Lowry (upper body) may be ready to return in early March, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lowry returned to the ice for a solo skate last week, and he reportedly did much of the same Monday morning. The 24-year-old winger is a penalty-killing specialist for a team that has been staving off the fifth-most penalties in the league this season at 82.8 percent.

Lowry (upper body) skated by himself ahead of practice Thursday, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Winnipeg's 2011 third-round (No. 67 overall) draft selection is hoping to return by the middle of March.

Coach Paul Maurice surmised Wednesday that Lowry (upper body) could return to the lineup by mid-March, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lowry's timetable was unclear following his placement on injured reserve in early February, but the latest development provides more clarity on that front. More information should begin to percolate to the surface as he begins making progress toward a return, with a skate before practice should mark the first step in Lowry's recovery.

Lowry (upper body) has yet to resume skating, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The fact that Lowry is still not back on the ice after suffering his upper-body injury means he likely won't be back any time soon. Unsurprisingly, the winger was placed on injured reserve given his long-term prognosis. There are several steps in the Missouri native's recovery process, with skating being just the first one, so look for Matt Hendricks to continue filling out the lineup in his stead.

Lowry (upper body) is out Sunday against the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

After missing eight games, Lowry returned for two contests before going down with injury again. He's now missed four games with his current ailment. The American center's next chance to return will be Tuesday. Fortunately for the Jets, they get Matt Hendricks back for this one, so they won't be as shorthanded at center as they have been.

Lowry (upper body) won't be available against the Blues on Friday, Scott Billeck of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although the team used a retroactive designation, there is no clear indication of when Lowry might return to action. Until the center can take part in a full practice, fantasy owners should expect him to stay in injured reserve. The team should provide an update once the 24-year-old is given the green light.

Lowry (upper body) was placed on injured reserve Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Although Lowry was already scheduled to miss Tuesday's tilt versus Arizona, the move is retroactive to Feb. 1, and won't effect Lowry's potential return for Friday's match against St. Louis. While the 24-year-old remains out, newly recalled Nicolas Petan appears to be in line to fill his roster spot.

Lowry (upper body) will not be ready in time for Tuesday's matchup with Arizona, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Paul Maurice classified Lowry as day-to-day, which is good news for owners worried about another long-term stint on the sidelines. The St. Louis native previously missed eight games due to this same upper-body malady. When healthy, the 24-year-old has notched eight goals, six helpers and 63 shots in 35 outings and can provide decent mid-range fantasy value.

Lowry aggravated his upper-body injury and he's been ruled out for Saturday's home clash with the Avalanche, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

The 6-foot-5, 210-pound tank flank is reportedly day-to-day with his ailment, and the Jets aren't exactly confident that he'll play Tuesday, either. Still, especially since he's experienced a setback, we'd expect him to be reevaluated often in the coming days.

Lowry (undisclosed) has not been ruled out against the Avalanche on Saturday, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lowry missed a portion of Thursday's tilt with Vegas, but appears will not miss a significant stretch of time. The center just recently returned from an eight-game stint on the sidelines. If the Missouri native is given the all-clear, he should slot into a bottom-six role and would likely bump Marko Dano from the lineup.