Sobotka suffered a right knee injury on a low-hit from Nikita Kucherov on November 8th and will miss an extended period of time after undergoing successful surgery on Tuesday.
Sobotka was hurt in the first game in Sweden after taking a low hit from Nikita Kucherov. The veteran winger will be out until at least mid-December and Curtis Lazar has been called up from Rochester (AHL) to take his spot on the roster.
Sobotka has missed the last three games with an upper-body injury but will play Thursday in Chicago. Sobotka, who has 11 points (4G / 7A) in 60 games this season, will replace Johan Larsson in the lineup.
Sobotka has been out since the season opener but will draw back in on the Sabres third line on Saturday. He played 18:42 TOI in his Sabres debut.
Sobotka suffered an upper-body injury during his Sabres debut on Thursday and will not play tonight vs. the Rangers. With Sobotka out, Remi Elie will make his Sabres debut tonight.
Sobotka missed Friday’s practice with an upper-body injury that he suffered on Thursday, so his status for Saturday’s game is up in the air. Remi Elie would make his Sabres debut if Sobotka is unavailable.
Blues GM Doug Armstrong said today that they had offered Sobotka deals between one and five years at north of $3 million per season. Sobotka heads to the KHL for more money, but he is able opt out of his contract after any given season with the Blues retaining his rights should he decide to return to the NHL.
When the Blues take on the Stars tonight, they will be without six of their regular forwards. Sobotka suffered a lower-body injury on Thursday and is listed as day-to-day.
Sobotka has missed the last 12 games with a lower-body injury that is believed to have been related to his knee. He will be back tonight vs. the Oilers and centre the second line with Vlad Tarasenko and TJ Oshie on his wings. His 25 points (7G/11A) ranks 11th on the Blues and his plus-17 is good for fifth on the squad.
Sobotka skated for the second straight day on Wednesday and is looking to be back in game action tomorrow vs. Edmonton. Sobotka has missed the last 12 games with a lower-body injury he suffered in late January. He has seven goals and 18 assists (25 points) with a plus-17 rating in 46 games this season.
Sobotka has not played since January 31 and will miss his 12th straight game tonight. Today's practice marks the first time he has skated with the team since getting hurt, so this is a strong step in the right direction for Sobotka. Consider him day-to-day.
Sobotka has missed the last seven games with a lower-body injury. Blues head coach Ken Hitchcock says he hopes that Sobotka will only miss four or five more games. Expect him back next week, likely Tuesday vs. Dallas or Thursday against the Oilers.
Ryan Reaves will slide into the lineup with Sobotka out, expect Chris Stewart to move up into Sobotka's spot on the third line. Sobotka is listed as day-to-day.
Sobotka has been on fire lately, he has two goals and seven assists (nine points) in his last seven contests. Monitor his status in pre-game warmups.
Sobotka missed the last five games with an upper-body injury that he suffered on December 14 vs. Columbus. This is positive news for the Blues, but they found out today that leading scorer Alex Steen is out indefinitely. Sobotka will skate with Patrik Berglund and Vladimir Tarasenko.
Sobotka is rotating in and out of the line-rushes this morning which suggests that there is a chance that he retunes to the Blues' lineup this evening. He has missed the last two games.
