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Ottawa Senators
Matt Murray and Alex Formenton were the seventh and eighth players placed in NHL COVID-19 protocol by the Senators on Thursday.
Murray, a goalie, and Formenton, a forward, join defenseman Josh Brown, Victor Mete and Nick Holden, and forwards Austin Watson, Connor Brown and Dylan Gambrell.
The Senators skated prior to their game against the Los Angeles Kings on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; RDS2, TSN5, BSW, ESPN+, NHL LIVE).
"All you can do is just keep playing," Senators coach D.J. Smith said. "We want to get a win to get everyone feeling good. It's not the ideal situation, but no one feels bad for you in this League. We're privileged to play and be in the NHL and we're going to go out there and give it all we've got."
Ottawa, which lost to the Boston Bruins 3-2 on Tuesday, did not practice Wednesday for precautionary reasons. The Senators also canceled practice Monday.
"I'm proud of the group with the guys that were out and the effort we gave," Senators coach D.J. Smith said Tuesday. "If we keep playing with that effort and that hunger, not only will wins come, but the morale in general will be better."
Forward Andrew Agozzino and defensemen Dillon Heatherington and Lassi Thompson were recalled from Belleville of the American Hockey League on Thursday.
Forwards Scott Sabourin and Egor Sokolov were recalled from Belleville on Monday; Sokolov made his NHL debut against the Bruins. Defenseman Erik Brannstrom was recalled from Belleville on Sunday.
"We just want to get through this as a group and get back to playing hockey every day with a full lineup and a healthy group," Smith said. "I think everyone's stressed. You want to win hockey games, you want to be healthy, you're worrying about a lot of things, but like everything else, it'll pass and we'll be better for it." -- Calum Fraser
New Jersey Devils
Dougie Hamilton could return to the lineup against the New York Islanders on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; MSG, MSG+, ESPN+, NHL LIVE).
The defenseman has missed the past three games since sustaing a lower-body injury in a 4-0 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Nov. 2.
"Dougie has been day to day, and he had a good morning (skate)," Devils coach Lindy Ruff said. "I'm going to say I anticipate him playing. We want Dougie back in the lineup and we're at the point where we thought he may play the other night (a 7-3 win against the Florida Panthers on Tuesday) and he wasn't quite ready; tonight looks like it could be the night."
Hamilton has scored six points (two goals, four assists) in eight games this season. -- Mike G. Morreale
Edmonton Oilers
Mike Smith had a setback in his return from a lower-body injury and was sent back to Edmonton on Wednesday.
The goalie has not played since allowing four goals on 15 shots in a 6-5 win against the Anaheim Ducks on Oct. 19.
"He had a setback in practice, so he's gone back to get some further evaluation in Edmonton," Oilers coach Dave Tippett said Thursday. "It'll be (Mikko) Koskinen and (Stuart) Skinner for the time being."
The Oilers, who visit the Boston Bruins on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; SN1, SNE, SNO, NESN, ESPN+, NHL LIVE), were hoping Smith would return last week.
"It's a concern [that he's been out this long] for sure because he looks like he takes some steps ahead, then goes out, works a little bit and has taken another step back," Tippett said. "It's certainly a concern. He went through the last couple days and near the end of practice, kind of tweaked something. So he decided he wanted to go back. I think they're going to do some more imaging of it today, and we'll get a better read on it at home." -- Patrick Donnelly
San Jose Sharks
Coach Bob Bougner and seven Sharks players were removed from NHL COVID-19 protocol and are expected to join the team prior to their game against the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday.
Forwards Timo Meier, Kevin Labanc and Matt Nieto and defensemen Erik Karlsson, Jacob Middleton, Radim Simek and Marc-Edouard Vlasic skated the past two days and are expected to do so again Thursday.
"It's been a heck of a long time, " Boughner said Wednesday, speaking for the first time since being placed in protocol on Oct. 30. "Watching the team it's tough obviously but feeling good. ... I dealt with basically a head conjestion and a headache for 4-5 days and then I was fine."
San Jose plays at the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday (8 p.m. ET; TSN3, NBCSCA, ESPN+, NHL LIVE) before playing the Avalanche.
"The whole list of guys were on the ice for the past two days, will be on again tomorrow and we are going to fly [Thursday] afternoon and meet the team in Denver and were going to plan on having a full team practice on Friday."
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