Jeannot (lower body) was placed on injured reserve Friday, Erik Erlendsson of LightningInsider.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot's designation for IR comes as Erik Cernak (upper body) was injured against New Jersey on Thursday. With the available roster spot from Jeannot's move to IR, the Lightning recalled Max Crozier from the minors, though it is Philippe Myers who is likely to slot into the lineup versus Anaheim on Saturday.

Jeannot (lower body) didn't practice Monday and could be facing a week-to-week absence, according to Chris Krenn of the Lightning's official site.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot, who was injured in Saturday's 7-3 loss to Boston, is still being evaluated to determine an exact timeline for his return. He has produced six goals, 12 points, 61 PIM, 52 shots on net and 132 hits in 41 games this season. Alex Barre-Boulet is projected to play on third line and work on the second power-play unit in Tuesday's contest against the Kings.

Jeannot sustained an upper-body injury in the second period of Saturday's game versus the Bruins, Chris Krenn of the Lightning's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot was injured on a hit behind the net from Trent Frederic. There was no update on Jeannot's status after the contest, so it's unclear if he'll be able to play Tuesday versus the Kings. Austin Watson or Alex Barre-Boulet could rejoin the lineup if Jeannot misses time.

Jeannot has 18 hits and one assist in his last seven games.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot is skating as the Lightning's third-line pivot, and his abrasiveness is keeping opponents generally honest. He has 12 points in 32 games so far, which projects to be a 27-point campaign if he keeps going at his current pace. Jeannot may never replicate his outstanding scoring from his rookie season (24 goals, 41 points), but he should come close to his muscle points from that year (130 PIM, 318 hits) in 2023-24. There's use for that in specialty leagues.

Jeannot posted an assist, three hits and four PIM in Saturday's 4-3 overtime win over the Kraken.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot helped out on an Anthony Cirelli goal in the first period. The 26-year-old Jeannot hadn't recorded an assist since Nov. 9, picking up four goals over 14 games in that span. The winger is up to 11 points, 39 shots on net, 52 PIM, 101 hits and a minus-7 rating through 29 contests. He's on track for a better scoring season than his 18-point effort in 2022-23, which adds a little more value to his agitator style.

Jeannot scored a goal Saturday in a 6-4 win over the Oilers.

EDGE Analysis

It was a sharp one-timer early in the third off a pass from Mikey Eyssimont. It was Jeannot's first goal in nine games and his third of the season. He has found it hard to replicate his rookie success from 2021-22, which included 24 goals and 41 points in 81 games for Nashville. Still, it's important to note that his shooting percentage is at 11.1, which is a huge improvement from his 5.6 percent mark from last season. Jeannot isn't a high-end scorer, but there's fantasy value in a sandpaper guy who is on pace for 30 points, 130 PIM and 330 hits.

Jeannot collected a goal and an assist in a 4-3 overtime loss to Seattle on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot snapped his four-game scoring drought. Despite that slump, he's off to a solid start, providing two goals and five points through nine outings. The 26-year-old's first full NHL campaign in 2021-22 went well -- he scored 24 goals and 41 points in 81 outings -- but dropped to six goals and 18 points in 76 contests last year. His offensive output this season might be somewhere in between those two campaigns, but he should be a good source of hits this year -- he's already at 25 after finishing 2022-23 with 290.

Jeannot scored his first goal of the season with an assist in Sunday's 5-2 loss against the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot chipped in with secondary helper on Anthony Cirelli's goal to make it 1-1. After the Lightning fell behind 2-1, Jeannot took matters into his own hands with the goal at 13:00 of the second period. He ended up with a plus-1 rating, four hits and a minor penalty. He'll look to carry the momentum into Tuesday's game in Buffalo.

Jeannot (ankle) will be ready for the beginning of training camp, Chris Krenn of the Lightning's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot sat out Tampa Bay's final two postseason contests during the first round against Toronto due to a high-ankle sprain. In 76 regular-season appearances between the Lightning and Predators last campaign, he posted six goals, 18 points, 107 PIM and 290 hits. Jeannot will be in the mix for a middle-six role with Tampa Bay going into the 2023-24 season.

Jeannot (ankle) signed a two-year, $5.33 million contract with Tampa Bay on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Jeannot, who missed the Lightning's final two playoff outings due to the ankle injury, was a restricted free agent after completing his two-year, $1.6 million contract. Tampa Bay acquired him from Nashville on Feb. 26 in exchange for Cal Foote, a 2025 first-round pick, a 2024 second rounder, and the Lightning's third, fourth and fifth-round selections in the 2023 NHL Entry Draft. After recording 24 goals and 41 points in 81 outings in 2021-22, the 26-year-old forward dropped to six goals and 18 points in 76 contests between Nashville and Tampa Bay last season. Jeannot also accumulated 107 PIM, 290 hits and 62 blocks during the 2022-23 campaign.