Scandella was injured in Saturday’s game in Colorado, but he was on the ice for practice on Monday and could play tomorrow. Monitor his status in the morning skate prior to Tuesday’s games vs. the Senators.
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Scandella was injured in Saturday’s game in Colorado, but he was on the ice for practice on Monday and could play tomorrow. Monitor his status in the morning skate prior to Tuesday’s games vs. the Senators.
Scandella missed the last five games with a head injury that he suffered on December 6th vs. the Sharks. He will be back in despite not practicing and only participating in today’s morning skate. Jonathan Blum will come out of the lineup to make room for Scandella.
Scandella has missed the last four games with a head injury. The move to IR allowed the Wild to recall Mathew Dumba from Iowa (AHL). Scandella is eligible to return whenever he is healthy.
Scandella is not with the team on their road-trip and will miss his fourth consecutive game tonight, but he did return to the ice this afternoon, which is positive news heading forward. Expect him to miss Thursday’s game as well, but he could join his teammates for practice when they return home for Saturday’s game vs. Arizona.
Scandella was injured in the second period of Tuesday’s game and missed Wednesday’s practice with an upper-body injury. The injury will keep him out of Thursday’s game, he is listed as day-to-day.
Scandella left last night’s game with an undisclosed injury and did not return. Missing practice this morning puts his status for Thursday’s game in question. Expect an update after practice today or on Thursday.
Scandella has been suspended two games for his hit on Brock Nelson on Tuesday. He will not play tonight or Saturday. Christian Folin will replace Scandella.
Scandella, 24, stands 6-foot-2 and weighs 217 pounds. Last year, he developed into a horse of a defensive defenseman, one GM Chuck Fletcher called maybe the team’s best Saturday. This year, he has matured into an offensive threat. He is tied for sixth among NHL defensemen with five goals, all of which are go-ahead goals.
Scandella has missed the last three games after suffering a knee injury on February 4. Scandella will join Mikko Koivu as Wild regulars returning to the lineup tonight vs. the Flames. He has three goals and 13 assists (16 points) with a plus-10 rating in in 55 games this season.
Scandella missed the last two games after suffering a gruesome looking knee injury on Feb. 4 vs. Tampa Bay. He was lucky he did not suffer a more serious injury, but is not expected to miss too much time. Consider him questionable for Friday vs. Vancouver.
On Tuesday, Scandella practiced with the Wild for the first time since suffering a knee injury three weeks ago. Scandella could play on Thursday, but his status won't be known until following Thursday's morning skate.
Scandella left Tuesday's game after playing just :55 seconds. Early reports are that he will be held out of the lineup until after the Olympics. The Wild's D-pairs will be: Suter/Spurgeon, Brodin/Prosser, Ballard/Stoner while Scandella is out.
Scandella posted 17 points in 45 games in the AHL this season. He recorded just one assist in six games with Wild.
Scandella scored three goals and 12 points in 63 games with the Wild.
Scandella is expected to draw back in tonight. He has three goals and 10 points in 59 games.
Scandella won't play tonight. He has three goals and 10 points in 59 games.
Don't expect Scandella to miss any playing time. He has three goals and nine points with a minus-20 rating on the season.
In nine games with the Houston Aeros of the AHL, Scandella scored two goals and five points. Expect him to get a look in all situations with the big club.
In nine games with the Houston Aeros of the AHL, Scandella scored two goals and five points. Expect him to get a look in all situations with the big club.
Scandella has been in the doghouse as of late and is sent to the minors to get his swagger back. He has three goals and six points over 37 games.