Glass (upper body) will be in the lineup versus Detroit on Monday.
Glass returns following a four-game stint on injured reserve due to his upper-body issue. This follows a previous seven-game absence due to an upper-body problem, though it's unclear if the issues are related. With the veteran center back, he'll slot into a third-line role while Juho Lammikko finds himself relegated to the press box.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Moves to IR
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Glass (upper body) was placed on injured reserve Monday.
The Devils recalled defenseman Ethan Edwards from AHL Utica in a corresponding move. Glass is week-to-week, so his retroactive date of Nov. 12 won't impact his timeline to return to the lineup. He has produced three goals, 19 shots on net and five blocked shots in 10 appearances this season.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Considered week-to-week
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Glass (upper body) is week-to-week, the team announced Saturday.
Glass sustained the injury in Wednesday's 4-3 overtime win over Chicago. He has earned three goals, 19 shots on net and five blocked shots in 10 appearances this season. With Glass and Jack Hughes (finger) out of the lineup, Nathan Legare and Shane Lachance will play against Washington on Saturday.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Sustains injury Wednesday
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Glass (undisclosed) sustained an injury versus the Blackhawks on Wednesday, and there was no update on his status after the game, Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site reports.
The Devils lost both Glass and Zack MacEwen to injuries in the first period of this contest. Both players have also been hurt previously this season, with this being just the fourth game back for Glass since his previous absence. The Devils' next practice is Friday, and his status for Saturday's game versus the Capitals is yet to be determined.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Good to go for Thursday's game
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Glass (upper body) will play in Thursday's game against Montreal.
Glass wasn't initially expected to return for Thursday's game against the Canadiens, but head coach Sheldon Keefe said that the center felt better than expected Thursday and has been cleared to return. Over six regular-season appearances this year, Glass has recorded two goals, three hits, two blocked shots and six PIM while averaging 12:34 of ice time.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Moved to injured reserve
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Glass (upper body) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday.
Glass' designation comes as the team activated Juho Lammikko (lower body) ahead of Tuesday's clash with the Avalanche. With Glass not traveling with the team, it was an easy decision to put him on IR to open up a roster spot. In his six outings this year, the 26-year-old forward has registered two goals, nine shots and three hits while averaging 12:33 of ice time.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Not on upcoming trip
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Glass (upper body) will not travel with the team during its upcoming four-game road trip, Kristy Flannery of The Hockey News reports Sunday.
Glass was set to miss "some time," according to head coach Sheldon Keefe, and that will span at least the duration of the Devils' upcoming four-game road trip. Based off of this timeline, the earliest possible date the 26-year-old could return would be Nov. 6 against the Canadiens. In his six games so far this season, Glass has two goals.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Missing some time
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Per Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site, Glass (upper body) will be out of action for "some time," head coach Sheldon Keefe said Friday.
Glass suffered the injury Tuesday, and Keefe said that "it's not a day-to-day situation." Glass has two goals, nine shots on net and six PIM in six games this season.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Unavailable Wednesday
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Glass (upper body) won't play Wednesday versus the Wild.
Glass scored his second goal of the season against the Maple Leafs on Tuesday. He also logged 12:19 of ice time, so it's not clear when he sustained the injury. The Devils are getting Stefan Noesen back from a groin injury to replace Glass in the lineup Wednesday. Glass can be considered day-to-day for now.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Notches second goal of season
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Glass scored a power-play goal in a 5-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Tuesday.
Glass wired a shot from just below the right hash marks to push the score to 2-1 early in the second period. He has two goals and nine shots in six games this season, and he's averaging 12:34 of ice time. Glass never seized the status of his sixth overall draft pick (2017), but with his positional versatility, he may have some value in deep formats if he can stick on the second power-play unit.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Nets goal in loss
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Glass scored a goal on two shots and added two hits in Thursday's 6-3 loss to the Hurricanes.
Glass opens 2025-26 as the Devils' third-line center. The 26-year-old tied the game at 2-2 in the second period off a feed from Luke Hughes. Glass has some potential after putting up 22 points in 65 regular-season appearances a year ago, including seven points in 14 outings with the Devils after he was acquired from the Penguins. His career high is 35 points in 72 games with the Predators in 2022-23, but with teams focusing on Nico Hischier and Jack Hughes, Glass could get more room to work with this year.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Secures two-year contract
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Glass signed a two-year contract with the Devils on Wednesday.
Glass was a restricted free agent. He had six goals, 22 points, 16 PIM, 91 shots, 53 hits and 38 blocks in 65 regular-season appearances between Pittsburgh and New Jersey in 2024-25. The 26-year-old is projected to begin the upcoming season in a bottom-six role.
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Devils' Cody Glass: In action versus Canes
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Glass (lower body) will suit up for Game 2 against Carolina on Tuesday.
Glass will remain in the lineup after being forced to exit Game 1 on Sunday after just 9:04 of ice time. The 26-year-old center is currently mired in an 11-game goal drought during which he has registered three assists, nine shots and nine hits. With Glass back in action, he figures to slot into the third-line center role, which will keep Curtis Lazar in the press box as a healthy scratch.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Injured Sunday
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Glass sustained an undisclosed injury in Sunday's 4-1 loss to Carolina in Game 1, and there was no update on his status after the contest, Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site reports.
Glass logged two hits and a minus-1 rating in 9:04 of ice time prior to departing. The right-shot center should be considered day-to-day ahead of Game 2 on Tuesday. If he's forced to miss any time, Curtis Lazar or Tomas Tatar could draw back into the lineup.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Logs assist in loss
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Glass notched an assist and two PIM in Friday's 4-2 loss to the Penguins.
This was Glass's first point in three games back after missing four contests due to a lower-body injury. He got on the scoresheet against his former team -- the Penguins traded him to the Devils at the deadline. The 26-year-old has 22 points over 62 outings this season, including seven points in 11 contests with the Devils since the trade. He's settled into a third-line role for his new team.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Might be available for Saturday
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Glass (lower body) might be an option to return Saturday versus the Rangers, per Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site on Wednesday.
Even if Glass isn't able to play against New York, he does seem to at least be close to returning. The 26-year-old has six goals and 21 points in 59 outings between Pittsburgh and New Jersey in 2024-25. He's likely to serve in a middle-six capacity once he's ready to play.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Remains unavailable
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Glass (lower body) didn't participate in the morning skate and won't play against Minnesota on Monday, per Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site.
Glass will miss his fourth straight game but returned to the ice for the first time since the injury, per Stein on Monday. After Monday's game, the Devils host the Rangers on Saturday, but it's unclear if Glass will be ready to return by then. He had two goals and six points in eight appearances with New Jersey before getting hurt. Glass has six goals and 21 points through 59 games between the Devils and Penguins this season.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Not on road trip
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Glass (undisclosed) is not on the Devils' three-game road trip, Amanda Stein of the Devils' official site reports Wednesday.
Glass was already ruled out for Wednesday's game versus the Blackhawks, but it's also safe to assume he won't play Friday in Winnipeg or Saturday in Minnesota. That puts his earliest return date as Monday in a rematch versus the Wild in New Jersey. Justin Dowling is likely to get a chance to play in Glass's absence.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Won't play against Chicago
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Glass has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against Chicago due to an unspecified injury, Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
While the nature and severity of Glass' injury aren't yet clear, he'll be forced to miss at least one game due to the issue. The 25-year-old had appeared in each of the Devils' last eight matchups, logging two goals, four assists, eight hits and a plus-6 rating while averaging 15:19 of ice time during that span.
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Devils' Cody Glass: Doing well with new team
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Glass scored a goal and blocked two shots in Saturday's 7-3 loss to the Penguins.
Glass scored against his old team, and while the Devils didn't come out on top, he continues to prove why they traded for him at the deadline. The 25-year-old has centered the third line in his time with the Devils, picking up two goals and two assists over four contests. For the season, he has 19 points, 83 shots on net, 46 hits and a minus-4 rating over 55 appearances when accounting for his time with the Penguins. Glass can't keep up a point-per-game pace, but he's worth a look at least as a streamer in fantasy until the offense cools down.
