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Injury Notes: Larsson, Prout, Raanta

October 4, 2019 at 6:23 pm CDT | by Zach Leach 2 Comments

The Edmonton Oilers have internal options to replace top defender Adam Larsson, who unfortunately suffered a major injury – a fractured fibula – in the very first game of the year. The team has recalled promising prospect Evan Bouchard and could also turn to another prospect in Caleb Jones or veteran Brandon Manning, who both remain with AHL Bakersfield. However, none of those three will be a seamless fit as Larsson’s stand-in and Edmonton will feel his absence even if the rest of their defense corps steps up. Facing a six-to-eight week prognosis, the Oilers may need to look elsewhere if they want to avoid a rocky start through the first two months of the season. TSN’s Bob McKenzie reports that the team is not necessarily looking for a trade already, but is not opposed to going outside the organization to try to replace Larsson. McKenzie opines that a similar defender, one who can log major minutes and play a shutdown role, is not exactly available though. The one name McKenzie mentions as an affordable acquisition is recently-waived veteran Thomas Hickey of the New York Islanders, but McKenzie doubts that Hickey could adequately fill the role left by Larsson and feels his three-year contract is not worth the gamble. It seems the team is most likely going to work with their current group for the time being, with Kris Russell the most likely candidate to move up to the first pair, and will wait to see if an addition is truly needed. Of course, if the Oilers decide to truly try to replace a player of Larsson’s ability via trade, Jesse Puljujarvi remains the organization’s biggest trade chip.

  • Ahead of the San Jose Sharks’ season opener, it seemed that the final blue line spot was a decision between rookie Mario Ferraro and veteran Dalton Prout. However, both defenders ended up playing as Erik Karlsson missed the game for the birth of his child. The decision won’t be very difficult moving forward though. After missing the team’s morning skate, The Athletic’s Kevin Kurz has confirmed that Prout is out indefinitely with an upper-body injury suffered in the opener. There is no timeline for his return, meaning Ferraro could have plenty of time to assert himself as a regular member on the San Jose blue line. Additionally, the team has recalled defenseman Jacob Middleton to add some more depth on the back end.
  • It looked like Antti Raanta would be healthy to begin the season for the Arizona Coyotes, but the team opted not to rush him back, likely in light of how Darcy Kuemper played in his stead last season. Raanta began the season on a conditioning stint with AHL Tuscon, but it was unclear if he would actually see action or simply treat the experience like an extended training camp. Wonder no more, as beat writer Alexander Kinkopf reports that Raanta will actually get the call for the Roadrunners in their season opener tonight. Kinkopf relays word from Arizona head coach Rick Tocchet, who says that Raanta wanted to “sharpen his game” with live action before returning to regular NHL duty and he will get that opportunity tonight. It remains unclear how long the Coyotes expect to be without Raanta as he’s on a conditioning stint, but with the recently-extended Kuemper and recently-claimed Eric Comrie in the mix, with a serviceable third-string in Adin Hill around as well, the team may be looking to make a trade from their goalie depth upon Raanta’s return.

AHL| Edmonton Oilers| Injury| Rick Tocchet| San Jose Sharks| Utah Mammoth Adam Larsson| Adin Hill| Antti Raanta| Bob McKenzie| Brandon Manning| Dalton Prout| Darcy Kuemper| Eric Comrie| Erik Karlsson| Jacob Middleton| Jesse Puljujarvi| Kris Russell| Thomas Hickey

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Nate Schmidt Out “Week-To-Week”

October 3, 2019 at 3:46 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 2 Comments

The Vegas Golden Knights got off to a great start to the 2019-20 season last night when they took down their rivals the San Jose Sharks, but it didn’t come without a cost. Nate Schmidt left the game after colliding with Logan Couture in the first period, and will now be out “week-to-week” with a lower-body injury according to head coach Gerard Gallant.

Schmidt ended up playing just over three minutes in the contest, forcing the rest of the Golden Knights defense to pick up the slack. That’s something that will have to continue, but this could open up an opportunity for one of the team’s other young defensemen. Jimmy Schuldt or Nicolas Hague in particular could slot into Schmidt’s spot, though neither offer the time of minute-munching ability of the 28-year old.

Even after missing the first 20 games of the 2018-19 season thanks to a PED suspension, Schmidt still recorded 30 points to trail only Shea Theodore (37) in scoring among Golden Knights defensemen. His +22 rating was easily a team-high and he was used heavily on both the powerplay and penalty kill at various times. That all packages together as one of the most valuable players on the team, and one Vegas can hardly afford to lose for any stretch of time.

Unfortunately for the Golden Knights, they’ll be without Schmidt when they take on the Sharks in the second half of a home-and-home tomorrow night in San Jose.

Gerard Gallant| Injury| Vegas Golden Knights Nate Schmidt

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Brandon Montour Out Another 3-4 Weeks

October 2, 2019 at 9:59 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

The Buffalo Sabres released an update on their injured players today, and while Zach Bogosian and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen are still listed as out indefinitely as expected, Brandon Montour now has a timeline. The Sabres defenseman will be out for another three to four weeks after missing most of the preseason with a hand injury. That would rule Montour out for the majority of October and at least the first ten games of the regular season.

The 25-year old Montour came to Buffalo in a trade last season and impressed down the stretch, recording ten points in 20 games. That offensive upside that made Montour a top option for the Anaheim Ducks is exactly what the Sabres are hoping to unleash, especially as a natural fit with young phenom Rasmus Dahlin. This injury puts a hold on any potential Montour might have though as not only will he need to work hard to get back but in a month’s time he may find himself chasing the speed of the game after being off for so long.

Buffalo is hoping to silence their critics and compete in the Atlantic Division this season after re-signing Jeff Skinner to a huge deal and bringing in plenty of defensive depth, but an injury to Montour out of the gate won’t help. The team starts play tomorrow night against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Buffalo Sabres| Injury Brandon Montour

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Injury Notes: Beaulieu, Rust, Makar

October 1, 2019 at 1:41 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 1 Comment

The Winnipeg Jets already lost several defensemen this summer to various means, and now will be without another for the first month of the season. Nathan Beaulieu has suffered an upper-body injury and will be out for four weeks according to Murat Ates of The Athletic. Beaulieu was one of the players expected to pick up some slack this season after re-signing with the Jets for $1MM, but will have to work hard to get back into the lineup at some point in the future. The team claimed Carl Dahlstrom off waivers today to give them some more depth.

Ates also notes that Bryan Little did indeed suffer a concussion when he was hit by Luke Kunin in a game this weekend. Though there is no timetable for his return at this point, it comes as just another blow to a weakened Jets team that can’t seem to find any respite these days.

  • Another team that might be facing a lengthy absence from an important player is the Pittsburgh Penguins. Head coach Mike Sullivan told reporters today that Bryan Rust will be out “longer-term” after blocking a shot against the Buffalo Sabres. Rust took the shot right to the palm of his hand, though there has been no confirmation if it is broken at this point. Sidney Crosby, who also blocked a shot and suffered a minor injury, was back out on the ice today for the Penguins.
  • Alarm bells went off in Colorado today when Cale Makar was missing from practice with the Avalanche, but head coach Jared Bednar told reporters including Ryan S. Clark of The Athletic that it was just a “little tweak.” Makar is expected to be ready for the start of the season.
  •  The same can be said about Mikael Backlund who skated by himself before Calgary Flames practice today. Backlund has a minor lower-body injury and according to GM Brad Treliving (via Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet) is expected to practice tomorrow and be in the lineup when the Flames take on the Avalanche on Thursday night.

Calgary Flames| Colorado Avalanche| Injury| Pittsburgh Penguins| Winnipeg Jets Bryan Little| Bryan Rust| Cale Makar| Mikael Backlund| Nathan Beaulieu

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Greg Pateryn Undergoes Core Muscle Surgery

October 1, 2019 at 11:55 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

The Minnesota Wild had some bad news to announce today, as Greg Pateryn won’t be hitting the ice for quite some time. The defenseman underwent bilateral core muscle repair surgery today in Philadelphia and will be out for approximately six weeks.

It’s an unfortunate start to the year for Pateryn and the Wild, who are both hoping for bounce-back seasons. The 29-year old defenseman played in 80 games for the Wild in 2018-19 after signing a three-year, $6.75MM deal, but saw his offensive output drop to just seven points while averaging 17 minutes a game. Though never known for his scoring ability, the Wild had a tough time generating offense when Pateryn was on the ice and he didn’t even serve as a prime penalty killer, trailing in that respect behind Jared Spurgeon, Ryan Suter and Jonas Brodin.

Now with a core injury, Pateryn will not only miss time but will have to battle his way back into the lineup. The Wild are hoping a healthy Matt Dumba can bring together what should still be a solid defense corps enough to let Minnesota compete for a playoff spot, or at least climb out of the basement of the Central Division where they finished last year. The team still has Carson Soucy with the team for now, getting an opportunity with Pateryn on the sideline.

Injury| Minnesota Wild Greg Pateryn

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West Notes: Kane, Kunin, Boeser

September 30, 2019 at 2:17 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 2 Comments

After his incident with the linesman this weekend, San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane could potentially be facing a lengthy suspension. As Darren Dreger of TSN reports, the abuse of an official penalty that Kane received brings with it an automatic 10-game suspension. Different from those given out by the Department of Player Safety however, this suspension will have to be enforced by the commissioner’s office, something that Dreger does not expect until at least tomorrow.

If Kane does face the full 10-game suspension he would be out until October 25th when the Sharks face the Toronto Maple Leafs, something that has led some to speculate on the possibility of bringing in former franchise icon Patrick Marleau who remains unsigned. Of course, there is also the possibility that the team uses the time to evaluate a young player in the lineup.

  • Speaking of suspensions, Luke Kunin will not receive any supplementary discipline for his hit on Bryan Little according to Bob McKenzie of TSN, who reports that the league has deemed it an accidental collision. Kunin collided with Little in front of the Winnipeg Jets’ net, taking him out of the game with an undisclosed injury. Jets’ head coach Paul Maurice didn’t like the hit, but the Minnesota Wild forward won’t face any punishment.
  • The Vancouver Canucks put some interesting names on waivers today when they decided to risk Sven Baertschi and Nikolay Goldobin to the rest of the league, but will at least have another goal-scoring forward in the lineup on opening night. Brock Boeser has been cleared to return to action after his concussion from earlier in the preseason and will be on the ice when the Canucks take on the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday night. Oscar Fantenberg, who was dealing with a concussion of his own, has also been cleared.

Injury| Minnesota Wild| San Jose Sharks| Suspensions| Vancouver Canucks Bob McKenzie| Brock Boeser| Evander Kane| Luke Kunin| Oscar Fantenberg

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Injury Updates: Gardiner, Vegas, Perry, Balcers

September 29, 2019 at 6:28 pm CDT | by Brian La Rose 2 Comments

It may take a little longer for Jake Gardiner to make his official Hurricanes debut.  The defenseman was believed to be ready to return just a couple of days ago but was held out of their final preseason contests and head coach Rod Brind’Amour told Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News & Observer (Twitter link) that Gardiner’s status is the most worrisome among their banged up players heading into Thursday’s opener.  While the exact nature of the issue hasn’t been disclosed, it’s worth noting that Gardiner battled back issues last season which likely was a factor in why it took until just three weeks ago for him to land a contract.

Other injury notes around the league:

  • Vegas will be without winger Alex Tuch for the start of the season. He suffered an upper-body injury partway through Friday’s preseason game and as a result, he’s listed as week-to-week, notes Ben Gotz of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.  That’s a tough blow for their attack as the 23-year-old was fourth on the Golden Knights in scoring last season.  Gotz also adds that center Cody Eakin is listed as day-to-day with an upper-body issue of his own.
  • Dallas winger Corey Perry was hoping to be available for the start of the regular season after fracturing his foot. However, head coach Jim Montgomery told Mike Heika of the Stars team website (Twitter link) that the veteran will be out for two more weeks.  This is Perry’s first season away from Anaheim after spending 14 years with them but he’ll have to wait a little longer to make his debut.
  • The results on the testing for Senators winger Rudolfs Balcers’ leg injury are in and Postmedia’s Bruce Garrioch reports that the youngster will miss the next month. He looked to have an inside track at a roster spot heading into training camp after spending the second half of last season with Ottawa but now, some time in the minors to get back up to speed seems like a probable outcome when he’s cleared to return.

Carolina Hurricanes| Dallas Stars| Injury| Ottawa Senators| Vegas Golden Knights Alex Tuch| Cody Eakin| Corey Perry| Jake Gardiner| Rudolfs Balcers

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Metropolitan Notes: Crosby, Staal, Hudon, Kravtsov

September 29, 2019 at 3:29 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg 1 Comment

Many fans got worried Saturday when Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby took a shot off of his foot and immediately left the game. The good news is that the injury isn’t too serious as NHL.com’s Wes Crosby writes that Crosby is listed as day-to-day. However, that also suggests that he is questionable for the season opener.

Crosby took a shot off his leg from Marco Scandella 6:42 into the first period in Saturday’s preseason game against the Buffalo Sabres, and while he did skate this morning to test his foot, he isn’t necessarily going to be ready for Thursday’s home opener against Buffalo.

“Injuries are a part of the game,” said Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan. “It is what it is. We just have to adjust. I think that’s where the versatility that our group has comes into play.”

  • The Carolina Hurricanes announced that longtime veteran Jordan Staal has been named captain of the team, replacing Justin Williams, who has decided to take some time off. The 31-year-old had served as a co-captain in 2017-18 and was an alternate captain for the other six years he’s been on the team, including last season. The team also announced that Jordan Martinook and defenseman Jaccob Slavin will serve as alternate captains this year.
  • While no players has been claimed yet on waivers, Philly.com’s Sam Carchidi reports that the Philadelphia Flyers could put in a claim for one tomorrow as the team might have some interest in Montreal Canadiens’ forward Charles Hudon. The forward was placed on waivers this afternoon. According to Carchidi, Flyers’ assistant coach Michel Therrien was a big fan of Hudon when he coached with the Canadiens. The 25-year-old only played 32 games last season for Montreal due to injuries, but scored 10 goals and 30 points in 2017-18.
  • One of the biggest decisions that the New York Rangers will have to make in the coming days is what to do with 2018 first-rounder Vitaly Kravtsov, according to The Athletic’s Rick Carpiniello (subscription required). The 19-year-old hasn’t impressed enough to force his way into the Rangers’ top-six and then the question is whether he would be better off spending some time in the AHL where he can develop his skills rather than play limited minutes with New York. The team may have to decide between Kravtsov, Filip Chytil and Brett Howden, none of which have been particularly impressive in the preseason.

Carolina Hurricanes| Injury| Michel Therrien| Montreal Canadiens| New York Rangers| Philadelphia Flyers| Pittsburgh Penguins| Waivers Brett Howden| Charles Hudon| Filip Chytil| Jaccob Slavin| Jordan Martinook| Jordan Staal

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Western Notes: Boeser, Laine, Tuch, Burdasov

September 28, 2019 at 8:56 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg 1 Comment

The Vancouver Canucks are hoping that they can get Brock Boeser back from concussion for the start of the regular season. The star forward, along with defenseman Oscar Fantenberg, suffered a concussion on Monday against the Ottawa Senators. However, the Vancouver Sun’s Patrick Johnston writes that both players appear to be making progress in their recovery.

The scribe writes that Boeser and Fantenberg skated with the team at practice Saturday for 90 minutes. By participating in practice, the duo are now in Stage 4 of their recovery of the SCAT5 return to play protocol, which involves non-contact training drills. To be cleared, both players must pass through Stage 5, which requires Boeser and Fantenberg to go 24 hours without any symptoms following activity.

With no more practices until Monday, if either player feels well enough, they can be full participants for practice. If they then go 24 hours without symptoms, they will be cleared to play in their season opener on Wednesday against the Oilers in Edmonton.

  • Tim Campbell of NHL.com writes that Winnipeg Jets forward Patrik Laine, who just signed a two-year, $13.5MM contract on Friday, is expected to be in the Jets’ lineup in New York against the Rangers on Thursday. “Being that he’s been training, and has been training with men, our expectation is he’ll be able to come and move around the ice pretty good,” Jets coach Paul Maurice said of the 21-year-old forward, who was a restricted free agent and has not played this preseason. Laine is expected to arrive in Winnipeg on Monday for fitness testing and a physical and then should be ready for practice on Tuesday before the team leaves for New York.
  • The Vegas Golden Knights got some bad news as forward Alex Tuch suffered an upper-body injury in Friday’s preseason game after he lost his balance and crashed hard into the boards and was forced to leave the game. Las Vegas Review-Journal’s David Schoen reports that Tuch is now listed as week-to-week and is expected to miss the start of the season for a second year in a row. Tuch scored 22 goals and 52 points last season and is currently slated to play on the Golden Knights’ third line.
  • Despite releasing Russian winger Anton Burdasov from his PTO Saturday, the Edmonton Oilers had hoped they could convince the 28-year-old to accept an assignment to the Bakersfield Condors of the AHL, which might buy some time to get him back on the NHL roster. However, Edmonton Journal’s Jim Matheson writes that Burdasov intends to return to Russia and was only interested in a one-way deal.

 

Edmonton Oilers| Injury| Vancouver Canucks| Vegas Golden Knights| Winnipeg Jets Alex Tuch| Brock Boeser| Oscar Fantenberg| Patrik Laine

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Metropolitan Notes: Capitals Goalies, Kempny, Farabee, Holmstrom

September 28, 2019 at 3:32 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg Leave a Comment

The Washington Capitals may have the ability to keep three goaltenders on their roster with the suspension of forward Evgeny Kuzetsov being off the books for the next few games. However, Capitals head coach Todd Reirden said keeping three goaltenders on the roster is not the plan, according to Washington Post’s Isabelle Khurshudyan.

The team intends to start Braden Holtby in net on Sunday, but the real question is who might be his backup. Last year’s backup, Pheonix Copley remains in the mix and isn’t waiver-exempt, which could be an issue if the team attempts to pass him through waivers. However, the team also has their goaltender-of-the future in Ilya Samsonov close to ready as well and the team may want to see what they have in him sooner than later.

Regardless, it looks like the team intends to make a decision on their goaltending situation before the start of the regular season.

  • Sticking with the Capitals, the good news for the team is that defenseman Michal Kempny, who has been out with a hamstring injury, passed his conditioning skating test, but isn’t likely to be ready for the season opener and is currently listed as doubtful, according to The Athletic’s Tarik El-Bashir. While he still could miss some time as he tries to catch up after missing most of training camp, it’s also just as unlikely that the team will place the veteran defenseman on LTIR either. The team has options to replace him in the lineup, including Martin Fehervary, Jonas Siegenthaler and Christian Djoos.
  • The Athletic’s Charlie O’Connor (subscription required) writes that it looks like Philadelphia Flyers rookie Joel Farabee may have wrapped up a roster spot with the Flyers after an impressive performance on the ice Thursday. While Farabee, who has been competing with fellow rookies Morgan Frost and German Rubtsov (as well as a host of veterans), hasn’t put up much offense on the scoreboard, he has performed impressively well as he was all over the ice and created many opportunities for the team. While it was his best game, nothing is written in stone. “You know what, if he’s not in the lineup that first game (of the regular season), it’ll be a surprise,” head coach Alain Vigneault said.
  • The New York Islanders surprised many at the draft earlier this summer when they nabbed forward prospect Simon Holmstrom with the 23rd-overall pick with many believing he should have gone in the second or third round. Homstrom, however, remains in the Islanders camp and now may decide to stay in North America this season afterall with his performance in camp so far. The Athletic’s Arthur Staple (subscription required) writes that Holmstrom may stay in North America and play for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers as opposed to playing in the SHL. “That is what we’re preparing for, my wife and I,” Jonas Holmstrom, Simon’s father, said in a phone conversation on Thursday. “He can play in the AHL and in his mind, he’s willing to stay.”

AHL| Injury| New York Islanders| Philadelphia Flyers| Washington Capitals Ilya Samsonov| Joel Farabee| Michal Kempny| Pheonix Copley

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