NHL Injuries: Blue Jackets, Sabres, Bruins, Devils, Blues, Wild and Canucks
Vancouver Canucks forward Loui Eriksson was injured last night

On the Columbus Blue Jackets …

Aaron Portzline: Coach John Tortorella doesn’t think that Josh Anderson‘s lower-body injury is that serious. They are doing tests on him and more will be known today.

On the Buffalo Sabres …

John Vogl: Defenseman Dmitry Kulikov is day-to-day with an upper-body injury.

On the Boston Bruins …

On Haggerty of CSNNE: Defenseman Adam McQuaid was sliced by David Backes skate close to his neck and took about 20 stitches on Saturday. He missed practiced yesterday but was cleared for tonight.

“It was a close call, and you can’t help but thank God that it wasn’t a scary situation,” said McQuaid. “I’m going to have to count because I’m getting asked a lot, but it’s somewhere around 20 or 25. I think I should be good to go barring any unforeseen circumstances.”

On the New Jersey Devils …

Chris Ryan of NJ.com: Forward Miles Wood (lower-body) and Damon Severson (upper-body) missed yesterday’s game with injuries. Coach John Hynes said they are short-term injuries.

The Devils activated forward Pavel Zacha from the IR.

On the St. Louis Blues …

Jeremy Rutherford: Goaltender Jake Allen was hit in the throat from a Gabriel Landeskog shot: “I couldn’t breathe. I had to go down. My throat is still killing me, can’t even talk.” (Allen stayed in and finished the game)

On the Minnesota Wild …

Michael Russo of the Star Tribune: Defenseman Christian Folin left after he crashed into the boards and appeared to injure either his right wrist or shoulder. Coach Bruce Boudreau hopes to know more after practice today but added after the game that “it didn’t look good.”

On the Vancouver Canucks …

Ben Kuzma: Forward Loui Eriksson left last night’s game with a lower-body injury after taking a hit along the boards.

Vancouver Canucks: Coach Willie Desjardins didn’t have much of an update on Eriksson other than he is expected to be out for “a couple games.”