On the Pittsburgh Penguins …
Pittsburgh Penguins: Coach Mike Sullivan on Matt Murray: “Matt got hurt in the warmup. We’ll have more information tomorrow. We know both of our goalies are #1 goalies.”
Dan Rosen: Murray has a lower-body injury
On the Boston Bruins …
Amalie Benjamin: Forward David Krejci was scratched last night after it was expected in the morning that he would play.
Amalie Benjamin: Krejci is day-to-day according to coach Bruce Cassidy, and they are hopeful that he’ll be able to play on Saturday.
Amalie Benjamin: The Bruins announce that it is an upper-body injury for Krejci.
On the Toronto Maple Leafs …
David Alter: Defenseman Nikita Zaitsev won’t be in the lineup tonight according to coach Mike Babcock.
Mark Masters: Zaitsev missed his second straight practice yesterday.
Kristen Shilton: Defenseman Roman Polak returned to practice yesterday.
On the Washington Capitals …
Tarik El-Bashir of CSN Mid Atlantic: Defenseman John Carlson took his regular spot at yesterday’s practice. He’s missed their past four games with a lower-body injury.
“It’s a process,” Carlson said. “I’m part of the decision but I’m not any decision-maker. I’m just doing everything I possibly can to get better and be stronger. But, yeah, I feel good.”
On the St. Louis Blues …
Jeremy Rutherford: Coach Mike Yeo said that defenseman Robert Bortuzzo is progressing and he was on the ice yesterday. There were no other updates.
On the Chicago Blackhawks …
Tracey Myers: Coach Joel Quenneville said that defenseman Michal Rozsival could be available later in the playoffs after having surgery.
On the San Jose Sharks …
Kevin Kurz of CSN Bay Area: Forward Joe Thornton wasn’t able to go last night. Thornton was hopeful his left knee injury would be good. On Tuesday he said he was day-to-day.
Logan Couture was able to go last night after missing seven games.
“Joe is going to make that decision, and nobody else,” DeBoer said. “He’ll tell us – and it’s not just whether he can play, but can he play at a level that he can help us? He knows his body better than anybody, he knows his game better than anybody.”