

Stamkos' move to LTIR is retroactive to April 9th, which means that he will miss at least 10 games/24 days. 10 games will come first with Stamkos being eligible to return for May 1st in Detroit.


Allison was the No.52 overall pick in 2016 and is expected to make his NHL debut after just eight AHL games. Allison spent four years at Western Michigan University and has scored four goals with five assists (nine points) in eight games with Lehigh Valley (AHL) before earning the call-up.


Stamkos will miss his third straight game on Thursday and will not be available for Saturday's rematch vs. the Panthers. His next chance to play will be Monday vs. the Hurricanes.



Chrona was a fifth-round pick in 2018 and just finished his second season at the University of Denver. Chrona was 7-11-0 with a 2.47 GAA and .907 SV% in 18 games in 2021.








Forsberg has missed the last three games with an upper-body injury and will likely miss at least a couple more weeks. This is obviously a huge loss for the Predators, who are also without Ryan Ellis, Matt Duchene and Brad Richardson.


Saros was not available for the Predators game in Chicago on Sunday but will at least be available to backup on Tuesday. Saros has been red-hot as of late but Pekka Rinne is coming off of a 27-save performance in a win on Sunday, so it's unclear who Nashville will turn to.

