Ennis has been plagued by injuries all season and probably won't play tomorrow. The skilled forward scored three goals and five points in the eight games he's played since returning from a high-ankle sprain.
Despite all the injuries, Ennis loses all of his PP time. He has one goal through nine games.
Look for Ennis to draw back into the lineup for the first time since the seventh game of the season. He's still looking for his first point of the season but should start producing with regularity.
Ennis practicing with a line is an indication he could be drawing back in soon. Through his first seven games prior to injury he failed to post a point.
Ennis took some turns with the third line which seems to indicate he's getting closer. He still probably needs a few more days before fully returning to the lineup.
Ennis practiced on the fourth line yesterday morning but is not healthy enough to return. The diminutive forward has played only seven of the team's 21 games thus far. Look for him to help a banged up lineup when he returns.
Ennis remains a ways away from getting back into the lineup due to his high-ankle sprain. He might have a problem cracking a crowded forward core for that matter.
If you own either player make sure to bench them for tonight's tilt.
Stay tuned for a further update on both injured players.
Certainly a step in the right direction for Ennis, who will have trouble regaining his skating stride due to a high ankle injury. Prior to the injury he was held scoreless over seven games.
Certainly a step in the right direction for Ennis, who will have trouble regaining his skating stride due to a high ankle injury. Prior to the injury he was held scoreless over seven games.
Certainly a step in the right direction for Ennis, who will have trouble regaining his skating stride due to a high ankle injury. Prior to the injury he was held scoreless over seven games.
Ennis has already missed six games with a high-ankle sprain. Expect him to take a few more weeks to recover.
Good news for Ennis owners, who are forced to look elsewhere for a depth LW. Prior to the injury the former 26th overall pick failed to register a point over seven games.
Tough break for Ennis, who was still looking for his first point this season. Look for Nathan Gerbe to slot back into the second line alongside Derek Roy and Drew Stafford.
Expect Nathan Gerbe to move back to a scoring line with Ennis hurt.
Ennis moves up to the second line, playing alongside Roy and Stafford. Through his first five games he produced no points and a plus-2 rating. Look for him to get it going with improved linemates.
No immediate fantasy hockey value in the AHL.
Both Brian Elliott and Ben Bishop have a chance at taking games away from Jaroslav Halak. The 24-year-old posted a 3-4-0 record last season with a 2.77 GAA and .899 SV%. He would be the more high-end option of the two and probably would be called up if Halak was injured.
Whoever backs up Halak figures to play between 20 and 22 games. If your league counts games started or you are desperate for a goalie, monitor this situation.
