Stalberg (undisclosed) won't be in the lineup for Saturday's Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

Saturday will mark Stalberg's first missed game of this postseason, but his injury isn't believed to be overly serious, so he could be ready to return to action as soon as Monday for Game 2. Ryan Dzingel (undisclosed) will replace Stalberg in Ottawa's lineup for Game 1.

Stalberg (undisclosed) remains hopeful that he'll be ready for Game 1 against the Penguins on Saturday, Bruce Garrioch of Postmedia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stalberg hasn't missed a game this postseason, but this latest ailment limited him to 6:40 of ice time during the series-winning semifinal contest against the Rangers on Tuesday. The bigger concern is that he was held pointless with a minus-5 rating in that series against the Blueshirts.

Stalberg went down with an undisclosed injury during Tuesday night's Game 6 against the Rangers and will not be available for the third period, the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stalberg left the bench early in the second period and finished the night with one shot on goal over 6:40 of ice time. Check back for updates on the 31-year-old's status once the team is able to give him a full evaluation.

Stalberg (undisclosed) will slot into the lineup after not warming up with the team.

EDGE Analysis

The winger bounced in and out of the lineup prior to puck drop but ultimately found his way onto the ice. He only had four points in 18 regular season games, but two in the playoffs so far, so his presence could give the Sens enough juice to close out the series.

Stalberg (undisclosed) will miss Sunday's tilt against Ottawa, Brent Wallace of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

The winger only had four points in 18 NHL games this regular season, but he's heated up in the playoffs and tallied an assist in two of the last three games. With the Senators looking to avoid a Game 7, Stalberg's absence will make beating a hot Tuukka Rask even more difficult.

Stalberg's (undisclosed) status won't be decided until just before puck drop, Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The winger has a pair of points in the last three games, both assists, and he's been a part of the Senators' 3-2 series lead. If he's not able to go, it will hinder Ottawa's chance of clinching the series in Game 6.

Stalberg is day-to-day with an undisclosed injury, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stalberg pitched in a primary assist over 16:43 of ice time in Friday's Game 5 loss to the Bruins in double-overtime. If he's forced to miss Sunday's road contest, the Senators could opt to play two-way rookie Chris DiDomenico.

Stalberg is one of several veterans unlikely to travel for Sunday's game against the Islanders, Brent Wallace of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stalberg was one of a handful of veteran's with their gear remaining in the locker room after Saturday's game, indicating he is unlikely to travel. Fantasy owners won't be missing much with Stalberg in street clothes, as he has done very little since coming over from the Hurricanes at the NHL trade deadline.

Stalberg heads into Saturday's game against the Jets without a point over his past nine outings.

EDGE Analysis

The change of scenery from Carolina to Ottawa has done nothing to jump-start Stalberg's offense. After some good early returns he is doing as little, if not less, than his time with the Hurricanes. It's hard to generate much in limited ice time on the checking line, however. The veteran can be left to the waiver wire in all but the deepest of pools.

Stalberg (upper body) will return to the lineup for Thursday's game against the Wild, TSN Ottawa's Brent Wallace reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stalberg's return to action will bolster the Senators' bottom-six forward group, but it won't mean much to fantasy owners, as his meager offensive production -- 15 points in 69 games this season -- keeps him off the fantasy radar in all but the deepest of formats. The 31-year-old winger is expected to skate with Chris Kelly and Tommy Wingels on Ottawa's fourth line against Minnesota.