Hyman (ankle) was able to skate ahead of Wednesday's practice, though there is no timetable for his return, Dave McCarthy of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

We can confirm that Hyman, who's missed the last five games, remains on injured reserve, per the NHL's official media site. A solid two-way contributor, Hyman's fashioned seven goals and eight helpers through 32 games this season, but his perceived fantasy value has taken a major hit with the ankle injury to blame.

The Maple Leafs placed Hyman (ankle) on injured reserve Saturday, per the NHL's official media site.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman is expected to be sidelined for at least three weeks due to an ankle injury, so this move was expected. Toronto should continue to update the 26-year-old winger's status as his recovery progresses.

Hyman (ankle) will be sidelined for a minimum of three weeks, Kristen Shilton of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

This is a big blow for the Maple Leafs, as Hyman has been a solid secondary source of scoring for Toronto this season, notching seven goals and 15 points in 32 appearances. The 26-year-old winger will undoubtedly be placed on injured reserve for the duration of his absence.

Hyman (ankle) will miss Thursday's game against Florida.

EDGE Analysis

Originally thought to be fine to play against the Panthers, Hyman will now sit out Thursday's contest with an ankle injury. Coach Babcock had indicated yesterday that Hyman would be good to go but turns out that is not the case. As of now, it doesn't appear to be an injury capable of keeping Hyman out for an extended period, and Toronto will hope to have him back in the lineup Saturday when they take on the Rangers. As a member of the Maple Leafs' top line, Hyman has tallied 15 points in 32 games this season and carries a plus-10 rating.

Hyman has finished serving his two-game suspension and will be eligible to return Saturday against the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

The Maple Leafs' forward has finished serving his two-game ban following his hit on Bruins' defenseman, Charlie McAvoy. Likely to draw back into the lineup Saturday, the rugged forward will likely slot back into Toronto's top line, playing alongside John Tavares and Mitch Marner.

Hyman has been suspended two games for interference on Boston's Charlie McAvoy, per the NHL's Department of Player Safety.

EDGE Analysis

This ruling is in response to Hyman's late hit on McAvoy in Saturday's 6-3 road loss. Hyman didn't have a history of such infractions, so it may come as a surprise that he's been assessed a two-game ban, but at any rate, the winger won't be eligible to play again until Saturday's road game against the Panthers.

Hyman will have a hearing with the NHL's Department of Player Safety on Sunday for interference on Charlie McAvoy of the Bruins in the previous night's game.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman, who ended up with a pair of fight minute major penalties -- one for fighting and another for interference -- along with a game misconduct infraction, drilled the Boston defenseman moments after McAvoy cleared the puck along the end boards in the third period of an eventual 6-3 road loss for the Leafs. Working in Hyman's favor as far as a ruling is concerned is that he didn't appear to make contact with McAvoy's head and the Bruins skater, fortunately, didn't sustain a lasting injury.

The NHL Department of Player Safety may suspend Hyman for a late hit on Boston's Charlie McAvoy during Saturday's win over the Bruins, Matt Porter of The Boston Globe reports.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman was ejected for his hit, and McAvoy briefly left the game to be evaluated but returned to the bench in the final minutes. Hyman's not a repeat offender so he wouldn't face a lengthy ban. Expect a judgement to be handed down soon with the Maple Leafs' next game on Tuesday against the Hurricanes.

Hyman scored twice in Saturday's 5-3 win over Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

Hyman has quietly put together a three-game, four-point scoring streak that includes three goals. He remains a favorite of coach Mike Babcock and will continue to be used in a top-six mucker role. Hyman won't get any power-play time, so that limits his value. But he may help in deep formats.

Hyman's absence from Thursday's practice was not injury related, Mark Masters of TSN.ca reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Maple Leafs' forward sat out Thursday's practice to get some rest, the team electing to call it a maintenance day. However, Hyman's absence also provided a rehabbing Auston Matthews with more practice time. The rugged winger's status for Friday's game is not in jeopardy according to head coach Mike Babcock, and the 26-year-old should be good to face the Blue Jackets in what would be his 23rd game of 2018-19. Meanwhile, in his first 22 contests, Hyman has produced three goals and 10 points.