Western Conference News: Flames, Blackhawks, Wild, Sharks, Blues, Canucks, and Jets
Vancouver Canucks are awaiting MRI results on Brock Boeser.
On the Calgary Flames …

Kristen Anderson: Forward Troy Brouwer will be out week-to-week with a facial fracture. He’ll be off skates for a few days.

Derek Wills: Brouwer was hit in the face by a puck Thursday night.

On the Chicago Blackhawks …

Chicago Blackhawks: The Blackhawks recalled defenseman Carl Dahlstrom the AHL and placed defenseman Jan Rutta on the IR retroactive to February 6th.

Mark Lazerus: Goaltender Corey Crawford didn’t travel with the team to Minnesota.

On the Minnesota Wild …

Michael Russo: Viktor Loov won’t be in the lineup according to coach Bruce Boudreau.

On the San Jose Sharks …

Curtis Pashelka of The Mercury News: Sharks coach Pete DeBoer said that Joel Ward will be out indefinitely with an upper-body injury that he suffered on Thursday. Ward left in the second period appearing to favor his right shoulder.

On the St. Louis Blues …

Tom Timmermann: Defenseman Joel Edmundson will be out for six weeks with a broken forearm.

On the Vancouver Canucks …

Rick Dhaliwal: Hearing that forward Markus Granlund will likely be headed for ankle surgery pending a specialist examination.

Jeff Paterson: Brock Boeser‘s wrist was too sore yesterday morning to even shoot pucks. He went for an MRI.

On the Winnipeg Jets …

Ken Wiebe: Coach Paul Maurice on goaltender Steve Mason and Michael Hutchinson, both who are out with a concussion.

“Nothing has changed for Micahel. Steve skated again, so that’s a positive that he goes (on) back-to-back (days). That’s all we’re looking for now. That once he starts something, that he can feel good for the rest of the day and then he’ll do it again for tomorrow, until we get enough time in on that and then you just gradually raise the intensity level of that practice. But the back-to-back was a good sign.”