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#NHLDucks morning skate line rushes: Parros-Pelley-Beleskey.
Look for Beleskey to move onto the fourth line. He has three goals and 10 points through 42 games.
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Matt Beleskey News
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Matt Beleskey could get another turn tonight.
Beleskey could sit on the second of back-to-back nights. He has two goals and nine points through 41 games.
Matt Beleskey may be ready to draw back in after missing the last three games due to a swollen right hand.
Beleskey took a shot off his hand and has been out of the lineup ever since. He has two goals and eight points through 40 games.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Ducks winger Matt Beleskey said his right hand is improving but remains questionable as far as returning to the lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Phoenix Coyotes.
Beleskey took a shot off his hand and has been out of the lineup ever since. He has two goals and eight points through 40 games.
@Matt_Beleskey (hand) is questionable
Beleskey blocked a shot with his hand and is unlikely to play because of it. He has two goals and eight points through 40 games, playing primarily on the fourth line.
Matt Beleskey said his hand is sore. He said he will ice and hopes to feel good enough to play tomorrow. #NHLDucks
Beleskey blocked a few shots and may be too sore to play. The Windsor, Ontario has two goals and eight points through 40 games.
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Looks like Beleskey is with Perry and Getzlaf to start practice
Beleskey continues to take reps with the big two and has worked out there in past seasons. The Windsor, Ontario native has two assists in 18 games with both points coming over the last two games.
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Beleskey moves back to the second line after playing a game on the third. Through 19 games, he's still looking for his first point.
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Beleskey moves up to the top line, a week removed from getting waived. In 18 games he has no points with a minus-5 rating.
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ANA puts Matt Beleskey on waivers.
Beleskey was scratched for last night's game and does not have a role on the Ducks. He holds no fantasy hockey value right now.
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Beleskey, who is coming back from off-season shoulder surgery, said he is ready to make his season debut and is just awaiting the green light from the coaches.
Beleskey should draw back into the lineup with Blake out. While he practiced yesterday on the fourth line, he could very well end up in a scoring role.
Matt Beleskey getting close but not ready for games yet.
When Beleskey does return, look for him to challenge Andrew Gordon for the third line LW spot. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. At this point he should be considered day-to-day but won't have immediate fantasy hockey value.
Winger Matt Beleskey (shoulder) reported no problems after playing in the exhibition game Tuesday and likely will be available for the opener Friday.
Sounds like Beleskey is approaching 100 percent. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. Look for him to challenge Andrew Gordon for the third-line LW slot.
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Winger Matt Beleskey (shoulder) will play against Jokerit, and defenseman Kurtis Foster (leg) also could play.
Sounds like Beleskey is approaching 100 percent. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. Look for him to challenge Andrew Gordon for the third-line LW slot.
Defenseman Kurtis Foster (leg) and forward Matt Beleskey (shoulder) are “very, very close” to returning, according to Carlyle. He said both players could be available for the Ducks’ regular season opener here Friday against Buffalo.
Good news for Beleskey, who battled injuries all last season. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. With most of the team's youngsters under-performing in training camp, expect Beleskey to earn a spot on the third line.
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Matt Beleskey (shoulder) might be game-time decision
More good news for Beleskey, who battled injuries all last season. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. With most of the team's youngsters under-performing in training camp, expect Beleskey to earn a role.
Per Carlyle: @Matt_Beleskey cleared for contact, hope to get him in a game during preseason.
Good news for Beleskey, who battled injuries all last season. The 23-year-old proved in the past he can fill the back of the net when he scored 11 goals in 60 games back in 2009-2010. With most of the team's youngsters under-performing in training camp, expect Beleskey to earn a role.
Toni Lydman and Matt Beleskey, who both underwent shoulder surgeries days apart in May, have not been cleared for contact but will skate with their teammates. Both have been skating at Anaheim Ice in informal workouts.
Two years ago Beleskey received a chance to play on the top line and returned the favor by scoring 11 goals in 60 games. Last season due to injury and inconsistency, the 2006 4th-round pick saw his playing time almost evaporate due to better prospects like Brandon McMillan and Kyle Palmieri. He should have a chance to earn back some playing time but likely can be acquired via waivers in most fantasy hockey leagues.
ANAHEIM — Toni Lydman and Matt Beleskey underwent similar operations two days apart in May to repair a torn labrum in their left shoulder and both Ducks players said their recovery remains on schedule even though they may not be ready for the Oct. 7 season opener against Buffalo in Helsinki.
Two years ago Beleskey received a chance to play on the top line and returned the favor by scoring 11 goals in 60 games. Last season due to injury and inconsistency, the 2006 4th-round pick saw his playing time almost evaporate due to better prospects like Brandon McMillan and Kyle Palmieri. He should have a chance to earn back some playing time but likely can be acquired via waivers in most fantasy hockey leagues.
ANAHEIM — Ducks general manager Bob Murray confirmed on Tuesday that defenseman Toni Lydman and left wing Matt Beleskey are scheduled to undergo shoulder surgery on Monday.
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