Nugent-Hopkins has cleared COVID-19 protocol and will play Wednesday.
Nugent-Hopkins missed the Oilers' last game but has cleared protocol and will play in St. Louis. Nugent-Hopkins has picked up 25 points (3G / 22A) in 28 games this season.
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Ryan Nugent-Hopkins News
Nugent-Hopkins has been placed in COVID-19 protocol.
Nugent-Hopkins is the second Oilers player to go into COVID-19 protocol, joining Ryan McLeod. Nugent-Hopkins will likely miss at least 10 days.
The Oilers have signed Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to an eight-year, $41 million contract extension.
Nugent-Hopkins (upper-body) is expected to return to the Oilers lineup on Wednesday.
Nugent-Hopkins has missed the last three games with an upper-body injury but is set to play Wednesday vs. the Canadiens. Head coach Dave Tippett would not confirm his lines for Wednesday but look for Nugent-Hopkins to skate with Connor McDavid.
Nugent-Hopkins (upper-body) will not play on Saturday.
Nugent-Hopkins will not play on Thursday in Ottawa.
Nugent-Hopkins (hand) will return to the Oilers lineup on Sunday.
Nugent-Hopkins has missed the last six games but will play Sunday vs. the Sabres. Nugent-Hopkins' return means that Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid will be back together on the top-line. Nugent-Hopkins has five goals and 11 assists (16 points) in 25 games this season.
Nugent-Hopkins will not play on Sunday; will miss at least two games.
Nugent-Hopkins (lower-body) will not play on Monday.
Nugent-Hopkins will miss his second straight game with a lower-body injury. Nugent-Hopkins has been excellent since returning from injury, scoring six goals with eight assists (14 points) in 14 games since returning from injury in early-March.
Nugent-Hopkins (sternum) is “penciled into” Saturday’s lineup.
Nugent-Hopkins has missed the last 18 games with a sternum/ribs injury but it looks like he is set to return tomorrow. The Oilers season is over, but RNH has a chance to build off of a strong first-half of the season, where he picked up 16 goals and 15 assists (31 points) in 46 games.
Nugent-Hopkins (sternum) will miss 5-6 weeks.
The Oilers have placed Ryan Nugent-Hopkins on injured reserve.
Nugent-Hopkins (concussion) is expected to return to the Oilers lineup on Saturday.
Nugent-Hopkins (concussion) skated on Monday but will not play vs. the Ducks.
Nugent-Hopkins (mild concussion) will not play on Thursday.
The Oilers have activated Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (hand) from IR; expected to play on Saturday.
Nugent-Hopkins will miss 6-8 weeks with a hand injury.
Nugent-Hopkins will miss at least six weeks with a hand injury that he suffered on Monday night. He could be out for two months, which is a huge blow for the Oilers, who are expected to get Connor McDavid back in early February.
Nugent-Hopkins will be out long-term with a hand injury he suffered on Monday.
Nugent-Hopkins suffered a hand injury after blocking a shot in Monday’s win over the Panthers. Nugent-Hopkins will miss an extended period of time and Connor McDavid is still sidelined, so the Oilers are left with just four healthy centres, Leon Draisaitl, Mark Letestu, Matt Hendricks and Anton Lander.
Nugent-Hopkins (illness) returned to practice on Tuesday.
Nugent-Hopkins returned to practice on Tuesday after missing Saturday’s game and Monday’s practice. RNH’s return to the ice is a good sign that he is feeling well enough to return to the lineup on Wednesday.
Nugent-Hopkins missed Monday’s practice with an illness.
Nugent-Hopkins missed Saturday’s game and now Monday’s practice, which clouds his status for Wednesday’s game vs. the Blackhawks. Monitor RNH’s status as the week progresses.
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