play time as well until he turns around his even-strength time.
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It’s been pretty clear since the start of the season that the Devils intend to keep Adam Larsson around, but general manager Lou Lamoriello confirmed the obvious today by saying that the 18-year-old defenseman will stay with the team for at least 10 NHL ganes.
In case you had an doubt, Larssen is in the lineup to stay. Feel free to play him on a nightly basis as long as he remains a top pairing defender who also plays the point on the PP.