Keep updated on all the injury news and roster moves from around the NHL with daily Ice Chips.

 

Calgary Flames 

RW Jaromir Jagr will not play for the Flames tonight against the L.A. Kings. There will be an update tomorrow. The 45-year-old has one goal and six assists in 21 games this season. 

Winger Marek Hrivik was called up to the big club on Thursday.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Tampa Bay Lightning

Veteran winger Ryan Callahan will return to the Bolts lineup Thursday against the Montreal Canadiens. The 32-year-old has been out since Dec. 14 with an upper-body injury. - Joe Smith, Tampa Bay Times

Boston Bruins, Florida Panthers

Thursday's game between the Panthers and Bruins at TD Garden in Boston has been postponed due to severe weather.

Dallas Stars

Forward Martin Hanzal and defenceman Marc Methot will both return to the lineup Thursday vs. the New Jersey Devils. Methot has been out since Nov. 6 with a knee injury while Hanzal has missed three straight games with a lower-body injury. Mark Stepneski, Star website

Pittsburgh Penguins

Head coach Mike Sullivan announced on Thursday that winger Carter Rowney will be sidelined at least four weeks with an upper-body injury. Defenceman Brian Dumoulin has been diagnosed with a concussion (Tuesday vs. Flyers) and is day-to-day. - Team Tweets

Ottawa Senators

Defenceman Mark Borowiecki says he should be able to return from a concussion next week against either Chicago or Toronto. Forward Zach Smith is hopeful for a return by week's end. - Brent Wallace, TSN 

Sens' Practice Lines - Brent Wallace, TSN

Forwards

Dzingel-Brassard-Stone
Hoffman-Duchene-Ryan
Pyatt-Thompson-Smith
Dumont-Pageau-Burrows
Chlapik

Winnipeg Jets

Jets' Practice Lines - Brian Munz, TSN

Forwards

Connor-Wheeler-Laine
Perreault-Little-Ehlers
Copp-Lowry-Armia
Matthias-Hendricks-Dano

New York Islanders

Defenceman Johnny Boychuk is expected to miss the next two games (Thursday and Friday) with an upper-body injury. Boychuk, who's been out since Dec. 27, was at practice on Wednesday, but it didn't go very well, according to head coach Doug Weight. - Arthur Staple, Newsday  

Arizona Coyotes

Defenceman Niklas Hjalmarsson and centre Brad Richardson have been sidelined with upper-body injuries, but both have skated this week and could be ready to return to action in the near future. Hjalmarsson, who was acquired from the Chicago Blackhawks in the summer, has been out since Nov. 28 while Richardson hasn't played since Dec. 23. Both are day-to-day, says head coach Rick Tocchet. - AZCentral

Florida Panthers

Goalie James Reimer will be alright after leaving Tuesday's game against the Minnesota Wild with a neck injury. The veteran practiced with his team on Wednesday. - Sun Sentinel