Ice Chips: Leafs recall F Anderson to help replace Robertson

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Toronto Maple Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs have recalled forward Joey Anderson from the Toronto Marlies (AHL), the team announced Friday.

Toronto is looking for answers with the recent news that Nick Robertson will miss significant time with a shoulder issue, and Anderson will help fill that void for the near future. 

 Additionally, Denis Malgin was reportedly skating with the second line in practice; the spot usually occupied by Robertson.

Edmonton Oilers

Stuart Skinner will make his fourth straight start to cap off a four-game homestand for the Oilers as they host the Minnesota Wild.

The Edmonton native is 8-6-0 in 15 appearances with a 2.86 goals-against average and .915 save percentage so far this season.

The Oilers also announced that forward Tyler Benson has been assigned to the Bakersfield Condors of the AHL after he cleared waivers on Friday.

TSN's Ryan Rishaug reports that forward Warren Foegele may be ready to go on the road trip next week, while forward Ryan McLeod is still a ways away from returning.

Oilers lines at morning skate:

McDavid-Draisaitl-Hyman
Janmark-RNH-Yamamoto
Holloway-Hamblin-Puljujarvi
Kostin-Shore-Ryan

Nurse-Ceci
Kulak-Barrie
Broberg-Bouchard

Skinner

Calgary Flames

The Calgary Flames announced forward Kevin Rooney has been assigned to the Calgary Wranglers, and that forward Radim Zohorna has been recalled by the Flames. 

Vancouver Canucks

Lines at practice ahead of matchup with Wild on Saturday, as per TSN's Farhan Lalji:

Mikheyev-Pettersson-Boeser
Miller-Horvat-Höglander
Kuzmenko-Studnicka-Garland
Joshua-Åman-Lazar

Hughes-Schenn
OEL-Bear
Stillman-Myers

Extras: Dries, Dermott, Burroughs

Martin
Delia

Carolina Hurricanes

Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour indicated that forward Sebastian Aho will not be in the lineup for their game against the Dallas Stars on Saturday. He is dealing with a lower-body injury and is considered "day-to-day."

Additionally, Jesper Fast seems unlikely to suit up for that game either.  

The Hurricanes sit in the second spot in the Metropolitcan Division, with 34 points from a 14-6-6 record. They trail the New Jersey Devils by nine points. 

Seattle Kraken

Forward Jaden Schwartz suffered an upper-body injury and is listed as out for their game against the Washington Capitals on Friday. 

Philipp Grubauer will start in goal for the Seattle Kraken.   

Washington Capitals

Defenceman Dmitri Orlov was seen skating with the team this morning, but is not likely to return to the team in the next few days as he works back from a lower body injury.

Orlov has five assists this season in 13 games, but he has missed the last 15 games due to the injury. In 76 games last year, he totaled 12 goals and 35 points; both career highs for the 31-year-old Russian. 

St. Louis Blues

Head coach Craig Berube indicated Torey Krug will likely return to the lineup on Sunday, as he's been dealing with an upper-body injury. He also said Pavel Buchnevich will need to be evaluated on Saturday before a decision for a return can be made.  

The St. Louis Blues skated the following lines in practice today: