Schenn (upper body) will not play Wednesday evening against the Blackhawks, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Relaying information from Blues coach Mike Yeo, Korac adds that Schenn is scheduled to be reevaluated Tuesday afternoon. The Blues have three upcoming road games on the docket -- with the trip wrapping up in San Jose on Saturday -- and the hope is that the physical, top-six scoring winger be cleared to return before the team heads home for Monday's clash with the Kings.

Schenn (upper body) won't play Sunday versus the Wild, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was considered doubtful coming into the contest, and this solidifies that he'll miss his third straight game. His absence from the lineup has propelled rookie Robert Thomas into the top six with power-play duties as well.

Schenn (upper body) is doubtful to play against the Wild on Sunday, Jim Thomas of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn's missed the past two games, but the Notes actually haven't missed a beat without him based on an 8:1 goal differential. That's not to say St. Louis wouldn't welcome him back with open arms -- Schenn is physical and he plays an important power-play role -- but if you're a fan of this team, it's at least good to know that the team can compensate for his absence.

Schenn won't play Friday against the Sharks, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Schenn won't suit up Friday, the Blues are hopeful that he'll be able to practice Saturday, which would improve his odds of returning to action Sunday against Minnesota. Robert Thomas will replace Schenn on St. Louis' second line against San Jose.

While Schenn (upper body) practiced Thursday, he is questionable for Friday's home game against the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn missed Tuesday's home game against the Hurricanes, though his injury isn't expected to keep him out long. The first-round draft pick (Los Angeles, 2009) is worth waiting for in fantasy games since he achieved a career-best 70 points last year -- the winger's first in St. Louis -- and the winger's also uncorked three goals and six helpers over 12 games in 2018-19.

Schenn (upper body) will not play versus Carolina on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has missed just five games over the last five seasons and has hit the 82-game ironman mark three times in his career, but won't reach a fourth this year. With the 27-year-old sidelined, Robert Thomas will get a look in a top-six role playing alongsided Robby Fabbri and David Perron.

Schenn (upper body) may not play Tuesday against Carolina, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

St. Louis' head coach, Mike Yeo called Schenn (lower body) "a question mark" heading into Tuesday's clash with the Hurricanes. "He was too sore to practice [Monday]," explained Yeo. If Schenn, who has nine points in 12 games, can't go versus the Canes, expect Ivan Barbashev to draw into the Blues' lineup.

Schenn exited Saturday's 5-1 loss to the Wild early with what coach Mike Yeo described after the game as "soreness", Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

The extent of Schenn's injury is unknown, though another update will likely surface before the Blues next take the ice Tuesday against the Hurricanes. His absence didn't make much of a difference here considering St. Louis put forth an embarrassing effort that saw the visiting Wild attempt 45 shots to St. Louis' 16.

Schenn dished out one assist, two hits and fired three shots on goal in Thursday's 7-4 loss to the Blue Jackets.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has seven points through nine games, and he's second on the team to Sammy Blais with 23 hits. Four of his points have come on the power play, but the team's dynamic has been a disaster of late with just two wins in nine games. Despite the team's struggles, Schenn has been getting his worth on the stat sheet and continues to be a solid fantasy option.

Schenn dished out three assists -- two on the power play -- two shots on goal and one hit during Thursday's 5-3 win over the Flames.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn was pointless through the first two games, but he turned it around in the third contest. It was the second power-play unit that was effective this time around, as David Perron scored a goal on each of Schenn's assists. Schenn continues to be a solid fantasy play, especially in leagues that value hits since he racked up 154 last season to rank second on the team.