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

Toronto Maple Leafs

Head coach Mike Babcock says that Travis Dermott has been cleared for contact and he is wearing a regular black defence sweater at practice. He also mentioned Jake Gardiner felt better yesterday, but doesn't know anything more timeline-wise on him. Gardiner is also out on the ice this morning. 

On defence, Martin Marincin draws back into the lineup tonight and Justin Holl stays in. Igor Ozhiganov is the odd man out.

 

Pittsburgh Penguins

Kris Letang is day-to-day with an upper-body injury and is out tonight against the New York Rangers, per head coach Mike Sullivan. 

Calgary Flames

Flames lines this morning:

Gaudreau-Monahan-Lindholm

Tkachuk-Backlund-Frolik

Neal-Jankowski-Czarnik

Mangiapane-Ryan-Hathaway

Bennett (upper body), Quine

 

Giordano-Brodie

Hanifin-Hamonic

Fantenberg-Andersson

Kylington, Stone, Prout

 

Smith - in starters net

Rittich

Winnipeg Jets

Jets lines:

Ehlers-Scheifele-Wheeler
Connor-Hayes-Laine
Tanev-Lowry-Little
Hendricks-Copp-Perreault

Beaulieu-Trouba
Kulikov-Myers
Chiarot-Niku

Hellebuyck
Comrie

Florida Panthers

Rookie goaltender Sam Montembeault gets the start against the Toronto Maple Leafs tonight, while Roberto Luongo will be in net tomorrow night against the Montreal Canadiens. 

Nashville Predators

Forwards Austin Watson and Miikka Salomaki have been assigned to AHL Milwaukee on long-term injury loans. Watson was recently reinstated by the NHL/NHLPA after being placed in stage two of the SABH on Jan. 29. Salomaki hasn't played since Jan. 4 due to an upper-body injury.

Minnesota Wild

According to Michael Russo of The Athletic, "it's pretty safe to say Zach Parise is doubtful" for tonight's game against the Nashville Predators. He missed Saturday's 5-1 loss against the Carolina Hurricanes with a lower-body injury. Minnesota is two points behind Colorado for the final wild card spot in the Western Conference.

Wild lines:

Zucker-Staal-Fiala

Greenway-Kunin-Donato

Foligno-Rask-Eriksson Ek

Read-Fehr-Brown

Aberg looks to be a no go