Greene will sign a one-day deal with New Jersey to retire as a Devil, Mike Morreale of NHL.come reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene will be recognized at New Jersey's home opener versus the Red Wings on Saturday. The 39-year-old American will retire having racked up 52 goals, 212 assists, 1,974 blocks and 806 hits through 1,057 games spread across 16 seasons, most of which were spent with the Devils.

Greene hasn't made a decision about returning to the NHL next season, Andrew Gross of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene did say Saturday that if he does return next season, he would probably only play for the Islanders. This assumes the Islanders would be open to having Greene return to the team. Greene only has three goals, 15 points, and a rating of minus-4 in his last two seasons with the Islanders.

Greene hasn't registered a point in the last 21 games.

EDGE Analysis

Greene isn't on the team for his offensive abilities, as he's only surpassed 20 points in a season once since the 2014-15 campaign. Greene is known because of his play on defense and to mentor the younger defenders for the Islanders.

Greene (undisclosed) is in Sunday's lineup against the Devils, Andrew Gross of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene will dress in a bottom-pair role Sunday after missing the last two contests. He's averaging 17:29 of ice time with nine points through 54 games this season.

Greene (undisclosed) is not in Friday's lineup against the Rangers, Andrew Gross of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear what Greene is dealing with but he'll miss his second straight game Friday despite taking warmups prior to the game. He'll be considered questionable for Sunday's clash with the Devils.

Green (undisclosed) will not play Thursday against the Blue Jackets, Andrew Gross of Newsday reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene may have picked up an injury during Tuesday's tilt with Columbus but there's been little information on his status. The veteran defenseman will be considered questionable ahead of Friday's game against the Rangers. Grant Hutton will skate in his absence Thursday.

Greene (undisclosed) will be a game-time call for Thursday's clash with Columbus, Stefen Rosner of NYI Hockey Now reports.

EDGE Analysis

Greene's status likely won't be confirmed until the Islanders take the ice for pregame warmups. Fantasy managers shouldn't need to monitor the 39-year-old vet's availability, as he's only picked up nine points through 54 contests this campaign.

Greene (undisclosed) will return to the lineup for Tuesday's game versus Ottawa.

EDGE Analysis

Greene will likely return to a bottom-four role following his one-game absence. The 39-year-old vet has picked up nine points through 49 contests this season.

Greene (maintenance) will not play Sunday against Philadelphia and is day-to-day.

EDGE Analysis

The 39-year-old defenseman could be traded ahead of Monday's trade deadline, but the official team announcement for now is that he's simply taking a maintenance day. Green has nine points and 68 blocked shots in 49 games this season.

Greene has failed to register a point and has a minus-2 rating over his last four games.

EDGE Analysis

Greene had been a healthy scratch for six straight games, but Zdeno Chara's upper-body injury forced the Islanders to place Greene back in the lineup. The veteran defenseman's value to the Islanders at this point in the season isn't likely to be for how he plays for the team, but rather in any possible assets he might bring back in a trade before the March 21 deadline.