Greenway suffered an upper-body injury vs. the Oilers on Tuesday and will not play on Thursday. Nic Deslauriers will draw back into the lineup to replace him but Tyson Jost will move up to the Joel Eriksson Ek line.

Zucker missed the last three games with a lower-body injury but will play Saturday vs. the Capitals. He has been limited to just 32 games this season due to injury, scoring six goals with eight assists (14 points)

Clague returned from injury on Thursday and scored one goal with two assists in 18:49 TOI. This move is likely to get young Jordan Harris back in the lineup while also managing Clague's injury.

Reimer left Thursday's game with an upper-body injury after a collision with Logan Couture. Post-game, head coach Bob Boughner said that he thinks Reimer "might be OK" but that they were still doing tests. It sounds like Reimer won't be available to start Saturday, so look for Kaapo Kahkonen to get the nod and the Sharks may need to recall a goalie to serve as his backup.

Zucker was at practice on Wednesday but is not ready to play in Thursday's game in New York. Anthony Angello will likely remain in the lineup in Zucker's spot.

Byram was recalled from his brief conditioning stint with Colorado (AHL) and will play Tuesday in Pittsburgh. It will be Byram's first NHL game since January 10th and his 19th of the season. In his first 18, Byram had 11 points (5G / 6A), 35 shots and 15 blocked shots.

Ennis suffered an upper-body injury against the Red Wings on Sunday and will not play on Tuesday. Parker Kelly was recalled from the AHL on Tuesday to replace Ennis in the bottom-6.

Byram has been out since January 10th but recently went to the AHL for conditioning. He did not register a point in two games with the Eagles but has 11 points (5G / 6A) in 18 NHL games this season. He could be back in the Avalanche lineup on Tuesday, or at some point during their three-game road trip.

Zucker suffered a lower-body injury in his first game back on Thursday. Zucker was unable to put any weight on his leg as he left the ice but was seen walking post-game. This is an unbelievably bad break for Zucker, who will miss his 38th game of the season on Saturday.

Ennis was a healthy scratch in Nashville on Tuesday but he will replace Chris Tierney in the lineup on Friday. Ennis, who will skate on the third line and PP2, has scored eight goals with 15 assists (23 points) in 55 games this season.

Zucker has been out since January 17th with a lower-body injury but will draw back into the Penguins' lineup on Thursday. Zucker, who has 13 points (6G / 7A) in 31 games this season, will skate on the second line (with Malkin & Rakell) and second power-play unit.

The Bruins have eight NHL defensemen so they are expected to rotate them with some regularity. Clifton will be replaced by Josh Brown, who will be making his Bruins debut.