Michal Rozsival skated Wednesday and is closing in on a return to the lineup. He sustained a lower-body injury Jan. 24 and continues to work his way back into the lineup. "I'm glad to be back on the ice and looking forward to getting some games going," said Rozsival. "Hopefully I'll be back in a game soon. It's nothing serious."

Michal Rozsival missed practice Tuesday with a lower-body injury. Coach Joel Quenneville says he expects Rosy to skate Wednesday, so we wouldn't worry too much about him missing an extended period of time. That said, he's of no real use for fantasy purposes so this is more of an FYI.

It looks like Michal Rozsival will skate in place of Sheldon Brookbank tonight. Neither player is of much for fantasy owners, with Rozsival's value having passed him by long ago.

Michal Rozsival has reportedly signed a one-month deal with HC Plzen to play in the Czech Republic. Boston goaltender Tuukka Rask signed with the same club on Monday. Rozsival signed with the Blackhawks two weeks ago, but his Chicago debut will be put on hold due to the lockout.

Michal Rozsival's newly signed one-year contract with the Chicago Blackhawks is reportedly worth $2 million. Rozsival had a goal and 13 points in 54 games with the Phoenix Coyotes in 2011-12. He's expected to serve primarily as a bottom-two or seventh defenseman with the Chicago Blackhawks.

The Chicago Blackhawks have signed free agent defenseman Michal Rozsival to a one-year contract. Terms of the deal weren't immediately disclosed. Rozsival produced 13 points, 34 penalty minutes, 91 blocks and a plus-8 rating in 54 games with the Phoenix Coyotes last season. He should provide the Hawks with some depth on the back end next campaign.

Phoenix GM said that Michal Rozsival is on crutches, but there doesn't appear to be any stuctural damage to his knee. Rozsival wasn't able to put any weight on it after his knee collided with Dustin Brown's in overtime during Game 5 on Tuesday night. He left the ice with assistance and the Kings scored the game-winning goal the next shift to eliminate the Coyotes from postseason play.

Michal Rozsival missed Game 2 due to an undisclosed injury, but he was able to play in Game 3 on Wednesday. Rozsival recorded a blocked shot in 18:22 minutes of ice time. He finished the game with a minus-one rating to bring his 2012 playoffs rating down to minus-two.

Michal Rozsival notched a goal, but it wasn't enough as the Phoenix Coyotes came up short in the 4-2 loss to the Calgary Flames on Thursday night. Rozsival was once a 40-point producer and four-time 30-plus-point guy, but that ability has really eroded over the past few seasons. The goal was his first of the year, and his point his eighth -- though he's only played in 36 games due to a concussion. Raffi Torres had the other goal, his 10th. Keith Yandle, Martin Hanzal, Radim Vrbata and Oliver Ekman-Larsson notched assists.

Michal Rozsival is back after missing two months due to a concussion. Rozsival has been on the decline in recent years, recording just 21 points last season. He isn't expected to have much fantasy value in 2011-12.