Don't be surprised if Ryan White or Micha‰l Bournival is a healthy scratch against Toronto Saturday night. Both played poorly against Washington Friday night. They both were miuns two in limited ice time against the Caps. Habs' coach Michel Therrien may opt to put tough guy George Parros in the lineup against a physical Toronto squad.

Ryan White needed seven stitches after suffering a cut above his right eye on Thursday. That didn't stop him from participate in a scrimmage with the team on Friday. He sustained the injury when he was struck by defenseman Greg Pateryn's stick.

The Montreal Canadiens avoided arbitration with winger Ryan White on Saturday, signing him to a one-year deal worth $700K. White managed a single goal both in the regular season (26 games played) and playoffs (three contests) in 2013. His main draw fantasy-wise is penalty minutes, as he had 67 in the regular season and has 182 in 89 career games (spread over four seasons with Montreal).

Ryan White has decided to file for salary arbitration. White scored one goal and had 67 penalty minutes in 26 games this season. The forward made $687,500 last season.

Montreal Canadiens extend qualifying offers to forwards Ryan White and Gabriel Dumont and goalies Dustin Tokarski and Robert Mayer. The move ensures the Canadiens retain the rights to all four players, each of whom spent varying degrees of time with the NHL club. White had one goal in 26 games and appeared in three postseason games. Dumont registered three points in 10 regular-season games and no points in three playoff contests. Tokarski and Mayer, on the other hand, didn't reach the NHL this season until being called up to travel with the Habs after the AHL season ended.

Ryan White's upper body injury was a punctured lung. White understandably missed Games 4 and 5 for that reason. Fortunately the issue has been dealt with and he might have even been able to return during the Canadiens' postseason run had they managed to avoid elimination.

Ryan White (upper body) will not return on Thursday. White also missed Game 4 due to the ailment. He has a goal and 23 penalty minutes in three postseason contests.

Ryan White has an upper-body injury and won't play in Tuesday's Game 4. White appeared to suffer an injury Sunday but continued to play through the ailment. White's biggest impact on the series so far has been a slash to the back of Zack Smith's legs that sparked a line brawl Sunday night. White has one goal and 23 penalty minutes in three playoff games this year.

Ryan White, who was fine to continue playing Sunday after it looked like he may have suffered an injury, helped begin a chippy third period against Ottawa. His slash to the back of Zack Smith's legs kicked off a line brawl at center ice after the Senators had taken a 4-1 lead in the contest. White, who scored in Game 2, picked up 17 minutes in penalties in Game 3 and he trails teammate by four P.K. Subban (27) for the most PIMs in the NHL playoffs going into Monday's matches.

Canadiens forward Ryan White left Sunday's game against the Senators after suffering an apparent injury on a bodycheck. White went straight to the Habs dressing room after taking the impact of the hit and has yet to return to the ice. We'll pass along more information as it becomes available.