Jose Theodore (knee) might play between the pipes in Monday's game against Boston. Theodore took part in the Panthers' skate on Friday. He hasn't played since he was involved in a collision on December 31st.

Jose Theodore (knee) skated with his teammates for a second straight day on Thursday. Coach Kevin Dineen said that the there's a "remote" possibility that the veteran goalie will play against Pittsburgh Friday. However, it is more likely that Scott Clemmensen will get the start whether Theodore is healthy or not.

Out since Dec. 31 with a knee injury, Florida goalie Jose Theodore skated prior to Tuesday's practice and will skate again Wednesday. Theodore was injured Dec. 31 against Montreal when he was involved in a collision. With Jacob Markstrom scheduled for knee surgery Wednesday, coach Kevin Dineen cannot get Theodore back soon enough, though knee injuries are nothing to rush. The veteran is having a strong season with a 14-8-4 mark, 2.43 GAA and .918 save percentage.

The injury sustained to Jose Theodore is likely a strained right MCL that will require two weeks of rest but no surgery. Knees are tricky for goalies, but at least as far as knee injuries go, Theodore's seems on the mild side. Scott Clemmensen will likely carry the load while Theo recovers.

Panthers coach Kevin Dineen thinks Jose Theodore (knee) might end up missing less than two weeks. Either way, Theodore shouldn't be counted on to play Thursday, Friday, or Monday. Theodore sustained the injury during the Panthers' 3-2 win on December 31st.

Jose Theodore is expected to miss at least two weeks because of a knee injury. Scott Clemmensen and Jacob Markstrom are expected to split the team's goaltending duties in his absence. Theodore has a 2.43 GAA and .918 save percentage in 29 games this season.

Jose Theodore's lower body injury is related to his knee. Panthers coach Kevin Dineen is hoping that Theodore's injury will prove to be minor, but the team will need to wait for the swelling to go down before they'll know more. Theodore isn't expected to play on Thursday or Friday and there's a chance that he'll require surgery.

Panthers netminder Jose Theodore is believed to have a suffered a lower body injury in Saturday's win over the Canadiens. Theodore was knocked over by the Canadiens' Mike Blunden and the Panthers' Dmitry Kulikov and although he appeared to get hit around the head/neck area, he fell awkwardly and was forced from the game. The severity of the injury is unknown at this point, but Scott Clemmensen would be expected to garner the majority of the starts should he miss any time.

Jose Theodore stopped nine of 10 shots before leaving Saturday's game due to a lower body injury. Scott Clemmensen replaced Theodore and turned aside 17 of 18 shots to lead Florida to a 3-2 victory over Montreal. The severity of Theodore's injury is not yet known.

Jose Theodore will start in Saturday's game. The Panthers will give Theodore Friday's contest off to keep him rested. Theodore has stopped just 39 of 46 shots over his last two starts.