Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Nick Seeler (lower body) logged only 6:01 of ice time in Monday's 3-2 shootout win against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team lost him in the second period, and head coach Rick Tocchet didn't have an update on Seeler after the game. Seeler has appeared in all 60 Flyers games this season, registering eight points (two goals, six assists), 74 shots, 112 blocks, and 95 hits. The 32-year-old has struggled to replicate his form from last season, when he had a career-high 20 points. Philadelphia has Noah Juulsen and Adam Ginning on the roster as potential replacements for Seeler. The team will be back in action on Thursday night against the Utah Mammoth.

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph (upper body) didn't finish Monday's 6-1 loss to the Dallas Stars, Izzy Cheung of The Hockey News reports. Joseph logged 10:36 of ice time in the Canucks' sixth consecutive defeat. Canucks head coach Adam Foote revealed postgame that Joseph would get X-rays on his injury. The 26-year-old blue-liner has made 24 appearances for the Canucks in 2025-26, recording five points (one goal, four assists), 18 shots, and 19 blocks with a minus-12 rating. He has been limited to 13:18 of ice time per game. Joseph may have a larger role after the trade deadline, but he doesn't warrant any fantasy consideration.

Los Angeles Kings right wing Joel Armia (upper body) has been placed on Injured Reserve. The Finnish veteran missed a second consecutive game on Monday night against the Colorado Avalanche. Armia has notched 20 points (10 goals, 10 assists) in 53 contests this season, sitting tied for the league lead with four short-handed goals. The Kings recalled Jared Wright from the minors ahead of Monday's game, and he made his NHL debut in Armia's place. L.A.'s attack was also without Trevor Moore (illness) and Quinton Byfield (upper body) on Monday, opening a spot in the lineup for another debutant, Kenny Connors.

Colorado Avalanche winger Artturi Lehkonen (upper-body) has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against Anaheim and will miss time, Evan Rawal of the Denver Gazette reports. The Finnish forward suffered an upper-body injury on Monday against the Los Angeles Kings, exiting the contest after taking only three shifts. With Lehkonen out, the Avalanche must cope without their fourth-highest scoring forward. In 59 contests, Lehkonen has contributed 19 goals and 23 assists. Victor Olofsson or Ross Colton could slot into the top six during Lehkonen's absence, while the Avalanche must also tweak their second power-play unit.