Schenn signed a three-year deal with the Predators on Saturday, per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.

EDGE Analysis

The deal is expected to carry an AAV of $2.75 million. The 33-year-old Schenn tied his career high with 22 points (four goals, 18 assists) in 70 games last season between Vancouver and Toronto. With some uncertainty on Nashville's blue line, Schenn should get the chance to compete for a top-four spot.

Schenn had a game-high 10 hits in Monday's 5-4 overtime win over the Lightning in Game 4. The Maple Leafs lead the series 3-1.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has been a strong presence on the Leafs' blue line all series long. While he has no points, he's recorded 22 hits, seven blocks and four shots in four games. More importantly, Schenn has been a ballast for partner Morgan Rielly as he jumps up into the play.

Schenn supplied a goal in Toronto's 4-3 victory over Tampa Bay on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn found the back of the net late in the first period to put Toronto up 2-1. It was his fourth goal and 22nd point in 69 games this season. Schenn was held off the scoresheet in each of his previous 13 outings.

Schenn (personal) will return to the lineup versus Carolina on Friday, NHL.com's Dave McCarthy reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has missed the last four games awaiting the birth of his child in Vancouver. He will play on the second unit alongside Jake McCabe. Schenn has three goals, 21 points, 265 hits and 83 blocked shots in 57 NHL games this season.

Schenn (personal) is on the ice for morning skate ahead of Wednesday's game versus the Avalanche, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Although Schenn has returned to practice, according to Masters, it looks like the 33-year-old defender will miss a fourth straight game Wednesday. He should, however, be ready to jump back into the lineup Friday against Carolina. Check back for confirmation on Schenn's status prior to puck drop versus the Hurricanes.

Schenn (personal) is expected to join the Leafs on Monday but won't be in action versus Buffalo, David Alter of SI.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn had remained back in Vancouver while awaiting the birth of his child but looks set to possibly play in Wednesday's matchup with Colorado. Prior to his trade to Toronto, the defenseman notched three goals and 18 assists in 55 games for Vancouver.

Schenn (personal) is still in Vancouver awaiting the birth of his child, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

This news suggests Schenn will miss Saturday's matchup with Edmonton at a minimum. The former Canuck has picked up three goals and 21 points through 57 contests this campaign.

Schenn was missing from Monday's practice ahead of the birth of his child, Mark Masters of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

According to the report, Schenn's wife is back in Vancouver so it seems unlikely that he will be back in time to face New Jersey on Tuesday, though the team hasn't officially ruled him out yet. Once back with the club, Schenn should be in the mix for a spot on the blue line, though there are plenty of options on defense in Toronto right now.

Schenn (not injury related) was traded from Vancouver to Toronto in exchange for a 2023 third-round pick Tuesday, PuckPedia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn should slot in as a dependable, bottom-pairing defender for the Maple Leafs. He's picked up three goals and 21 points while averaging 17:11 of ice time through 55 games with the Canucks this season.

Schenn will sit out Tuesday's game against Nashville for trade-related reasons, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Schenn has registered 21 points, 68 shots on goal, 81 blocks and 258 hits in 55 games this season. Per Rick Dhaliwal of CHEK television, the 33-year-old blueliner is flying home to Vancouver. If a trade isn't completed soon, Schenn probably won't play Thursday in St. Louis either. He is projected to be replaced in the lineup by Kyle Burroughs on Tuesday.