Scott Parse's lower-body injury is considered day-to-day at this point. "Nothing has changed. It hasn't improved, it hasn't gotten worse," said coach Terry Murray. "It's definitely more than a day-to-day situation with him. We'll have to make a decision on where this goes." He is eligible to come off injured reserve for Thursday's game in Anaheim if he's able. Stay tuned for updates.

Scott Parse has been placed on injured reserve by the Los Angeles Kings with a lower-body injury. He suffered the injury on Tuesday and an exact timetable for his return his unclear at this point. Parse has two goals in nine games this season.

Los Angeles Kings coach Terry Murray gave an unusual description to Scott Parse's injury: it's apparently a "little more than day-to-day." What exactly that means is anyone's guess. Perhaps it means that he might miss a week or two, but it's a pretty vague description for whatever his "lower-body injury" is. He's unlikely to be a big part of your fantasy team anyway, but stay tuned for updates on Parse.

Los Angeles Kings winger Scott Parse exited Tuesday's game against the Nashville Predators after suffering a lower-body injury. According to reports, Parse won't be back after leaving during the first period of a Nov. 8 contest. The severity of his injury is unclear at this time, but he's not a significant fantasy contributor so it will be a bigger loss for his real-life team.

Scott Parse will draw back into the Kings' lineup on Thursday night. He played in the team's opening two games in Europe, but hasn't suited up since they returned to North America. Parse will replace enforcer Kevin Westgarth, but he will play alongside Mike Richards and Dustin Brown on the second line against Dallas, with Dustin Penner getting bumped to the third unit.