NHL Injuries

NHL Injury Report

Given how physical the NHL can be and how long the season is, injuries are perpetual. Keep this page bookmarked to stay up to date with the latest NHL injury report by team, since they are all displayed here.

Click on your favorite team to display the full NHL injury list

West Pacific:

Edmonton Oilers

Los Angeles Kings

Calgary Flames

Anaheim Ducks

Vancouver Canucks

San Jose Sharks

Seattle Kraken

Vegas Golden Knights

West Central:

Chicago Blackhawks

Colorado Avalanche

Dallas Stars

St Louis Blues

Minnesota Wild

Nashville Predators

Winnipeg Jets

Arizona Coyotes

East Metropolitan:

New York Rangers

New York Islanders

New Jersey Devils

Pittsburgh Penguins

Philadelphia Flyers

Carolina Hurricanes

Washington Capitals

Columbus Blue Jackets

East Atlantic:

Montreal Canadiens

Toronto Maple Leafs

Detroit Red Wings

Boston Bruins

Tampa Bay Lightning

Buffalo Sabres

Florida Panthers

Ottawa Senators

How to Read NHL Injuries?

You will want to pay attention to the “status” and “notes” as part of this table. NHL injuries aren’t all the same and some players may still play despite being on the injury list. The NHL is a bit different in that most injuries are either listed as “upper body” or “lower body.” That makes it harder to predict when injured players will return.

How Does an Injury Impact My Betting?

Of course, injuries will impact any team you decide to bet on. Check on Toronto’s team injury reports before taking them on the moneyline, for instance. Losing their leading goal scorer or No. 1 goaltender can drop teams to a lower betting price.

Alternatively, the point spreads or puck line in hockey betting should be adjusted depending upon the team’s injuries. There are points in a season when an NHL team will have several players on the injury list. That’s just the nature of the long and grueling hockey season

Stay updated with the latest NHL injury news of you favorite team, here at Point Spreads.