Matt Read (upper body) is expected to be back in Philadelphia's lineup on Wednesday night. He has missed three games with an undisclosed upper-body injury. We'll let you know if his status changes.

Matt Read (upper body) missed his third straight game on Saturday. He was expected to miss at least two games with an undisclosed upper-body injury. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Flyers rookie forward Matt Read will miss two games due to an upper-body injury. Read, who is 3-4-7 and plus-3 in his first 11 NHL games, will sit out Wednesday's game at Buffalo and Thursday's home encounter with New Jersey.

Matt Read did not practice on Monday because of what the team is calling an upper-body injury. He is currently being considered as a game-time decision for Wednesday's game in Buffalo. Stay tuned for updates.

Matt Read will center James van Riemsdyk and Jakub Voracek on Saturday. This is an upgrade for the standout center. Read has enjoyed a very strong season thus far with three goals and four assists in ten games. The upgrade in wingers will only boost his value moving forward.

Matt Read scored a goal and added three assists in the Flyers' 7-2 win over Ottawa Tuesday. The undrafted forward has been a revelation for Philadelphia this season and although he doesn't see a lot of prime power play action, he's worth a look in deep leagues. Sean Couturier, Claude Giroux and Maxime Talbot each notched a goal and an assist in the blowout win.

Matt Read has notched a goal and an assist in his past two games. He made the Flyers roster out of training camp and he has started the year on the right foot. Along with fellow Philadelphia rookie Sean Couturier, Read has seen plenty of action on the penalty kill where the team has allowed three goals while be short 17 times. He plays with energy and is being rewarded with power-play minutes as well. Read was credited with four hits, two blocked shots and one assist in Wednesday's 5-4 win over Vancouver.

25-year-old rookie forward Matt Read is turning heads at Flyers camp and appears to have earned a spot with the big club. Reid potted seven goals and registered six assists in 11 games with the Adirondack Phantoms last year. He has great speed and is strong on the puck. "He's a very well-rounded player," coach Peter Laviolette said. "He continues to impress."