NHL Player News

Holloway (upper body) was stretchered away from the Blues' bench after taking a puck up high during Tuesday's game versus the Lightning, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

Holloway was taken to the hospital, and the Blues reported that he is alert and stable. Holloway's injury led to the officials calling the first intermission early. The 23-year-old was having his neck looked at by the trainers and medical staff. An update on Holloway's status should be available prior to Thursday's game versus Utah.

Turcotte (undisclosed) won't be in the lineup Tuesday versus Minnesota, Jessi Pierce of NHL.com reports.

Turcotte left Monday's 3-0 win over Nashville in the second period and did not return after taking a hit from Jeremy Lauzon. The 23-year-old Turcotte has one goal and four assists in 13 outings this season. He will be replaced in Tuesday's lineup by Andre Lee.

Kulich was reassigned to AHL Rochester on Tuesday.

Kulich has a goal, 17 shots and eight hits in eight appearances with the Sabres in 2024-25. Zach Benson (lower body) was activated off injured reserve in a corresponding move.

Seguin (lower body) practiced Tuesday but may need to play through a lingering injury for most of the season, Sam Nestler of DLLS Stars reports.

Seguin could be ready to return as early as Thursday versus Chicago after missing Saturday's 4-2 loss to Florida. He has five goals, nine points and 11 shots on net through seven outings this season.

Dellandrea (hand) will be activated from injured reserve ahead of his return to the lineup against Columbus on Tuesday, according to Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News.

Dellandrea will occupy a bottom-six role following his four-game absence. He has one goal, six shots on net, five blocked shots and 24 hits over nine outings this campaign. With Dellandrea and Macklin Celebrini (hip) back in the lineup, Ethan Cardwell and Daniil Gushchin will return to AHL San Jose on Tuesday.

Raty was recalled from AHL Abbotsford on Tuesday.

Raty has three goals and four assists in eight minor-league appearances this campaign. He could center Vancouver's fourth line in Tuesday's game against Anaheim. The 21-year-old forward has two goals and four points in 18 regular-season outings at the NHL level.

Hischier notched a power-play assist in Monday's 3-0 win over the Oilers.

The helper allowed Hischier to avoid being held off the scoresheet in consecutive games. The 25-year-old center has been consistent this season, earning 10 goals, six helpers, six power-play points, 46 shots on net, 15 blocked shots and a plus-6 rating over 15 outings. While his 21.7 shooting percentage is likely to come down, Hischier should still offer strong offense as an all-situations center in the top six of a high-scoring team (3.53 goals per game).

Cotter logged an assist and four hits in Monday's 3-0 win over the Oilers.

Cotter's offense has stabilized a bit with three points over his last five contests. He also has four PIM and 13 hits in that span as he continues to bring some energy in a third-line role. The 24-year-old forward is up to nine points, 22 shots on net, 43 hits, 10 PIM and a minus-1 rating over 15 appearances this season.

Lewis registered an assist in Monday's 3-0 win over the Predators.

This was Lewis' third point in 13 contests this season. He has 11 shots on net, 24 hits, nine blocked shots, eight PIM and a minus-3 rating while averaging 10:42 of ice time from a fourth-line role. Lewis appears to have the trust of head coach Jim Hiller, but the 37-year-old forward could be rotated out of the lineup on occasion. He has missed a total of two games over the last four years combined.

Point (lower body) won't play Tuesday against the Blues, per Gabby Shirley of FanDuel Sports Network Florida & Sun.

Point will miss at least one game after being injured in Sunday's 7-4 loss to Winnipeg. He has compiled eight goals, 13 points and 21 shots on net across 12 appearances this season. Brandon Hagel and Anthony Cirelli will play on the top line with Nikita Kucherov in Point's absence, while Mitchell Chaffee will get a look with the first power-play unit.