NHL Player News

Kylington (upper body) won't suit up versus the Sharks on Tuesday, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports.

Kylington was injured Saturday versus the Oilers and will have to miss at least one game. Nikita Okhotyuk will draw into the lineup. It's unclear if Kylington will be able to play in the Flames' upcoming back-to-back versus the Kings on Thursday and the Ducks on Friday.

Seider (illness) is expected to play Tuesday against Washington, according to Ansar Khan of MLive.com.

Seider felt under the weather Tuesday morning but will be in the lineup for an important contest versus the Capitals. He has amassed eight goals, 40 points, 125 shots on net, 206 blocked shots and 190 hits in 77 games this season.

Dermott (upper body) is not expected to return this season, Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports reports Tuesday.

It's been a tough season for Dermott, who has been limited to just 50 games this year in which he generated two goals and five helpers while averaging 17:17 of ice time. The 27-year-old blueliner's underwhelming season could impact his ability to cash in this offseason, as he will become an unrestricted free agent July 1.

Mintyukov (lower body) has yet to resume skating with the team and won't be an option against the Kings on Tuesday, Derek Lee of The Sporting Tribune reports.

While the team continues to classify Mintyukov as day-to-day, the fact that he will miss his fifth consecutive game certainly would seem to indicate the defenseman is dealing with a more serious problem. At this point, Mintyukov has just four contests left before the Ducks' season comes to a close.

Larsson (personal) has rejoined the team ahead of Tuesday's clash with Arizona, Alison Lukan of Root Sports reports.

Larsson wasn't in the lineup for the Kraken's last game due to the birth of his child but is expected to retake his place on the blue line Tuesday. The defenseman isn't exactly known for his offensive upside, as evident by the fact that he is currently pointless in 14 straight contests.

Dunn (upper body) won't be in the lineup Tuesday versus the Coyotes, according to Sound of Hockey.

Dunn, who has played in just two of Seattle's past 15 games, will miss his second straight contest. He has racked up 11 goals, 46 points, 120 shots on net, 64 blocked shots and 39 hits in 59 appearances this season.

Bryson (upper body) is expected to play Tuesday against Dallas, according to Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News.

Bryson left Sunday's 3-1 loss to Detroit after taking a high stick from teammate Tyson Jost but won't miss any more game action. The 26-year-old Bryson has one goal, seven assists, 14 shots on net and 36 blocked shots in 32 appearances this campaign.

Faulk (upper body) is considered week-to-week and likely won't play again during the regular season, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

Faulk was injured in Saturday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Sharks. St. Louis is five points behind Vegas for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference. If the Blues get eliminated from playoff contention and Faulk doesn't play in the final four games of the regular season, he will conclude 2023-24 with two goals, 30 points, 132 shots on net, 104 blocked shots and 83 hits in 60 outings.

Murphy (groin) won't be available Wednesday against St. Louis, per Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times.

Murphy, who will miss his 35th straight contest Wednesday, may be ready to return Friday versus Nashville. He has supplied two goals, eight points, 105 blocked shots and 106 hits in 43 appearances this season.

Guhle (upper body) will not be an option to face the Flyers on Tuesday, Jean Francois Chaumont of NHL.com reports.

Guhle was on the ice for Tuesday's game-day skate, so it appears he is trending in the right direction even if he won't be in action versus Philadelphia. The blueliner was rolling offensively prior to getting hurt with seven points in his last seven contests to go with 13 hits, 12 blocks and eight shots.