Detroit Red Wings defenseman Justin Holl will be a healthy scratch for the second time this season on Monday. Holl is part of a Wings team that has six defensemen signed to contracts worth $2.3 million or more, as well as Moritz Seider on his rookie deal, meaning there will be one odd man out until the injury bug hits. It's Holl's turn to sit on Monday, and he will likely see the occasional game off for a while. The 31-year-old offseason signing doesn't have much fantasy value, especially when he's not playing every game.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Justin Holl will be a healthy scratch for Friday's action against Carolina. The 31-year-old will sit out a game for the second time this season, heading to the press box with 14 points, 48 shots, 127 hits and 116 blocks to his name through 66 games. Luke Schenn (personal) will re-enter the lineup in Holl's absence. Holl will hope to get back into the team for Saturday's clash with the Senators.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Justin Holl (illness) will return to the lineup for Monday's meeting with the Rangers, replacing Timothy Liljegren. Holl missed Saturday's 3-1 win over Ottawa with cold symptoms but feels much better now it appears. The 29-year-old hasn't done too well this season, registering a plus-minus rating in two outings with no points. He picked up 20 points in 55 appearances last season. Jake Muzzin, who missed Sunday's practice, is good to go and will join Holl on the second defensive pairing. Jack Campbell, who's 2-0-0 for the year, starts between the pipes.
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