Jagr (lower body) participated in line rushes during pregame warmups, indicating he'll return to the lineup for Thursday's game against the Sharks, Kristen Odland of the Calgary Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr will occupy a bottom-six role Thursday, skating with Troy Brouwer and Matt Stajan on the Flames' fourth line. The future hall-of-famer has notched one goal and seven points in 16 games this campaign.

Jagr (lower body) will be a game-time call for Thursday's matchup with the Sharks, Kristen Odland of Postmedia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr's presence on the two-game road trip suggested he was near a return, so it shouldn't come as a huge surprise that the veteran is being considered for Thursday's lineup. An official decision on his availability will likely surface closer to the opening faceoff.

Jagr (lower body) is set to travel with the team on its two-game road trip, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Glen Gulutzan didn't confirm whether Jagr will suit up either Thursday against San Jose or Friday versus Anaheim, but it's certainly an encouraging sign that he will join the team on the trip. The ageless wonder has played in just two of the Flames' previous nine contests due to his lingering lower-body malady. If the winger can get healthy, you should still be capable of chipping in offensive to the tune of 30-40 points.

Jagr (lower body) will not play Friday against the Canadiens.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr continues to deal with a nagging lower-body issue that will cost him his seventh game of the last nine. The veteran winger has performed relatively well when he has dressed this season, racking up seven points (one goal, six assists) over 19 contests. Jagr's next opportunity to play arrives Thursday when the team travels to San Jose to take on the Sharks.

Jagr (lower body) will miss out on Wednesday's tilt with St. Louis.

EDGE Analysis

The second-highest scorer in league history has seemingly been dealing with this malady since signing with Calgary on Oct. 4, having already missed 15 games through four different absences. It's expected that Jagr will be considered day-to-day, but there isn't any information regarding his potential chances to play Friday against Montreal. With Jagr sidelined, Curtis Lazar will enter the lineup and skate on the team's fourth line.

Jagr (lower body) will return to action for Saturday's home game against the Predators, according to Derek Wills of Sportsnet 960 The Fan.

EDGE Analysis

It's been a trying campaign for the 45-year-old winger, as he's been hampered by various lower-body ailments with just one goal surrounding six helpers on the season season ledger. However, he's managed to hold his own defensively, based on a plus-7 rating and with consideration to his switching in and out of a top-six role. Still, Jagr is one of the best players in NHL history, and he deserves fantasy consideration so long as he feels well enough to appear in games.

Jagr (lower body) will not be in the lineup for Thursday's tilt versus San Jose.

EDGE Analysis

Jagr will miss his fifth consecutive game due to his lingering lower-body malady. This season probably isn't panning out as the 45-year-old would have hoped as he has logged a mere 17 of a possible 31 games. As a result, the mullet-sporting veteran has tallied just seven points and could potentially register the lowest point total of his historic career -- his previous low having come in the lockout shortened 2012-13 campaign when he garnered 35 points split between Dallas and Boston.

Jagr (lower body) will miss Tuesday's game in Minnesota, Pat Steinberg of Sportsnet 960 The Fan reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tuesday will be Jagr's fourth straight omission from the lineup as he's dealt with what seems to be a nagging lower-body injury that has kept him out in different periods this season. Jagr will, however, return to practicing with the team Wednesday which could put him on track to play Thursday against San Jose. Expect another update from the Flames after Wednesday's practice.

Jagr (lower body) will miss a third straight game Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

It seems as though father time may finally be catching up with Jagr, as the 45-year-old winger has already missed 12 games this season due to injury after suiting up for all 82 contests with the Panthers last campaign. However, he's still been a solid source of offense when healthy this year, notching one goal and seven points in 17 games. The Flames should release another update on the future hall-of-famer's status ahead of Tuesday's matchup with Minnesota.

Jagr (lower body) wasn't on the ice for morning skate Saturday, Roger Millions of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

One of the most recognizable names in hockey, Jagr's on track to miss his third straight game and the ninth since signing a one-year pact with the Flames on Oct. 11. However, there's still an outside chance that he takes warmups and attempts to play, but we advise that you prepare alternatives in case he doesn't suit up.