Turris (undisclosed) missed practice on Wednesday, Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris has been dealing with a lingering ankle injury, and while this could just be a day of rest for the 26-year-old, it's worth monitoring his status heading into Thursday's matchup against Carolina. The former first-round pick has 30 points on the year, but hasn't recorded a point in his last 10 outings.

Coach Dave Cameron placed Bobby Ryan next to Turris and Mike Hoffman on Saturday in an effort to reverse the center's struggles as of late, according to the Ottawa Citizen.

EDGE Analysis

Turris has not recorded a point in nine straight games, and it is becoming quite obvious that he isn't fully healthy after sustaining an ankle injury in January. Still, if the line adjustment is permanent, hopefully Ryan and company can get the 26-year-old back on track. The former first-round pick has 30 points on the season, proving his worth as a valuable fantasy asset.

Turris (ankle) will return to the lineup Saturday against the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

He missed six games with an ankle injury, and his owners can now rest easy knowing he is back in the fold. Deploy him as usual Saturday.

Coach Dave Cameron indicated Friday that Turris (ankle) is considered a game-time decision for Saturday's contest against the Maple Leafs.

EDGE Analysis

Turris has been sidelined since Jan. 20 due to an ankle injury of unknown severity, but obviously one that was bad enough to cost him significant time. It appears Saturday could end his run of missed games, but even if it doesn't, the fact that he's being considered for the contest suggests the 26-year-old won't require much more time. Expect another update on his status prior to the contest, but it's possible a decision won't come until the team takes the ice for warmups.

Turris (ankle) skated before practice Wednesday, Steve Lloyd of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris has been sidelined since Jan. 20 because of the lower-body issue, and while he skated prior to practice, he didn't take part in the team session. The Senators will continue to fill the gap in his absence, with nothing supporting the notion of a return to the lineup Thursday at this point.

Turris will not suit up against the Penguins on Tuesday, Seth Rorabaugh of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris was not expected to be in action after sitting out of Monday's practice. The center had failed to net a goal in his 15 outings prior to being injured and will now have to wait longer to end his drought. The 26-year-old has also struggled to produce on special teams, registering a meager two power-play helpers in his last 10 contests, despite averaging almost three minutes of ice time per game with the man advantage.

Turris (ankle) did not practice Monday, Gord Wilson of TSN 1200 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris has not played since Jan. 18 as he recovers from an ankle injury. At this point it is looking unlikely that he will suit up against the Penguins on Tuesday but more information about his status will likely come out prior to the game. The 26-year-old center has tallied 30 points through 46 contests for Ottawa this season.

Turris (ankle) won't play Tuesday against the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Turris will now have a full week to recover from his nagging ankle injury, as the Senators' next game isn't until Feb. 2 against Pittsburgh due to the upcoming All-Star break. Expect an update on the former first-round pick's status ahead of the Senators matchup with the Penguins.

Turris (ankle) will not play for a third straight game Sunday against the Rangers, Brent Wallace of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris' ankle injury has already forced him to miss two games, and that absence will extend to at least three with him being ruled out Sunday. Alex Chiasson will once again draw into the lineup as a result, making the 26-year-old center's next chance to return Tuesday against the Sabres.

Turris (ankle) will sit out Friday's tilt with the Islanders, Chris Stevenson of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris will miss his second consecutive game after playing in all 307 games since being acquired from the Coyotes in 2012. Turris' production has slipped this season, as he is on pace to score 52 points after scoring 64 points last campaign, but he remains a player that the Sens lean on in all situations. Mika Zibanejad will serve as Ottawa's number one center in Turris' absence, and will look to extend his current three-game point streak.