Green has missed the last seven games with an upper-body injury, but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Blue Jackets. Green has 12 points (3G / 9A) in 19 games this season. Jack Hillen will come out of the lineup for Green.
Green will miss his seventh straight game with an upper-body injury. The Capitals are back in Washington on Thursday, so monitor Green’s status leading up to their game vs. the Blue Jackets.
Green will miss his fifth straight game with an upper-body injury. Since he can’t go on Thursday the next game he would be able to return is Saturday in New Jersey.
Green will miss his fourth straight game on Tuesday but the Capitals are confident that Green will be back in the lineup by the weekend.
Green has missed the last three games with an upper-body injury and his absence from today’s practice suggests that he won’t be in the lineup on Tuesday vs. the Canucks.
As expected, Green will miss Wednesday’s game with an upper-body injury that he suffered on Saturday. He did not practice today so it is unclear how long Green will be sidelined. Consider him day-to-day for now.
Green is not on the ice for practice Tuesday morning. Head coach Barry Trotz said on Monday that if Green doesn’t practice on Tuesday he likely won’t travel to Long Island for Wednesday’s game vs. the Islanders. Expect a full update following practice.
Green suffered an upper-body injury on Saturday and could be in danger of missing Wednesday’s game against the Islanders. He has 12 points (3G /9A) in 19 games.
The Capitals, who do not play again until Wednesday and have a scheduled off-day Sunday, officially listed Green as day-to-day. “I don’t think it’s too serious,” Coach Barry Trotz said, “but I have not talked to my trainers yet.”
In the first seven games of Green's season, he was averaging just 1:19 of power-play time per game, while John Carlson was seeing three minutes. At Capitals practice this morning, Green and Carlson swapped spots, which should have Green seeing the three minutes of PP time tonight vs. the Red Wings. Despite limited power-play time, Green has found a way to score three goals with five assists in seven games (one PPP).
After missing the season opener with an upper-body injury, Green was in the lineup for Washington's game against the Bruins on Saturday. Green had one goal on two shots in 17:32 TOI. He played 1:38 on the power-play.
Green missed Thursday's season opener but could be in the lineup tomorrow when the Capitals take on the Bruins. Nate Schmidt was a plus-1 with two shots on goal in 13:14 TOI in Green's absence.
Green was skating on the fourth pair this morning so this comes as no surprise. "He is close," said head coach Barry Trotz, who added Green will definitely be back for the homestand next week and may even play on Saturday.
Green is skating on the Capitals fourth pair with John Erskine this morning, which suggests that his upper-body injury will keep him out of tonight's season opener. Injuries have become a trend for Green, but he is still one of the league's top offensive threats from the blueline. Expect a complete update following the morning skate.
Green left Saturday's game with an upper-body injury and did not return. He did not travel with the Capitals to St. Louis and won't meet them in Carolina. There is no word whether Green will be available for the final two home games of the season. His injury leaves the Capitals blueline very young and inexperienced.
Green missed the last five games before the Olympic break with a concussion, but he has passed concussion protocol and will play vs. the Panthers. Green has seven goals and 23 assists (30 points) in 51 games this season.
Green will miss his fourth consecutive game and it looks more and more like he will not be back until after the Olympics. WIth Green out, Julien Brouillette will make his NHL debut tonight.
This suggests that Green could play tonight, but after the Capitals recalled two defensemen this morning, that seems unlikely. Green will likely be held out until after the Olympics, as reported on Tuesday. If he plays tonight, we will update you.
Capitals head coach Adam Oates said that Green might not play until after the Olympics. He will miss his third consecutive game tonight and it sounds like he will miss the next two as well.
Green missed his second straight game on Sunday and his status for Tuesday's tilt with the Islanders is unknown.