Schenn (undisclosed) is not expected to suit up against the Stars for Game 6 on Monday, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

While it appears that head coach Jon Cooper is going to tinker with the lineup a bit, Schenn will still be unavailable; whether he's a healthy scratch or unfit to play is still unknown. The 30-year-old defenseman hasn't played since Game 1 against Dallas on Sept. 19.

Schenn (undisclosed) won't play in Saturday's game versus the Stars, Thomas Drance of The Athletic Vancouver reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will remain in the press box for a fourth straight game. It's unclear if he's dealing with an injury or if he's simply a healthy scratch.

Schenn (undisclosed) will not be available for Game 4 against the Stars on Friday, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn will miss his third consecutive contest following the Game 1 loss to Dallas. It's unclear if the 30-year-old is a healthy scratch and truly unfit to suit up. He'll be considered questionable for Saturday's Game 5.

Schenn (undisclosed) will not suit up in Wednesday's Game 3 matchup versus Dallas, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn missed Game 2 of the series with the undisclosed issue, and he's unfit to play in his second consecutive game. In his stead, the team will continue to roll with Jan Rutta in the lineup and Erik Cernak on the third defensive pairing.

Schenn (undisclosed) will not suit up for Monday's Game 2 contest against Dallas, Arpon Basu of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has served as the Lightning's seventh dressed defenseman for the last 11 games, racking up 34 hits and two assists during that span. It's unclear if the 30-year-old is unfit to play or if head coach Jon Cooper is simply trying to mix things up following the Game 1 loss.

Schenn produced an assist, three hits and two blocked shots in Monday's 8-2 win over the Islanders in Game 1.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn had the secondary helper on Brayden Point's highlight-reel tally to open the scoring in the first period. With the Lightning using seven defensemen in recent games, Schenn has played in five straight contests. His assist Monday was his first point in that span, to go with 16 hits and a plus-1 rating.

Schenn has been a healthy scratch in three of the Lightning's last four games.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn had been getting 11-13 minutes a game, but saw just 4:31 Thursday against Chicago. He has one goal and one assist in 24 games this season, but 79 hits in that span. Schenn's foot speed is atrocious and the game has pretty much left him behind. But he's holding on as a spare part in hope he'll get a Cup ring. No fantasy value here.

Schenn, who was waived by the Lightning on Jan. 17, will remain with the NHL team, Caley Chelios of the Lightning's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Lightning are carrying eight healthy forwards, so Schenn may be sent down to the AHL soon. The 30-year-old has posted one goal through 15 NHL contests, and he mainly plays on the bottom pairing when he cracks the lineup.

Schenn was placed on waivers by the Lightning on Friday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has appeared in just two of Tampa Bay's last 19 outings, so his impending demotion to the minors shouldn't come as a surprise. Considering the defenseman notched just one point in 29 appearances, he will likely clear waivers, however a number of teams, including Columbus, Toronto and Winnipeg, are dealing with injuries on the blue line.

Schenn has played in just three games in the last three weeks and gone minus-5.

EDGE Analysis

He's managed that negative feat in very limited ice time -- 8:44, 13:07 and 7:03. Schenn had slow feet when he arrived in Toronto after his draft selection. The pace of the game has only accelerated, so there's a strong chance the game has left him behind. Schenn has played 748 games across 13 seasons.