Schenn cleared COVID-19 protocols but will not play Saturday against the Maple Leafs, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn is back on the ice and could return to action as early as Monday against the Predators. The 30-year-old forward has six points in his last nine games dating back to the start of December.

Schenn was assigned to the NHL's COVID-19 protocols Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn appeared in three contests since being activated off injured reserve, through those he averaged 16:32 of ice time and tallied two points. Brandon Saad is likely to see an expanded role in the 30-year-old's absence.

Schenn scored a power-play goal on two shots, dished an assist and added two hits in Wednesday's 5-3 loss to the Penguins.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn opened the scoring 20 seconds into the second period and also helped out on Colton Parayko's tally. This was Schenn's first game back after missing five with an upper-body injury. The 30-year-old logged 15:25 of ice time in his return. Schenn is at 12 points (four on the power play), 31 shots on net, 28 hits and a plus-5 rating in 20 contests overall. He saw time on the third line Wednesday, but his return gives the Blues their full complement of forwards -- they're a deep team when everyone's healthy.

Schenn (upper body) was removed from the Blues' injured reserve Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will be able to return to the ice as soon as the next Blues' contest after missing five games due to injury. The 30-year-old had recorded one goal and three assists through his 10 appearances prior to being placed on the injured reserve.

Schenn (upper body) isn't on the ice for warmups, indicating he'll miss Saturday's game versus the Wild, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Earlier reports suggested Schenn could be a possibility Saturday, but it appears he'll need to miss one more game. The 30-year-old's absence is now at five contests for this injury, and his next chance to return is Wednesday against the Penguins.

Schenn (upper body) could return Saturday against the Wild, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

It sounds like Schenn will be a game-time decision but he's certainly nearing his return. The 30-year-old forward has been out since Dec. 12 with an upper-body issue. He has four goals and 10 points through 19 games this season.

Schenn (upper body) landed on injured reserve Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn becomes just the latest Blues forward to wind up on the shelf as the team can't seem to get healthy. In addition to Schenn, the Blues also designated David Perron (upper body) and Robert Thomas (lower body) for IR and may have to continue operating shorthanded. For his part, Schenn will be out for at least the next two games, though the team hasn't provided any specifics regarding a recovery timeline for the natural center.

Schenn (upper body) is considered day-to-day after leaving Sunday's game against the Ducks and will likely miss Tuesday's tilt with Dallas, Jim Thomas of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn tallied two assists in Sunday's loss before suffering the upper-body injury. He's now up to 10 points through 19 games this season. Assuming he misses Tuesday's game, his next chance to suit up will be Friday against Dallas.

Schenn (upper body) had three shots and one hit in a 4-2 loss to Detroit on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was back in the lineup after missing the previous nine games, and he provided the Blues with just over 15 minutes of ice time centering the third line between Brandon Saad and Jordan Kyrou. Schenn has three goals and three assists with a plus-7 rating through his first nine games of the year.

Schenn (upper body) will return to the lineup for Wednesday's game versus Detroit, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will presumably return to a top-six role and a spot on one of St. Louis' power-play units against the Red Wings following his nine-game absence. The 30-year-old forward has picked up three goals and six points through nine contests this campaign.