Rozsival (shoulder) is out for Friday's game against the Devils, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports.The injury is not thought to be serious, as Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said he hopes to have Rozsival back for Sunday's game against the Penguins. With Rozsival out of the lineup Friday, Kyle Cumiskey will skate on the third defensive pairing alongside Johnny Oduya.

Rozsival, who missed Friday's morning skate, was seen holding an ice pack to his left shoulder, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports.If Rozsival cannot play in Friday's game against the Devils, Kyle Cumiskey will likely skate on the third defensive pairing alongside Johnny Oduya.

Rozsival registered a secondary assist on Brandon Saad's overtime game-winner and went plus-2 in Friday's triumph over the Jets. As a stay-at-home defender, it shouldn't surprise that Roszival has only attempted one shot over his last five games. Friday's assist gave Roszival just his second point in the last month, and he's still sitting on one goal for the season.

Coach Joel Quenneville confirmed that Rozsival (lower body) would play in Thursday's Winter Classic, Chris Kuc of the Chicago Tribune reports. Roszival's return doesn't register a surprise after he was able to skate Tuesday and Wednesday, alleviating any concern about his health. He'll replace either Tim Erixon or David Rundblad on the Blackhawks' third defensive pairing.

Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said Rozsival (lower body) will likely play in Thursday's Winter Classic against the Capitals, The Chicago Tribune reports. Confirming a previous report, Rozsival missed the past two games but should be ready by Thursday.

Rozsival (lower body) will not play Monday against the Predators, ESPN Chicago reports. The blueliner is expected to be back for the Winter Classic on New Year's Day, but Tim Erixon and David Rundblad will fill in for him again Monday. Expect Rozsival to get some regular breaks even when he's healthy, as the team tries to keep the veteran healthy for the postseason.

Rozsival will be a game-time decision for Monday's game against the Predators, ESPN Chicago reports. Rozsival missed Saturday's game against the Avalanche due to the lower-body injury, and his status remains up in the air Monday. If he ends up missing Monday, his next chance to return will come Thursday against the Capitals.

Rozsival (lower body) will not play Saturday against the Avalanche, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports. Rozsival was forced out of Tuesday's game against the Jets with the injury and was unable to take part in Saturday's morning skate, indicating he's still feeling the effects of the injury. Tim Erixon will take his spot on Chicago's third defensive pairing.

Rozsival suffered a lower-body injury during Tuesday's game against the Jets but it's not believed to be serious, Tracey Myers of CSN Chicago reports. Despite the cheerful news after Tuesday's game, Rozsival will likely be considered day-to-day until Saturday's game against the Predators. Fortunately for the 36-year-old, the Christmas break will allow him to have an extra few days of rest without potentially missing any games.

Rozsival, who missed the first three games of the season with an upper-body injury, made his debut Saturday night and skated a little more than 14 minutes in the Blackhawks' 2-1 win over Nashville. Rozsival suffered the injury in training camp last month. The plus was that Rozsival blocked a shot and had a couple of hits in 16 shifts. With no word of an injury after the game, it appears that he is 100 percent.