After talk with dineen and Weiss seems like he's prrobable for Friday #flapanthers
Weiss was originally expected to be out through the end of the month but it seems like he could return sooner. His 32 points are tied with linemate Tomas Fleischmann for second on the team.
Stephen Weiss and Mikael Samuelsson practiced before the Panthers workout in Coral Springs today and, as Dale Tallon alluded to, both could be back either this weekend or for the game in New York after the New Years.
Getting Weiss back on the ice is a great sign for the banged up Panthers. His 32 points are tied with linemate Tomas Fleischmann for second on the team.
No Stephen Weiss for #FlaPanthers this morning; very doubtful for #Leafs
Weiss has not practiced since getting injured on the 22nd. Coach Kevin Dineen did hint that Weiss could miss the rest of the calendar year so it is safe to assume he misses tonight's game. His 32 points through 35 games remain second on the team.
Word is #FlaPanthers C Stephen Weiss worked out on ice for 20 minutes in full gear prior to practice; doubtful for #Leafs on Tuesday night
Not good news for the team's expected captain. Weiss missed the team's last game against the Florida Panthers and is probably their most valuable player.
@pb1300 not so sure Goldie. He said that Weiss could use some days off. He would get four days to heal before Toronto game.
Weiss definitely won't play tonight and could be absent until later next week. The top line center scored 11 goals and 32 points through 35 games. Mike Santorelli likely fills in on the top line.
Center Stephen Weiss stayed off the ice for the fourth straight day as he battles what is believed to be a minor groin injury. Weiss isn't expected to practice Saturday but said he'll definitely be back Monday in preparation for the season opener.
Weiss is a tough customer who labored through last season despite being day-to-day almost everyday. The team's top-line center posted back-to-back 60-point seasons before falling to 49 last year. He should be able to reach the 60-point plateau once again with a better supporting cast.
In other news, Stephen Weiss and Matt Bradley won’t play as they’re both nursing nicks.
The Panthers have been cautious with their top-line center, using him sparingly. Last season he scored 21 goals and 49 points in 76 games. He should continue centering the top line, when healthy, and could see an uptick in production with an improved cast.