NHL Player News

Clattenburg (eye) will miss at least one week in addition to his absence from Saturday's game versus the Jets, Tony Brar of Oilers TV reports.

Clattenburg apparently sustained the injury versus the Kraken on Thursday and will be forced to miss multiple games. The winger has one goal, 13 PIM and 17 hits over his first five NHL outings. When he returns, he'll likely slip back into a fourth-line role.

Hebig scored three goals in AHL Tucson's 6-2 win over San Jose on Saturday.

Hebig was limited to three helpers over seven contests between multi-goal games. This was the third time this year he's potted at least two goals in an outing. For the season, the forward has 11 goals, 19 points and 60 shots on net over 21 appearances with the Roadrunners.

Brind'Amour scored a goal and added two assists in AHL Chicago's 5-2 win over Milwaukee on Saturday.

Brind'Amour has four goals and four assists over his last six games. The forward is up to 13 points through 22 appearances for the Wolves this season. He's over halfway to matching his total from last year (24 points in 68 regular-season outings), but the 26-year-old doesn't seem likely to get much of a chance with the Hurricanes in 2025-26.

Laughton scored a goal in Saturday's 2-1 shootout loss to Montreal.

Laughton scored on a shorthanded breakaway at the midpoint of the third frame. It extended his goal streak to three games and three goals (four shots). Laughton's game is sharpening, and he might be a short-term option, but be ready to drop him as quickly as you grabbed him.

Foudy scored two goals in AHL Bridgeport's 6-2 win over Hartford on Saturday.

Foudy missed about a month of action earlier in the season but has earned three points over four games since returning. In total, he has three goals and three assists over 10 appearances. The missed time could make it tough for him to match his breakout performance of 20 goals and 45 points in 70 regular-season contests a year ago. It's unclear if he'll be in contention for a call-up to the Islanders -- at 25 years old, he's aged out of prospect status and may just be a minor-league veteran.

Cizikas scored an empty-net goal in Saturday's 2-0 victory over the Lightning.

It was Cizikas on the spot (again) -- he put in an empty-netter Thursday against Colorado, too. The 34-year-old center isn't known for his offense, but his 70 hits put him 36th overall in the NHL. That's solid, but it may not be enough for him to be a category specialist for you.

Ritchie scored a power-play goal Saturday in a 2-0 win over Tampa Bay.

It was a slick little move that caught Jonas Johansson flat-footed. On a power play, an Islanders point shot caromed off the end boards to Ritchie, who put his stick between his legs and banked the puck off Johansson and into the net from the left post. Richie's goal was the game-winner. It's the rookie's first career power-play marker and third goal this season (19 games).

James suffered an undisclosed injury during Saturday's 2-0 loss to the Islanders. There was no update on his status after the game, per Benjamin Pierce of the Lightning's official site.

James had one shot and one hit in 13:06 of ice time in the loss. He now has two goals and five points through 19 appearances this season. Curtis Douglas (undisclosed) was also injured Saturday, so Tampa Bay might need to promote a couple of forwards from the minors before Monday's game in Toronto.

Douglas sustained an undisclosed injury Saturday versus the Islanders, and there was no update on his status after the game, Benjamin Pierce of the Lightning's official site reports.

Douglas was hurt on a hit along the boards in the third period and didn't return to the contest. The Lightning also lost Dominic James (undisclosed) in the game and were already playing without Brayden Point (undisclosed) and Nikita Kucherov (undisclosed). Tampa Bay's forward group could use reinforcements ahead of Monday's game in Toronto, which is the start of a four-game road trip.

Pettersson (upper body) won't play Saturday versus the Wild, Dan Murphy of Sportsnet reports.

Pettersson left warmups before line rushes started. The 27-year-old's absence will have a ripple effect throughout the Canucks' lineup, allowing Jonathan Lekkerimaki to stay in after he was previously in line to be scratched. Pettersson's status should be updated during or after Saturday's contest.