NHL Injuries: Chabot, Sanderson, DeAngelo & More

0:00On March 26, Ottawa Senators' defenseman Thomas Shabot is out for the rest of the regular season and possibly the first month of the playoffs after. Surgery on Thursday for a broken arm. He got hurt in Monday's win over the New York Rangers and has 31 points in 55 games while logging over 22 minutes of ice time per night. The Senators hold the second wildcard spot in the east with 11 games left. Meanwhile, teammate Jake Sanderson could return soon from an upper body issue after traveling for a road trip to Florida. He's missed nine straight games but leaves the team with nearly 25 minutes on ice per game and 48 points. Dennis Gilbert will sit two to three weeks after a hit last week while Lassie Thompson skated Thursday and might be close. Over on Long Island, the New York Islanders have Tony DiAngelo sideline with a lower body injury from Tuesday's loss to Chicago. Ryan Pollock is a game time decision for Thursday's matchup against Dallas and Alexander Romanov won't return this season after shoulder surgery back.

1:04In November, the Minnesota Wild Good Good news as forward. Marcus Felino returns Thursday at Florida after missing 12 games with a lower body injury. He'll line up with his brother Nick for the first time since the trade deadline. On the flip side, Florida's Anton Lundell is done for the year with a rear problem and Sam Reinhardt has set out six games with a foot issue. Philadelphia Flyers forward, Nikita Gribankin faces seven to ten days out with an upper body injury missing Thursday's game against Chicago. As these teams push toward the playoffs, keep an eye on how these lineup changes shake up the late season race. That's the story for today. NHL News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.