Schenn (illness) will play Friday in Game 6 against Vancouver, Nick Kieser of 102.5 ESPN Nashville reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will return after missing Game 5 on Tuesday. The veteran blueliner has averaged 15:03 of ice time with 12 hits through four games this series. He'll skate in a second-pairing role Friday.

Schenn (illness) is considered day-to-day ahead of Game 6 against the Canucks on Friday, Alex Daugherty of The Tennessean reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn's status may not be determined until closer to puck drop Friday but the Preds recalled Kevin Gravel from AHL Milwaukee just in case. The 34-year-old Schenn isn't exactly an offensive dynamo considering he is goalless in his last 31 contests during which he generated a lone helper.

Schenn (illness) will miss Tuesday's Game 5 versus the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was a surprise scratch before warmups, and this explains why. Tyson Barrie will enter the lineup in a bottom-four role to cover for Schenn's absence. If the Predators lose Tuesday, Schenn will have to wait until next season to play again.

Schenn had a shot on goal and six hits in Saturday's 1-0 win over the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn still doesn't score much -- he has just six points on the season and hasn't cracked the scoresheet in 16 games. However, he's a pretty good source of peripheral stats with 168 hits (good for fifth on the team) and 63 blocked shots (sixth), along with a plus-3 rating. Just don't expect Schenn to come anywhere near the 22 points he posted last season.

Schenn notched his first goal of the sesaon in Saturday's 5-2 win over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn's first season in Nashville has been largely forgettable, especially since he's spent most of it sidelined with a lower-body injury. He has just six points in 36 games, which will make it tough for him to match the 22 points he recorded last season, split between the Canucks and Maple Leafs. Schenn's currently skating on the Preds' second defensive pairing alongside Ryan McDonagh.

Schenn managed an assist and two hits in Saturday's 4-3 win over the Stars.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has three helpers over his last five contests, but that's about as good as it gets for him on offense. The 34-year-old has held down a steady bottom-four role this season when healthy. He's managed four assists, 21 shots on net, 58 hits, 26 blocked shots and an even plus-minus rating through 21 appearances. Barring a significant uptick in offense, Schenn is best left off most fantasy rosters.

Schenn recorded an assist in Friday's 5-4 overtime loss to the Red Wings.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has been a consistent presence in the Preds' lineup since returning from a lower-body injury in late November. He's skated in 16 of 17 games since then, but only has two helpers to his credit. This shouldn't come as a surprise, as he hasn't been much of a scorer historically. Schenn, who continues to skate mainly on the third pairing, has 20 blocked shots and 48 hits through 17 appearances this season.

Schenn (lower body) will be an option to return to the lineup Sunday against Winnipeg, Emma Lingan of the Predators' official site reports. According to the NHL's media site, he has been activated from injured reserve.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn is considered a game-time decision for Sunday's contest. Schenn, who hasn't played since Opening Night, could replace Spencer Stastney in the lineup.

Schenn (lower body) isn't ready to return to the lineup yet despite taking part in Nashville's morning skate Monday. Emma Lingan of the Predators' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will miss his 16th consecutive contest Monday against Colorado, but he finally appears to be making some progress. He is still listed on injured reserve.

Per Predators' insider Alex Daugherty, Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said Thursday that Schenn (lower body) is still "a ways away" from returning to action.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was injured Opening Night and remains on injured reserve. The defenseman had four hits in 15:11 of action against the Lightning. Schenn recorded four goals and 22 points in 70 games last season, split between Vancouver and Toronto.