Attard was a third-round pick in 2019 and recently signed his entry-level contract following his third year at Western Michigan University. He will replace Keith Yandle, who will be a healthy scratch, snapping his ironman streak.

Brown was acquired from the Senators at the trade deadline and is set to make his Bruins debut on Thursday. Brown, who had six assists, 106 hits and 57 blocked shots in 46 games with Ottawa, will replace Connor Clifton in the lineup.

Attard was a third-round pick (No.72 overall) of the Flyers in 2019. The 23-year-old right-shot defenseman had 13 goals with 23 assists (36 points) in 39 games at Western Michigan University this season.

Nugent-Hopkins will play for the first time since February 26th. He will centre a new-look third line with Jesse Puljujarvi and newcomer Derick Brassard on his wings. Prior to getting hurt, Nugent-Hopkins had 37 points (7G / 30A) in 45 games.

Murray fractured his hand while blocking a shot on Monday and is expected to be sidelined for at least a couple of weeks. Kurtis MacDermid will likely move back to the blueline with Artturi Lehkonen replacing him up front.

Walman was acquired as a part of the Nick Leddy trade on Monday and will immediately draw into the Red Wings lineup vs. the Flyers. Walman had three goals and three assists (six points) in 32 games this season.

Nugent-Hopkins will miss his 12th straight game on Tuesday but is set to play Thursday when the Oilers return to home-ice. It will be interesting to see how the Oilers deploy Nugent-Hopkins since the top-6 has heated up in his absence.