- Stephen Whyno: The Penguins announce that Pascal Dupuis (blood clots) will not play the rest of the season. He won’t get clearance until June.
- Ansar Khan: Red Wings Pavel Datsyuk doesn’t think that he’ll play tonight. He’s had a lingering lower-body injury for the past three weeks. He could be ready for Thursday.
- Shawn Mitchell: Blue Jackets Brandon Dubinsky (upper-body), Ryan Murray (lower-body) and Alexander Wennberg (infected hand) won’t play against the Ducks.
- Jon Rosen: Kings Tanner Pearson is still expected to return in mid-April. He skated yesterday morning.
- Ian Mendes: Senators Clarke MacArthur thinks he’ll be able to play before the end of the regular season: “I feel like the marbles are all rolling in the right direction now.”
- Jameson Olive: Panthers Nick Bjugstad (lower-body soreness) is doubtful for tonight against the Lightning.
- Chuck Gormley: Capitals Tim Gleason (upper-body) said that he could have played on the weekend, but playing it safe.
- Jonas Siegel: Maple Leafs coach Peter Horachek said that Joffrey Lupul has been slowed by some injuries, including a knee issue.
- Joanne Ireland: Oilers Boyd Gordon (back) and Andrew Ference (upper-body) left last night’s game early.
- Bruce Garrioch: Senators coach Dave Cameron said that Andrew Hammond will be fine and will be able to play on Thursday.
- Ian Mendes: Senators Matt Puempel has a high-ankle sprain and will be out for four to six weeks.
- News 1130 Sports: Canucks Brad Richardson is day-to-day after suffering a minor setback.