Chris Pronger isn't certain he will be able to return to the lineup on Wednesday night from an eye injury. "I didn't feel too hot [Monday], so we'll see how I feel after a pretty good skate," Pronger said. "Sometimes, while I feel like I'm 25, when you're laying in your decrepit bed for 4 or 5 days, you get a little tight and stiff. You don't realize how quickly you can lose it when you've done nothing for 7 days and you're bedridden for 4 of them - the joints need to be moving." He has skated at practice for the past two days after missing the last six games. Stay tuned for updates.

Chris Pronger appears ready to return to the Flyers lineup on Wednesday at Tampa Bay. Pronger did not commit to whether he will play tomorrow night, saying that he will see how he feels later today and tomorrow. As the captain did Monday, he fully participated in practice Tuesday. Pronger sustained his injury Oct. 24 against Toronto when he took an accidental Mikhail Grabovski stick to the eye.

Chris Pronger (eye) took part in a full practice with his teammates on Monday. It looks like he will be ready to return on Wednesday night if he gets the green light from eye specialist Dr. Stephen Goldman. Pronger has been sidelined since Oct. 24 after getting an accidental stick to his eye. We'll keep you posted.

Chris Pronger (eye) will accompany the team on their upcoming three-game road trip. The Flyers play in Tampa Bay on Wednesday and he might even be available to play in that contest. Pronger has missed the past six games with an eye injury. Stay tuned for updates.

The Philadelphia power play has struggled mightily without Chris Pronger (eye) in the lineup. The Flyers have posted a mark of 2-for-28 with the man advantage in the six games that Pronger has missed with an eye injury. The Philadelphia captain participated in the team's morning skate Saturday, but said his eyesight still isn't 100 percent. We'll keep you posted.

Chris Pronger (eye) is nearing a comeback to the Flyers lineup. Pronger was injured on October 24th after taking an errant stick to the eye. He has been wearing a visor in practice. He is scheduled to make an early return to the lineup next week.

Chris Pronger took part in the Flyers' drills on Friday for the first time since he injured his eye. Pronger will miss his sixth straight game on Saturday, but he might return on Wednesday. Flyers GM Paul Holmgren would not rule out the possibility, but it will depend on how much progress Pronger is able to make over the next several days. We'll keep you posted.

Chris Pronger got back on the ice for the first time on Wednesday since injuring his eye on Oct. 24. He is expected to skate on Thursday as well and GM Paul Holmgren said there's a chance that Pronger may practice with the team Friday or Saturday if he gets a favorable report from his doctor on Friday. Stay tuned.

The Philadelphia Flyers have placed Chris Pronger (eye) on injured reserve. "I'm hoping that he can get on the ice by himself [Wednesday] to push it a little harder," GM Paul Holmgren said. "Hopefully by the end of the week, he'll be able to get on the ice with the team. But he's got to get back with the team before we can start worrying about [a return]." We'll keep you posted on his recovery.

Chris Pronger (eye) exercised on Saturday but he is still experiencing blurriness in his vision. He needs to be cleared by doctors before he gets the green light to resume skating, so stay tuned for updates on his progress.