The Stars have sent Tyler Seguin home from practice with the flu.
Dallas doesn’t play until Tuesday vs. Ottawa, so Seguin was sent home this morning to rest up with the hope that he will be available for tomorrow’s game.
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Myers (lower-body) will return to the Sabres lineup on Tuesday.
Myers has missed the last seven games with a lower-body injury but will get back into the lineup on Tuesday vs. New Jersey. "He's an anchor back there,” head coach Ted Nolan said after practice today. This is a big boost for the Sabres blue line—he will be paired with Josh Gorges.
Myers (lower-body) practiced on Monday; could be back on Tuesday.
Myers has missed the last seven games with a lower-body injury, but skated again on Monday which is a good sign that he will return tomorrow vs. the Devils. Myers has one goal and seven assists in 32 games this season.
Myers (lower-body) is out week-to-week says coach Ted Nolan.
Myers will miss his second straight game tonight and is going to be out awhile the Sabres coach told reporters on Tuesday. Expect little details on Myers injury while he has the ‘week-to-week’ tag.
Myers (lower-body) will not play on Sunday.
Myers injury is not believed to be serious and the Sabres believe he could be back on Tuesday in Detroit. With Myers out, Mark Pysyk will play after being recalled from Rochester this morning.
Myers (lower-body) is questionable for Sunday’s game vs. Boston.
Myers left Saturday’s game with a lower-body injury and did not return. With Myers injured, the Sabres are expected to recall a defenseman from Rochester for tonight’s game vs. the Bruins.
Myers was given a maintenance day on Monday but is expected to play on Tuesday.
Myers played a ridiculous 31:34 TOI on Saturday and is likely not 100% after missing two of the last five games. Expect him to be back with Josh Gorges on the Sabres top-pairing.
Myers (undisclosed) will play on Friday.
Myers missed Wednesday’s game with an undisclosed injury, but will be back in tonight vs. the Canadiens. He will be paired with Tyson Strachan. Myers has averaged 24:36 TOI and scored one goal with four assists in 21 games.
Myers (undisclosed) is expected to return to the Sabres lineup on Friday.
Myers missed Wednesday’s game with an undisclosed injury, but it looks like he will be back on the blue line tonight vs. the Habs. He was paired with Tyson Strachan in the morning skate which suggests he will play. He has five points (1G / 4A) in 21 games.
Myers will not play Tuesday because of a lower-body injury.
It is believed that Myers suffered the injury while blocking a shot in the Sabres win over the Capitals on Saturday. Andrej Meszaros will slide into the lineup with Myers out. He is day-to-day.
Seguin is on the ice for the Stars morning skate after missing Monday's practice.
Seguin missed yesterday's practice because he had his wisdom teeth removed on Sunday, but he is back on the ice today and will be in the lineup tonight vs. the Kings. He will centre the top line with Jamie Benn and Valeri Nichushkin on his wings.
Seguin had his wisdom teeth removed on Sunday, took Monday off, should play Tuesday.
The Stars are fully expecting to have their star winger in the lineup on Tuesday vs. the Kings. He is off to a stellar start to the season, recording seven goals (t-4th in NHL) and eight assists (t-15th) for 15 points (t-3rd) in 11 games this season. Monitor his status during Tuesday's morning skate.
Seguin (undisclosed) was not at Stars' practice this morning.
There is no word as to why Seguin was absent from the skate, but we should get an update from coach Lindy Ruff shortly. Valeri Nichushkin skated in his spot on the top-line.
Seguin is not feeling well, but should play on Saturday vs. Nashville.
Seguin missed practice on Friday because of an illness, but stated that he should be available for Saturday night. Seguin had no points with one shot in 18:34 in the Stars' 3-2 shootout loss to the Blackhawks on Friday. Expect an update on Saturday morning.
Duchene (knee) will return to the lineup in game 6.
Duchene hasn't played since March 29 because of a knee injury. He missed the final eight games of the regular season and the first five in this best-of-7 series against the Wild, which the Avalanche lead 3-2. Duchene skated on the fourth line with Brad Malone and Maxime Talbot during pregame warmups. It was a different line than he practiced with during the morning skate, when he was between Ryan O'Reilly and PA Parenteau. Duchene led Colorado with 70 points (23 goals, 47 assists) during the regular season.
Duchene (knee) will be a game-time decision for Game 6 tonight.
Duchene took part in the Avalanche's morning skate and was on a line with Ryan O'Reilly and P.A Parenteau which suggests that if he plays, he will not be on the fourth line like head coach Patrick Roy had originally indicated. Duchene has not played since March 29th, but is the Avalanche's top offensive threat and definitely boosts their chances at eliminating the Wild tonight if he is in the lineup.
Duchene (knee) may return to the Avalanche lineup for Game 6.
The early word from the Avs is that Duchene is likely to return on Monday, but head coach Patrick Roy has not confirmed that. Roy said that if Duchene does play, he will likely play on the fourth line and power-play, but I find that hard to believe. The Avalanche will hit the ice for their morning skate shortly, so we will have word on Duchene's availability soon thereafter.
Unless it's a smoke screen, Duchene continues to skate regular line rushes with O'Reilly and McGinn
Duchene wasn't confirmed to return today for the Avs but with Patrick Roy calling the shots, a return tonight is entirely possible.
Matt Duchene likely won't play in this first-round playoff series against the Minnesota Wild.
Duchene would add the extra scoring punch that the Avs could desperately use to easily push past the Wild. Instead, look for a Round 2 return from a knee injury at the earliest for the Avs' leading scorer.
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