Luke Glendening Fantasy Stats

Tampa Bay Lightning center Luke Glendening (upper body) is ready to return from a four-game absence and could make his comeback in Tuesday's Game 1 against the Florida Panthers. The veteran forward missed Tampa Bay's last four regular-season contests due to an upper-body injury. From a fantasy perspective, Glendening is not an impactful player, but his ability to win faceoffs at a good rate could become an important asset during the postseason. Glendening won 57.0 percent of his draws during the regular season, finishing with seven points (four goals, three assists) and 105 hits in 77 outings.

Tampa Bay Lightning center Luke Glendening (undisclosed) practiced in a regular jersey on Sunday. The veteran had battled an undisclosed injury throughout training camp and preseason, but it looks like he will be good to go for the start of the regular season. Tampa Bay will start the action on Friday versus the Carolina Hurricanes. Glendening lacks fantasy value but has been a reliable fourth-line center for the Lightning. He finished the 2023-24 campaign with 10 goals and 11 points in 81 outings, winning 56 percent of his faceoffs.

Dallas Stars forward Luke Glendening is set to return to the Stars' lineup Monday. In Game 6, the 34-year-old was a healthy scratch but will now replace Ty Dellandrea on the Star's fourth line. In the playoffs, he's played in 11 contests accumulating one marker and six shots on goal while carrying a minus-3 rating. During the regular season, the Grand Rapids, Michigan native suited up for 70 games, recording three goals and three assists.

Dallas Stars forward Luke Glendening (lower body) is a game-time decision for Sunday's Game 7 against the Flames. He got injured In Game 6 when he took a hit from Calgary defenseman Nikita Zadorov and played only 4:20. Glendening carries very little fantasy value, but he's an important member of the Stars squad. The 33-year-old played in all 82 regular-season games and won 58.7 percent of his faceoffs. Glendening will likely continue to skate on the fourth line with Joel Kiviranta and Radek Faksa if he is able to play.

Detroit Red Wings forward Luke Glendening was responsible for both of the team's goals in Monday's 3-2 shootout loss against Dallas, tying things up twice in the second period. Alex Biega registered assists on both goals. Robby Fabbri (upper body) missed an eighth straight game and Jakub Vrana (illness) was out, so Detroit needed somebody to step up on the offensive front and Glendening managed to do it. He was on only three goals for the season ahead of the contest, so don't expect the veteran to repeat the feat anytime soon. Glendening boasts 14 points for the year with 58 shots, 57 hits and 45 blocks in 45 games.

Detroit Red Wings forward Luke Glendening had a goal and two helpers as his team defeated the Nashville Predators 4-2. Glendening missed two games with an upper-body injury before playing again on Saturday. The Grand Rapids, Michigan native, was slotted on the fourth line playing along with center Frans Nielsen and winger Adam Erne on the right side. Glendening had zero points going into Saturday's game and he has played in 14 games thus far. Detroit will host the Chicago Blackhawks at home on Monday.