Coburn made his debut as a member of the Lightning in Tuesday's win over the Sabres. He played 16:29, blocked two shots, laid three hits and accumulated seven PIM. Yep, that means he got into a fight -- it was a tilt with Marcus Foligno -- and that endeared him to the Tampa fans. He won't have much fantasy value per se, but the move will improve his plus-minus.

Coburn has been acquired by the Flyers for Radko Gudas, a first-round pick, and a third-round pick, TSN.ca reports. A foot injury has limited Coburn to 39 games this season. While he's not a big contributor at the offensive end, he'll add a steady veteran presence to the Tampa Bay blue line, albeit at a pretty steep price.

Coburn (foot) will return to the lineup Sunday alongside Nicklas Grossman, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.Coburn will finally make a return to the lineup following a month absence due to the foot injury. The Flyers aren't easing him back into action, as he will be alongside Nicklas Grossman on what iwll likely be the top or second defensive pairing.

Coburn (foot) is unlikely to return for Friday's game in Columbus, but he could be back for Sunday's game in Buffalo, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.Coburn has now been out for a full month, but he returned to practice Saturday, and seems to be on the cusp of making his return.

Coburn (foot) is out for Tuesday's game against the Canadiens, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.Coburn returned to practice Saturday, and while he's traveling with his teammates on the current road trip, he isn't quite ready to play in a game. He last suited up Jan. 12 against the Lightning.

Coburn (foot) will travel with the team during its upcoming four-game road trip, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Coburn returned to practice Saturday and it looks like he has a chance to return to action next week, after a month-long absence due to a broken foot. In 31 games so far this season, Coburn has managed just one goal and five assists.

Coburn (broken foot) took part in Saturday's practice, Randy Miller of the Newark Star-Ledger reports. Coburn first resumed skating Wednesday and appears to have now moved on to the next phase of the recovery process. He's had some porous luck on the injury front this season with two fractures of his left foot, compromising the depth on an already thin Flyers blue line. Fortunately, it looks like his impending return next week -- along with perhaps Kimmo Timonen's later this month -- will soon bolster those ranks.

Coburn (broken foot) appears to be at least a week away from returning from injured reserve, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Coburn has been skating on his own since Wednesday and is likely aiming for a return to practice over the weekend or early next week. He's been out since Jan. 12 with the injury.

Coburn (lower body) skated on his own prior to Wednesday's practice, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Coburn isn't close to a return just yet, but his presence on the ice represents a sign of improvement. The blueliner, who has been out since Jan. 12 with a suspected broken foot, is projected to return at some point next week if he's able to resume practicing with the team.

Coburn (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Saturday. Coburn is set to miss the next four weeks due to a suspected broken foot, so by moving him to IR, the Flyers simply open up a roster spot for a healthy player. The blueliner has just one goal and five assists over 31 games this season.