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Kahkonen will start Wednesday vs. the Golden Knights.
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Kahkonen will start Monday vs. the Golden Knights.
Anderson is on the ice for warmups and is expected to play Saturday.
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Kahkonen will start Friday in Arizona.
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Kahkonen is expected to start Friday in Arizona.
Carrier comes out of the Predators lineup on Thursday.
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Kahkonen will start Saturday vs. the Kings.
Anderson (lower-body) is questionable to play Saturday in Winnipeg.
Anderson was hurt in the first period of Thursday's loss in Winnipeg and was not on the ice for Friday's practice. The team called Anderson "day-to-day" and they are "hopeful" that he'll be available on Saturday. If he's not, look for Tyler Toffoli to take his spot on the second line with Nick Suzuki and Jonathan Drouin.
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Kahkonen will start Wednesday in Colorado.
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Kahkonen will start Monday in San Jose.
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Kahkonen is in the starter's crease at the Wild's morning skate.
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Kahkonen will start Saturday in Anaheim.
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Kahkonen led the Wild onto the ice for warmups.
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Kahkonen is expected to start Thursday in Anaheim.
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Kahkonen led the Wild onto the ice for warmups.
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Kahkonen is expected to start Tuesday in Los Angeles.
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Byron is not on the ice for warmups and will not play vs. the Maple Leafs.
Matheson will draw back into the Penguins lineup on Saturday.
Anderson (illness) will play Monday vs. Vancouver.
Anderson was sent home after the first period of Saturday's loss to the Flames because he was suffering from "flu-like symptoms." Anderson tested negative for COVID-19, so he is eligible to play tonight vs. the Canucks. He was on the ice for the morning skate and will skate in his usual spot with Nick Suzuki and Jonathan Drouin tonight.
Anderson questionable to play Monday due to "flu-like symptoms."
Anderson was removed from Saturday's game for precautionary reasons due to "flu-like symptoms."Anderson has reportedly tested negative for COVID-19 so that's not a concern and he could play Monday vs. the Canucks if he's feeling better.