A talented scorer is set to return to action.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, the Anaheim Ducks<\/a> activated forward Troy Terry from injured reserve. He\u2019s expected to be in the lineup for that night\u2019s game against the Vegas Golden Knights<\/a>.<\/p>\n To make room for Terry, the Ducks placed forward Leo Carlsson on injured reserve.<\/p>\n Troy Terry (upper-body) has been activated from injured reserve. He is expected to play tonight against Vegas.<\/p>\n In a corresponding move, Leo Carlsson (Morel-Lavall\u00e9e lesion) has been placed on injured reserve.<\/p>\n #FlyTogether<\/a><\/p>\n Terry has been out of action since Jan. 6 due to an upper-body injury, though it was never revealed when exactly he was hurt. He was placed on IR a little over a week later in order to make room for a returning Cutter Gauthier<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the 11 games that Terry missed, Anaheim was able to stay afloat in the race for a playoff spot. The team went 7-4-0, though it dropped back-to-back contests, including this past Thursday against the Vancouver Canucks<\/a>.<\/p>\n Even in his extended absence, the Denver native remains one of the team\u2019s top offensive weapons. In 43 appearances, he has notched 13 goals and 29 assists for 42 points, good for fourth on the Ducks in scoring.<\/p>\n Carlsson has been out of action for the past few weeks after undergoing surgery <\/a>on his left thigh to\u00a0treat a Morel-Lavall\u00e9e lesion. His original timeline listed him out for 3-5 weeks. The recovery wasn\u2019t as fast as the 21-year-old would\u2019ve hoped, as he had to be replaced on Sweden\u2019s men\u2019s Olympic roster<\/a> by Minnesota Wild<\/a> forward Marcus Johansson.<\/p>\n In 44 games, Carlsson has scored 18 goals and 26 assists for 44 points. Despite having missed the last nine games, he remains second on the team in scoring behind Gauthier.<\/p>\n