Soderberg missed the last two games with a head injury that he suffered last Friday. He has been solid, recording 19 points (5G / 14A) in 32 games this season.
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Soderberg indicated that he did not suffer a concussion in his collision with Erik Karlsson and will be good to return tomorrow.
The Bruins recalled Nick Johnson this morning suggesting that Soderberg will not play, but monitor his status following the morning skate.
Soderberg was injured late on Friday's game in Boston and won't be available for the second game of the home-and-home with the Senators. He will be replaced by Nick Johnson.
It will be Soderberg's first game action since Sept 27 preseason game when he injured his ankle. He will skate on the third line with Chris Kelly and Brad Marchand.
Consider Sodergberg questionable for Thursday's game against the Avalanche.
Apparently Söderberg did actually skate this morning, just not with his Bruins teammates. This is a good sign that his recovery is going well. He could return to the lineup on Thursday.
Soderberg has missed the first two games of the season. The Bruins next game is not until Thursday, so he has some time to get back on the ice.
Jordan Caron gets another game tonight with Soderberg still out of the lineup.
Jordan Caron will take Soderberg's spot on the Bruins third line in tomorrow's tilt with Tampa Bay.
He has to miss at least the next seven days, which means he will not play in the Bruins first two games. Expect the Bruins to make a roster move. Jordan Caron is the likely candidate to be recalled.
He looks to be playing LW on a line with Chris Kelly and Jagr.
The politics around the signing are over and Soderberg has been given the green light to join the Bruins. Soderberg may suit up for the Bruins next week.
The Bruins have already signed Soderberg to a three-year contract. Soderberg has also negotiated his exit deal with Linkoping, his Swedish club. The NHL is entering a five-day period to determine its next move, according to a source familiar with the situation. The NHL could go against the Swedes and stamp Soderberg’s transfer card. If that happens and the Swedish federation balks, the issue might have to be settled in an arbitration court. Soderberg still wants to play for the Bruins.
Soderberg, 27, is expected to join the team and play in the postseason. The Bruins acquired Soderberg in 2007 in a trade with the St. Louis Blues. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound centre had 31 goals and 60 points in 54 games with Linkoping this season. Soderberg was selected 49th overall by the Blues in the 2004 NHL Draft.