Welcome to the NHL Status Report. Here is the latest lineup\/injury news around the NHL.<\/p>\n
Boston Bruins<\/p>\n
David Pastrnak<\/a> practiced Monday for the first time in training camp. The forward was not on the ice last week because of tendinitis in his knee. Pastrnak skated on the top line with left wing Morgan Geekie<\/a> and center Elias Lindholm<\/a>. Boston plays a preseason game at the New York Rangers on Tuesday.<\/p>\n Carolina Hurricanes<\/p>\n Jaccob Slavin<\/a> (soreness) has not skated at camp for precautionary reasons, and coach Rod Brind’Amour said Sunday his top defenseman, along with defenseman Jalen Chatfield<\/a> (hip), may be held out for the preseason. “I think we’ve made the decision that we’re just going to overly hold them off … it’s just not worth it at this point,\u201d Brind\u2019Amour told the Hurricanes website. \u201cI think if we were starting (the regular season) today, they’d be in the lineup. But we’re not.” Carolina plays its first preseason game Monday against the Tampa Bay Lightning and opens its regular season on Oct. 9 against the New Jersey Devils.<\/p>\n Seattle Kraken<\/p>\n Jared McCann<\/a> is day to day with a lower-body injury, the Kraken announced Sunday. The forward is entering his fifth season with Seattle; he played all 82 games in 2024-25 and had 61 points (22 goals, 39 assists). The team also announced center Nathan Villeneuve<\/a> (lower body) will miss the remainder of training camp. Villeneuve was a second-round pick (No. 63) by the Kraken at the 2024 NHL Draft.<\/p>\n Toronto Maple Leafs<\/p>\n Max Domi<\/a> practiced with the Maple Leafs on Sunday for the first time in training camp. The forward sustained a lower-body injury during offseason training and had been held out of practice. He did not play in Toronto\u2019s preseason opener Sunday, a 4-3 win at the Ottawa Senators.<\/p>\n Chicago Blackhawks<\/p>\n Andre Burakovsky<\/a> (lower body) did not practice Sunday. Blackhawks coach Jeff Blashill said the forward sustained \u201ca little bit of a tweak, but he\u2019ll be fine.\u201d Burakovsky, who was acquired from the Kraken for forward Joe Veleno<\/a> on June 21, had 37 points (10 goals, 27 assists) in 79 games last season. Defenseman Connor Murphy<\/a> (maintenance) also did not practice Sunday. Forwards Landon Slaggert<\/a> and Brett Seney<\/a> left practice early; Blashill said he\u2019d provide an update on Monday.<\/p>\n Tampa Bay Lightning<\/p>\n