Muzzin (hand) will be available once play resumes, telling reporters he "should be ready to go when called upon," Kristen Shilton of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin missed six games due to his hand problem prior to the league going on hiatus. Additionally, the blueliner was sidelined for 10 outings with a foot injury in early January. With the significant time lost to injury, the Ontario native has thus far posted his lowest point total (23) since the 2012-13 campaign when he was with Los Angeles. If the NHL gets back onto the ice, Muzzin figures to return to being a 20-plus-minute skater and could provide solid fantasy value in DFS formats.

Muzzin is expected to be sidelined for four weeks with the broken hand he suffered during Tuesday's win over Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

This is a huge blow to the Maple Leafs, who will now be without two of their top defensemen in Muzzin and Morgan Rielly (foot) as they continue to battle for a playoff spot over the next four weeks. Calle Rosen and Martin Marincin will compete for playing time until Rielly or Muzzin, who's undoubtedly headed for injured reserve, is ready to return.

Muzzin will have tests -- possibly an X-ray -- on his hand to determine the severity of the injury suffered in Tuesday's win over Tampa Bay, Mike Zeisberger of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin blocked Victor Hedman's shot and left the game immediately, but not before scoring his sixth goal of the season. Head coach Sheldon Keefe relayed that he will have a further update on Muzzin's condition Wednesday.

Muzzin won't return to Tuesday's game against the Lightning after suffering a hand injury.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin left Tuesday's game after blocking a shot from Victor Hedman and won't return. The blueliner produced a goal on four shots across 15:39 of ice time before exiting. The severity of this injury isn't clear, but there should be an update following the game. If Muzzin -- who signed a four-year, $22.5 million extension Monday -- misses substantial time, it'll be a major hit to the Maple Leafs' playoff chances.

Muzzin inked a four-year, $22.5 million contract extension with Toronto on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin is riding a five-game point streak during which he has tallied two goals and five helpers. The blueliner should continue racking up points down the stretch and should be capable of getting back over the 30-point mark for the third straight year.

Muzzin had a goal and two assists in Thursday's 4-0 win over Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin is riding a four-game, six-point scoring streak (two goals, four assists). His game is just what the Leafs need and it looks like they may have locked him up. The Leafs appear to have agreed to terms on a four-year extension worth just over $5.5 million per year with Muzzin, reports TSN.ca. There is no confirmation of the extension. Muzzin has five goals and 16 assists in 51 games this season.

Muzzin recorded an assist, four PIM, three blocked shots and two hits in Sunday's 5-2 loss to the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin set up Zach Hyman's tying goal at 2:11 of the third period, but that would be it for the Maple Leafs' offense. The veteran defenseman posted two points and 11 blocked shots over two weekend games. For the year, Muzzin is at 17 points, 105 hits, 97 blocks, 88 shots and 40 PIM in 49 appearances.

The Maple Leafs recalled Muzzin (foot) from his conditioning stint with AHL Toronto on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin hasn't appeared in a game for the Leafs in nearly a month due to a broken foot, but he should be good to go when Toronto returns to action Monday against Nashville. The former King has notched three goals and 13 points while posting a plus-8 rating in 38 games this campaign.

Muzzin was reassigned to AHL Toronto on Thursday in the hopes of him returning after the All-Star break, Sportsnets' Chris Johnston reports.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin has been out of the lineup since Dec. 27 versus New Jersey, a stretch of 10 games. Prior to getting hurt, the blueliner was bogged down in a 14-game pointless streak and was goalless in his last 25 outings. Given his limited offensive upside since leaving Los Angeles, fantasy owners likely won't notice Muzzin's return, though Leafs' fans should be encouraged that he is getting close.

Muzzin (foot) skated Wednesday but won't be ready until after the All-Star break, Lance Hornby of The Toronto Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Muzzin's still on the mend from a fractured foot he sustained in December, and the Maple Leafs could use him badly since left-handed blueliner Morgan Rielly (foot) is out for the next eight weeks, at least. For now, Travis Dermott is working on the top pairing alongside Justin Holl. Muzzin posted 13 points, 69 shots on net and 69 blocked shots over 38 games before his injury.