Turris (lower body) won't play Thursday against the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Turris was considered a game-time decision coming in after missing practice Wednesday due to an undisclosed issue, and it will apparently hold him out Thursday. Matt Puempel will draw into the lineup in his place, making the star center's next chance to return Friday against the Islanders.

Turris (undisclosed) missed practice Wednesday and is a game-day decision for Thursday's game against the Devils, Wayne Scanlan of the Ottawa Citizen reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris hasn't been playing well of late. In his past four games, he has no points and posted a minus-5. He still has 13 goals and 30 points on the season, but is shooting above his career shooting percentage and has a minus-11 on the season. The Senators seem to be going as Turris goes, as he has 24 points in 22 wins with a plus-11 while he has a goal and six points while posting a minus-22 in losses.

Turris ended his three game pointless streak in Sunday's 3-1 win over Boston.

EDGE Analysis

Turris leads Ottawa's forwards in ice time, averaging 20:25 per game. The 26-year-old is capitalizing on those opportunities, grabbing 13 goals and 15 assists in 35 outings this year. Sunday's contest was the center's ninth multi-point game, notching a helper on both of linemate Mark Stone's goals.

Turris picked up a goal and an assist in Tuesday's 4-2 win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Turris was held scoreless in the previous two games, but got back on the score sheet Tuesday night with two big points. He's now up to 12 goals and 12 assists through 28 games on the season, and seems to be developing into a legit number one center.

Turris (leg) will play in Sunday's game against the Rangers, Newsday's Steve Zipay reports.

EDGE Analysis

Turris will take the ice Sunday despite exiting Saturday's game with a right leg injury. Turns saw a four-game points streak come to an end Saturday, but he has still managed to tally eight points in eight games since Nov. 19.

Turris will be a game-time decision after leaving Saturday's game with a leg injury.

EDGE Analysis

This could go either way, but it's at least fortunate that Turris will return sooner rather than later after an ugly-looking injury Saturday. Official word should come later in the day as Ottawa visits New York to play the Rangers.

Turris was forced to leave Saturday night's game against the Islanders with an injury to his right leg, according to Ian Mendes of TSN1200 radio.

EDGE Analysis

The injury looked pretty bad, but there's some good news in that there's no broken bones. They'll conduct some further testing leading up to Sunday's game against the Rangers.

Turris suffered a lower-body injury during Saturday's game and will not return, Brian Compton of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It appeared as if Turris might have suffered a major lower-body injury after his leg got caught underneath a sliding Islanders player. The gruesome injury likely means the Senators will be without their center for some time, but that confirmation won't arrive until after the game ends.

Turris picked up a goal and an assist in Wednesday's 5-3 win in Colorado.

EDGE Analysis

Ottawa's first-line center needed just 17 minutes of ice time to accumulate two more points, and now has 11 goals and eight assists through 22 games. Turris has picked up right where he left off after registering 35 points in 36 games after the All-Star break last season.

Turris picked up an assist and tallied on empty-net goal on a power play Thursday in a win over Columbus.

EDGE Analysis

The Sens' top center had been mired in a slump recently, tallying just a lone assist in six games prior to Thursday's effort; the team had struggled accordingly, winning just two of those contests. It's hard to really call this a breakout performance, but it could set Turris back on the right track.