Nashville Predators center Cody Glass will rejoin the action Thursday against Minnesota after being a healthy scratch for one game. He will bump Philip Tomasino out of the lineup. Glass has been scratched regularly lately as he's struggled to perform following a couple of injury layoffs. The 24-year-old has been limited to only 19 appearances this season, scoring one goal and recording one assist. He's been practicing with Luke Evangelista and Tommy Novak on the second line ahead of Thursday's game.
Cody Glass Out Week-To-Week With An Upper-Body Injury
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass has been placed on Injured Reserve and is considered week-to-week with an upper-body injury. The 24-year-old tallied his first point of the season via an assist in Monday's 4-3 win over Colorado but also hurt himself late in the game and will head to the shelf once again after recently returning from an eight-game absence. Luke Evangelista will likely take Glass' spot in the lineup when Nashville continues its season on Wednesday versus the Flames.
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass (lower body) is considered a game-time decision for Saturday's matchup against Arizona. He was a full participant in the morning skate and has been activated from Injured Reserve. The 24-year-old has been out for eight games after getting hurt in a contest versus the Rangers. Glass was a top-six regular early in the year but has failed to get any points on the board this season in five outings. Last season, he managed 35 points (14 goals, 21 assists) in 72 appearances, and Glass definitely has the ability to make a positive impact if he lands in a good situation.
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass (lower body) was placed on Injured Reserve on Monday. He has been out for three games and is expected to miss 1-2 more weeks of action. Glass started the season as Nashville's second-line center, albeit with very little success. He couldn't get any points on the board in the five games he played before landing on the shelf. Thomas Novak has stepped into his spot with some very good results and looks set to play a bigger role for at least one more week. The 26-year-old has totaled two goals and two assists in the past three games, upping his tally for the season across eight appearances to six points (four goals, two assists)
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass (lower body) is set to miss at least a week of action, with Predators head coach Andrew Brunette ruling him out for 7-10 days. Glass will be forced to miss time after sustaining a lower-body injury in Thursday's 4-1 win against the Rangers. He'll be sidelined for a minimum of two games, starting with Saturday's contest against the Sharks. Glass has opened the season as the second-line center and has seen time with the first power-play unit. His absence will affect Brunette's plans quite a bit, although the 24-year-old has struggled to generate offense so far, going scoreless in five games.
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass was able to complete just three shifts in Thursday's 4-1 triumph over the Rangers, missing most of the contest due to a lower-body injury. Glass has yet to register his first point of the campaign, and this injury will be an extra cause of frustration for the 24-year-old. He'll need to recover by Saturday if he doesn't want to miss any games. Glass' absence could give Samuel Fagemo his season debut, while Thomas Novak should move up to the second-line center role. Predators head coach Andrew Brunette will also need to tweak his first power-play unit if Glass can't play.
Nashville Predators center Cody Glass was sent down to the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL on Tuesday. The move is likely to give Glass more consistent playing time in the AHL. Also, it likely paves the way for the return of Matt Duchene. Duchene had missed four games due to a lower-body injury. In four games with Nashville, Glass had no points while playing just over 12 minutes a night. He did average a couple of scoring chances a night in his limited bottom-six role. The 22-year-old forward has things to work on but he is improving in the Nashville organization. Do not be surprised if he is back with the big club later in the season.
Vegas Golden Knights forward Cody Glass will be back in the lineup on Saturday versus Minnesota, and he will center the first line between Max Pacioretty and Mark Stone. The 22-year-old has featured only a handful of times in recent weeks, as the team has been unhappy with his play in even-strength situations. He was sent to AHL this week but was recalled quickly as the team ran into some selection issues. Vegas rolled with only 16 skaters in Thursday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Wild. They are back to a full lineup on Saturday, and Glass, who has 10 points in 25 games for the season, finds himself in a perfect spot to perform.
