Talbot participated in the morning skate, but if his fiancee goes into labor, Roy will complete his 20-man lineup with an extra defenseman, Cory Sarich, who hasn't played since Jan. 11 because of a back injury.

The 29-year-old Talbot, was an eighth round pic in 2002 and has spent his nine year career with the Flyers and Penguins. He won a Stanley Cup with Pittsburgh in 2009. He has one goal and one assist in 11 games this season. We will have to wait until tomorrow to see where Talbot plays in Colorado.

Talbot left yesterday's game vs. Washington and did not return. The injury was originally called lower-body and day-to-day but after further evaluation he will be out for the rest of the season with a broken leg.

Talbot practiced on the fourth line this morning, a good indication he will play tonight. In his first 71 games in Philadelphia, the former Penguin scored 18 goals and 29 points.

Sounds like Talbot is still bothered by his shoulder injury. In his first 71 games in Philadelphia, the former Penguin scored 18 goals and 29 points.

No word on whether Talbot can play today after getting hurt in a fight yesterday. In his first 71 games in Philadelphia, the former Penguin scored 18 goals and 29 points.

Talbot is the second Flyer to succumb to injury. No word on how much time he will miss.

Talbot is pushed back down to the fourth line. He has 17 goals and 28 points through 62 games.

Talbot moves from the top line to the fourth. He has 16 goals and 27 points through 57 games.

Considering Talbot would later return to the game, he likely will be OK. Keep an eye on this injury moving forward as the gritty center could simply be playing through an injury.