Hamonic suffered a broken arm in Saturday’s loss to the Oilers and he is expected to miss approximately one month. Hamonic’s move to IR opened up a roster spot for the Islanders to recall Adam Pelech from Bridgeport (AHL). Hamonic’s injury likely means that Johnny Boychuk will move to the top pair with Nick Leddy.
Hamonic missed the final six games of the regular season with a knee injury, but will return to the lineup on Thursday. Hamonic, who plays very well at both ends of the rink, has picked up 21 points (5G / 16A) in 72 game this season.
Hamonic suffered a lower-body injury after a knee-on-knee collision in Thursday’s win over the Blue Jackets. Hamonic will miss the rest of the regular season and will be re-evaluated before the playoffs start. Hamonic will be replaced by Marek Zidlicky in Saturday’s game.
Hamonic has missed the last four games with a lower-body injury, but he will return to the lineup tonight in Ottawa. With Hamonic back in, Scott Mayfield will be a healthy scratch. Hamonic has two goals and six assists in 41 games this season.
Hamonic has missed the last four games with a lower-body injury, but he returned to practice on Wednesday and could return to the lineup on Friday. Monitor his status during Friday’s gameday skate.
Hamonic has missed the last two games and will miss at least the next five or six games with a lower-body injury. Look for Hamonic to return after the All Star break. With Hamonic out, Adam Pelech should remain with the team.
Hamonic missed Saturday’s game with a lower-body injury and his status for Tuesday’s game appears to be in danger after missing Monday’s practice. Monitor his status during the morning skate.
Hamonic will be scratched on Saturday because of an undisclosed injury. With Hamonic out, Scott Mayfield, who was recalled on Friday, will make his season debut. Hamonic is considered day-to-day, so monitor his status leading up to Tuesday’s game vs. the Blue Jackets.
Hamonic has not suited up in the playoffs and that will continue tonight in Game 7. If the Islanders win tonight and continue in the playoffs, Hamonic might be able to return, but if they lose, you won’t be seeing him until September.
Hamonic missed the season finale after getting injured in on Friday in Pittsburgh. There was no update on his status after practice, but it doesn’t look good for the 24-year-old.
Hamonic left yesterday’s game with an undisclosed injury and will be re-evaluated today before a decision on his status for tonight is made. With the Islanders already in the playoffs, don’t be surprised if Hamonic sits tonight.
Hamonic has missed the last six games with an upper-body injury but will return tonight vs. the Red Wings. Hamonic has three goals and three assists in 21 games this season.
According to head coach Jack Capuano, Hamonic is “coming along” and there is a “good chance” that he will play on Friday in Detroit. Hamonic has missed the last six games with an upper-body injury.
Hamonic will miss his sixth consecutive game with an upper-body injury. He was on the ice for the Islanders morning skate on Monday, but won’t be back tonight. The Islanders next game is on Friday in Detroit, monitor Hamonic’s status leading up to Friday.
Hamonic’s placement on IR is retroactive to December 2nd, which means he is eligible to return in the Isles game vs. the Wild next Tuesday. Griffin Reihart fill-in well for Hamonic last night, so the Isles likely aren't too concerned.
Hamonic was injured on a hit by Chris Neil in Tuesday’s win over the Senators. Hamonic did not even make the trip to Ottawa for tonight’s rematch. He is listed as day-to-day. Griffin Reinhart, who was recalled on Wednesday should slide into the lineup for Hamonic.
Hamonic was injured on a hit from Senators’ forward Chris Neil in last night’s win. Head coach Jack Capuano said that Hamonic is day-to-day. Monitor his status in advance of Thursday’s rematch in Ottawa.
Hamonic missed the last four games with an upper-body injury, but will return to the blueline tonight vs. the Sharks. Brian Strait will take a seat with Hamonic coming back.
