In his return to action from an arm injury, Grzelcyk saw 13:32 worth of ice time in Saturday's 4-1 loss to the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Per coach Bruce Cassidy, Grzelcyk was "rusty" and "didn't execute like he usually does" in his first tilt since March 10, but the mobile blueliner does at least have four more regular-season contests in which to tidy up his game in advance of the NHL postseason.

Grzelcyk (arm) will play Saturday against the Panthers, Amalie Benjamin of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Grzelcyk is likely to replace Stevan Kampfer in this divisional affair. The former qualifies as a spirited blueliner who contributes to a plethora of fantasy categories without breaking the bank. The Massachusetts native has compiled 16 points (two goals, 14 assists) to complement 44 hits, 52 blocked shots and a plus-6 rating over 61 games.

Grzelcyk (arm) is likely to play Saturday against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

With Grzelcyk poised to return to action Saturday, Steven Kampfer is a candidate to be the odd man out on the B's blue line against Panthers. Grzelcyk checks back in with two goals and 16 points to go along with 66 PIM in 61 games to date, numbers of modest fantasy import. That said, the 25-year-old does make his mark in the transition game, thanks to his mobility and solid puck skills.

Grzelcyk (arm) sported a red (non-contact) jersey during Wednesday's morning skate.

EDGE Analysis

The same applies to fellow blueliner Kevan Miller (upper body) . Per Eric Russo of the Bruins' official site, both are targeting weekend returns. The team hosts Florida Saturday afternoon, then faces Detroit on the road Sunday night. Grzelcyk's mobility and solid work in the transition game have proved valuable to the B's this season, though his 16 points through 61 games place him on the fantasy fringe.

Grzelcyk (arm) will not be on the ice for Monday's clash in Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Boston's blue line is riddled with injuries and could use some reinforcements as soon as possible. Monday will be Grzelcyk's seventh straight missed game. The 25-year-old has 16 points in 61 games this season.

Grzelcyk (arm) won't play in Saturday's game versus the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

He's set to miss his sixth straight game, but coach Bruce Cassidy hopes Grzelcyk will be able to return Monday versus the Lightning. The Bruins' blue-line depth is suspect without both Grzelcyk and Torey Krug (concussion), so a prompt return would be ideal.

Grzelcyk (arm) is in line to resume practice in advance of Saturday's game against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

The same applies to fellow blueliner Kevan Miller (upper body), and upon the duo's return Steven Kampfer and/or Connor Clifton figure to be squeezed out of Boston's lineup. Grzelcyk has logged 16 points in 61 games to date, numbers of marginal fantasy import, but in real terms the mobile 25-year-old has been effective this season, especially in the transition game.

Coach Bruce Cassidy relayed Tuesday that Grzelcyk (arm) is nearing a return to action.

EDGE Analysis

Per the report, Grzelcyk is in line to miss a couple more games, but he could rejoin the Bruins as soon as this weekend. The mobile blueliner last suited up March 10 and prior to his injury had notched two goals and 16 points in 61 games.

Grzelcyk (upper body) hopes to return to action some time during the Bruins' upcoming four-game road trip, which starts this coming Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Grzelcyk's recent MRI evidently revealed some good news, so while the mobile blueliner will miss at least a couple more games, he managed to avoid a serious injury this past Sunday and is in line to be available for the Bruins' stretch run.

Grzelcyk (upper body) will undergo an MRI on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Grzelcyk's testing Tuesday should provide clarity on the extent of his injury as well as a potential timetable for his return to the ice. The blueliner has already been ruled out for the evening's contest against the Blue Jackets, making his next opportunity to play Thursday in Winnipeg. If he's in danger of missing additional action, Urho Vaakanainen and Connor Clifton are likely the top options for a recall from AHL Providence.