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NHL Regular Season Resumes With Major Injuries, Trade Deadline Buzz Following Winter Olympics

NHL Regular Season Resumes With Major Injuries, Trade Deadline Buzz Following Winter Olympics

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 The National Hockey League regular season resumes this week after the Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina with injuries and travel delays dominating headlines. NHL dot com reports Dallas Stars forward Mikko Rantanen suffered a lower body injury playing for Team Finland and likely will miss time, including their game against Vancouver. He sat out Finlands six to one bronze medal win over Slovakia. Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said Monday there is no full update yet. Rantanen was placed on injured reserve, opening a spot to activate defenseman Lian Bichsel from his own lower body injury since late November. Stars goalie Jake Oettinger also misses Wednesdays game versus Seattle Kraken due to travel issues while center Roope Hintz is a game day decision recovering from illness. Forward Radek Faksa status is uncertain after a Czechia Olympic injury.

Winnipeg Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey leads their blue line with forty two points in fifty six games but TSN says he will miss a good chunk of time with an upper body injury from Team Canada at the Olympics. He sits out the start of their road trip. Teammate Neal Pionk practiced after his own lower body issue since mid January and should play Wednesday. Goalie Eric Comrie starts with Connor Hellebuyck back from Team USA while Domenic DiVincentiis was recalled from Manitoba of the American Hockey League.

Spectors Hockey notes Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid skips their Wednesday game at Anaheim Ducks and Thursday versus Los Angeles Kings to recover from heavy Olympic minutes and long travel from Europe. Coach Kris Knoblauch wants him rested. Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby availability is unclear for Thursdays home opener against New Jersey Devils per Trib Live dot com.

Vancouver Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen return from Team Finland is delayed by a northeast United States snowstorm. He is stuck in New York with hopes to rejoin by Tuesday or Wednesday for a possible Saturday start against Seattle Kraken. Washington Capitals activated goalie Charlie Lindgren from injured reserve after his lower body injury. He last played late January.

Trade buzz heats up with the deadline nearing. NHL dot com says Calgary Flames forward Blake Coleman came off injured reserve and knows he could move as his team trails Anaheim Ducks by eleven points for a wild card spot. He has twenty one points in forty four games. Buffalo Sabres Alex Tuch with forty eight points leads trade talk but the team holds the East first wild card chasing playoffs since two thousand eleven. Columbus Blue Jackets sit four points from a spot under hot coach Rick Bowness.

A big pre Olympics deal saw New York Rangers send Artemi Panarin to Los Angeles Kings on February fourth. He debuts Wednesday hosting Vegas Golden Knights on a new two year eleven million average annual value extension. Recent moves include New York Islanders getting Matt Luff from St. Louis Blues for Julien Gauthier per the NHL trade tracker. Philip Broberg shone for Sweden at Olympics bolstering his status as St. Louis Blues top defenseman according to The Hockey News.

Listen to recent transactions like Chicago signing Olivier Rodrigue to a one year deal and various call ups and send downs across leagues from CBS Sports and ESPN reports. Critics question Olympic participation citing these injuries and delays.

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