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Toronto Maple Leafs

Leafs goaltender Frederik Andersen skated Friday morning for the second straight day as he continues to work his way back from a neck injury that knocked him out of Monday's game, reports TSN's Kristen Shilton.

However, he will not play Friday against the Anaheim Ducks or in Montreal Saturday against the Canadiens, head coach Sheldon Keefe told reporters Friday morning. The head coach added there is no definitive timeline for Andersen's return, calling him day-to-day.

Andersen was originally listed as day-to-day with a plan to re-evaluate him in one week. Jack Campbell will get the start Friday with Saturday's netminder still to be determined.

Meanwhie, the Leafs announced they have recalled defenceman Timothy Liljegren from the Marlies in the wake of the news that Cody Ceci will miss the next month because of an ankle injury.

 

Winnipeg Jets

Tucker Poolman joined Bryan Little in a non-contact jersey for Friday's Jets skate according to TSN's Brian Munz.

Blake Wheeler, Luca Sbisa and Dmitry Kulikov did not take part.

 

Ottawa Senators

Head coach DJ Smith told reporters Friday that Vladislav Namestnikov will be re-evaluated Saturday but is questionable to play in Winnipeg on Saturday, according to TSN's Brent Wallace.

Meanwhile, defenceman Mark Borowiecki will remain behind while he and his wife await the birth of their first child.

Also on Friday, the Senators announced they have recalled defenceman Andreas Englund from the AHL's Belleville Senators.

In 12 NHL games so far this season, the 24-year-old has zero goals and two assists.

Here were the Sens' lines Friday morning courtesy of Wallace:

Tkachuk Pageau Brown

Namestnikov Tierney Duclair

Ennis White Batherson

Paul Anisimov Boedker

Ryan Chlapik Sabourin

 

Chabot Hainsey

Reilly Zaitzev

Goloubef Demelo

Englund Wolanin

 

Anderson

Hogberg

 

Anaheim Ducks

After John Gibson played last night in Montreal against the Canadiens, Ryan Miller will get the start in Toronto on Friday night against the Maple Leafs.

Montreal won Thursday's matchup 3-2 in overtime, with Gibson stopping 24 of 27 shots.