Stolarz Returns, Larkin's Status Unclear

0:00On March 23rd, Toronto Maple Leafs goalie, Anthony Stellayers, is back in action after taking a shot to the neck in warm-ups last Saturday. He practiced fully on Monday and could play in their next two games against Boston on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Eastern or the Rangers on Wednesday. The team also recalled goalie Dennis Hill to be on emergency from the minors while defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larson should be ready for Boston after. Leaving practice early, meanwhile, Detroit Redwings captain Dylan Larkin remains a game-time decision for Tuesday's matchup with Ottawa due to a lower-body injury that's sidelined him for the past seven games. He's stirred on the team with 55 points and 63 games this season. New York Islander's defenseman, Ryan Puylock, is day-to-day with a lower-body issue and might miss Tuesday's game against Chicago. He sat out Sundays win over Columbus, where he usually logs over 20 minutes of ice time per game. Ottawa Senators coach says defenseman Jake Sanderson could return in seven to 10 days from an

1:02upper-body injury. He's been out seven games but leaves the team in ice time. Over in Florida, Panthers' defenseman, Nico Nicola, avoids surgery for his knee and will miss weeks, not months, while forwards Anton Lendell and Mackie. Samuskevich are also sidelined short-term. Utah mammoth signed top draft pick Caleb Miss Noyes to a three-year entry-level deal starting next season. The 18-year-old Ford has 78 points in juniors this year. These updates keep playoff races tight as teams manage injuries heading into key games this week. Stay locked in with NHL news today, AI-powered updates.