Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Matt Murray has not skated since sustaining a lower-body injury in warmups ahead of Game 1 of his team's first round series.

Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan provided the update on Murray Saturday, but declined to put a timetable on any of the team's injured players.

Marc-Andre Fleury started all five of the games as the Penguins eliminated the Columbus Blue Jackets. He allowed one goal on 32 shots after getting the surprise start in Game 1.

Fleury posted a 2.52 goals against average and a .933 save percentage against the Blue Jackets. He will serve as the team's starter again in the second round against either the Washington Capitals or Toronto Maple Leafs.

Murray out started Fleury 49-38 in the regular season and a posted a 2.41 goals against average and .923 save percentage to Fleury's 3.02 GAA and .909 save percentage.

Sullivan said Saturday injured forward Chris Kunitz and defenceman Chad Ruhwedel have resumed skating, and the next step in their return will be taking part in practice.

Kunitz (lower-body) last played on March 31, while Ruhwedel (upper-body) has been out since April 6.

Kunitz, 37, scored nine goals and added 20 assists in 71 games during the regular season. Ruhwedel, 26, played in 34 games, scoring two goals and adding eight assists.

Injured forward Carl Hagelin has been skating with the team, but not regularly, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Hagelin has been out since March 10.