Raddysh was dealing with a hip pointer when the Bolts were eliminated from the postseason, Chris Krenn of the Tampa Bay Lightning's official site reports Wednesday.
Faksa (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Wednesday's Game 5 clash with the Vegas Golden Knights, Stars radio analyst Bruce LeVine reports.
Marchment (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Game 5 against the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday, per Stars radio analyst Bruce LeVine.
Bennett (upper body) is expected to skate Thursday for the first time since he was injured April 23. He might be available for Game 1 of Florida's second-round matchup against the winner of the Boston-Toronto series, Jameson Olive of the Florida Panthers' official site reports.
Peeke (finger) is a "couple weeks away" from returning, coach Jim Montgomery told Conor Ryan of The Boston Globe on Wednesday.
Pesce (lower body) is no longer using a walking boot and might be able to return during Carolina's upcoming second-round series against the New York Rangers, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports Wednesday.
Drouin (lower body) has yet to resume skating with the team but could still return during the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Coach Jared Bednar told reporters Wednesday, "Yeah. It fits the timeline. He's got a long way to go yet, (Drouin), because he hasn't hit the ice yet, right? He's still working on his rehab. The timeline was four weeks or less. We're still hoping for that. He's making progress, there's no question, so I'm hoping that he can get back. We'll see how long that other series goes and how much time we have," per Kyle Fredrickson of The Denver Gazette.
Schenn (illness) will miss Tuesday's Game 5 versus the Vancouver Canucks.
Namestnikov (face) won't play Tuesday against the Colorado Avalanche in Game 5, per Ken Wiebe of The Winnipeg Free Press.
Kiviranta (lower body) will not be an option against the Winnipeg Jets in Game 5 on Tuesday, per NHL.com.
Matthews (illness) will be a game-time decision for Game 5 against the Boston Bruins on Tuesday. Coach Sheldon Keefe told reporters, "We'll see how the rest of the day goes," per David Alter of The Hockey News.
Chabot is slated to undergo offseason wrist surgery, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Citizen reports Tuesday.
Martin (lower body) won't play in Game 5 against the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday, according to Andrew Gross of Newsday.
Dillon (hand) will not be available against the Colorado Avalanche for Game 5 on Tuesday, John Lu of TSN reports.
Barron (lower body) won't be available for Game 5 versus Colorado on Tuesday, Ken Wiebe of The Winnipeg Free Press reports.
Hague (lower body) isn't expected to play Monday in Game 4 versus Dallas, according to Danny Webster of the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Stastney (upper body) is considered week-to-week, Robby Stanley of NHL.com reports.
Van Riemsdyk (upper body) will not play in Game 4 against the New York Rangers on Sunday, Bailey Johnson of The Washington Post reports.
Per Terry Koshan of The Toronto Sun, McMann (lower body) is getting closer to returning to practice, according to coach Sheldon Keefe.
Demko (knee) joined the Vancouver Canucks for their trip to Nashville for Games 3 and 4 despite being labeled week-to-week, Dan Murphy of Sportsnet reports Thursday.
Fast (upper body) will remain out of the lineup for Game 3 versus the New York Islanders on Thursday, Walt Ruff of the Carolina Hurricanes' official site reports.
Meier will have arthroscopic surgery on his shoulder but is expected to be ready for training camp ahead of the 2024-25 campaign, the New Jersey Devils announced Tuesday.
Letang will get a second opinion to determine whether he'll need surgery to address his undisclosed injuries, Seth Rorabaugh of Tribune-Review Sports reports.
Johansen (undisclosed) doesn't believe he's medically fit to play hockey, and GM Daniel Briere doesn't expect to get the 31-year-old forward back, Jon Bailey of Philly Hockey Now reports Friday.
Bemstrom suffered a concussion which sidelined him for the season finale against the New York Islanders on Wednesday, Seth Rorabaugh of Tribune-Review Sports reports.
Zaitsev is questionable for Thursday's tilt against the Los Angeles Kings because of an illness, Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
Murphy (undisclosed) will miss the season finale against LA on Thursday because he tweaked something during Tuesday's 3-1 loss to Vegas, per Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times.
Stutzle said Thursday that he has been dealing with a shoulder injury for a year, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.
Bjugstad (undisclosed) isn't in the lineup for Wednesday's season finale versus the Edmonton Oilers.
Pezzetta (upper body) won't finish Tuesday's game versus the Detroit Red Wings.
Jenner (personal) won't be in the lineup for Tuesday's game versus Carolina, Jeff Svoboda of the Columbus Blue Jackets' official site reports.
Krug (upper body) won't be in the lineup for Wednesday's regular-season finale against the Dallas Stars, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.
Guhle sustained a head injury April 4 versus the Tampa Bay Lightning that cost him the last seven games of the season, but he hasn't been ruled out from joining Team Canada at the IIHF World Championship in May, Arpon Basu of The Athletic reports.
MacDonald (undisclosed) will miss the final two games of the 2023-24 season, according to Max Miller of The Hockey News.
Hoffman will miss the final two games of the season due to an undisclosed injury, Max Miller of The Hockey News reports.
Labanc didn't travel with the team for its two-game road trip due to an undisclosed injury, ending his 2023-24 campaign, Max Miller of The Hockey News reports Monday.
Rutta (undisclosed) will miss the final two games of the regular season, Max Miller of The Hockey News reports.
Blackwood (undisclosed) did not accompany the San Jose Sharks on the team's two-game road trip, Sheng Peng of San Jose Hockey Now reports.
Zadina (lower body) isn't with the San Jose Sharks for their two-game road trip, ending his 2023-24 campaign, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports Monday.
Neighbours (upper body) will likely miss the remainder of the season, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.
Dunn (upper body) isn't expected to return to action before the end of the 2023-24 season, Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times reports.
Meyer (upper body) won't return to Tuesday's contest versus Tampa Bay.
Hughes (upper body) will not play Tuesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs, per Amanda Stein of the New Jersey Devils' official site.
Dermott (upper body) is not expected to return this season, Craig Morgan of PHNX Sports reports Tuesday.
Faulk (upper body) is considered week-to-week and likely won't play again during the regular season, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.
Xhekaj (shoulder) will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his left shoulder.
Lazar (upper body) will not be available Sunday against the Nashville Predators and could miss extended time, Amanda Stein of the New Jersey Devils' official site reports.
Stillman underwent lower-body surgery and will miss the remainder of the 2023-24 campaign.
Bean (undisclosed) will miss the remainder of the season, per Coby Maeir of 1st Ohio Battery.
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When a player is injured, his team can either retain him on their active roster, counting towards the 23-man active roster limit, or place him on the Injured Reserve List (IR).
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If a player has an injury that will prevent him from playing for at least 10 NHL games and 24 days in the NHL season, the team may place him on Long-Term Injured Reserve (LTIR), which can be used to exceed the salary cap.
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