NHL Injuries: Paul Returns, Carlson Debuts, and More

0:00It's March 14 for the NHL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. Knit Paul is set to return for the Teva Bay Lightning when they face the Carolina Hurricanes on Saturday night. The Ford has been out 11 games with a lower body injury from early February. Over Montreal, Cole Calfield is back in action for the Canadians against the San Jose Sharks after missing one game due to illness. John Carlson should make his debut with the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday at Montreal. The 36-year-old defenseman came over in a trade from Washington and has 46 points this season despite his own injury time. Meanwhile, Anaheim's radical Goudus begins a five-game suspension for a knee-on knee hit. Teams like Detroit are feeling the pinch up front. The Red Wings will miss Michael Rasmussen for at least a week and Michael Brandt's Ignigar day-to-day after Thursday's loss. They're already without Captain Dylan Larkin and Andrew Copp leading coach Todd McClellan

1:01to call it a tough stretch. Ford and Sam Reinhart won't join their four-game roadtrip starting Sunday due to an undisclosed injury despite leading the team with 61 points. Sam Bennett is also day-to-day and out for the first game. In New York, Rangers Captain J.T. Miller is a game-time decision after practicing. Other notes include Colorado's Ross Colton questionable for Saturday, San Jose Goli Yaroslav Ascorov, sideline with a lower body if Buffalo's Tanner Pearson out. Toronto's Austin Matthews is done for the season with a grade 3 MCL tear. This story is made possible by our sponsor, see the episode description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. O-L-I-SoliPillow.com