Larkin left Tuesday's practise early and is questionable to play Wednesday. The Red Wings were evaluating Larkin after the practice session and should have more clarity on Wednesday morning.

Larkin left Tuesday's practise early and is questionable to play Wednesday. The Red Wings were evaluating Larkin after the practice session and should have more clarity on Wednesday morning.



Chiarot missed the last two games with a lower-body injury but is expected to play against the Islanders. Chiarot appears to be one of the most coveted players at this year's trade deadline and enters Sunday with five goals and four assists (nine points) in 44 games this season.


Copp was scratched from the lineup on Thursday and will likely miss Saturday's game vs. the Oilers. The Jets also lost Cole Perfetti in yesterday's game, so their depth will be tested for a few games.

Gustafsson has played in two straight games but will be replaced by Alec Regula in the lineup on Friday.






Gustafsson has been a healthy scratch for the last two games but will replace Jakub Galvas in the lineup on Monday. Gustafsson has registered one goal and seven assists (eight points) in his last 13 games.

Chiarot was hurt in Saturday's game, left briefly but finished the game. Landing on IR may be precautionary, as he is also one of their big trade deadline chips. Corey Schueneman was recalled from Laval (AHL) and will play on Sunday.

Watson will not be available for Sunday's game in Washington or Tuesday's game vs. the Blues. Watson will likely be replaced by Clark Bishop in the bottom-6 on Sunday. He'll be eligible to return Thursday in Buffalo.



Gustafsson played in 10 straight games but will be replaced by Jakub Galvas in the lineup on Wednesday. Gustafsson had registered one goal and six assists (seven points) in his previous 10 games.

Lagesson went to the AHL during the All-Star break but is expected to be in the lineup on Tuesday. Lagesson will likely continue to play for Kris Russell, who was moved to IR in a corresponding move on Monday.

