Pierre-Cedric Labrie (upper body) is expected to be available for Tuesday night's game in Winnipeg.
He has missed the past two games with an upper-body injury. Labrie has picked up two points and 28 penalty minutes in 13 NHL games this campaign.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie will miss Saturday's game against the Capitals due to an upper-body injury.
Dana Tyrell will likely take his place. Consider Labrie day-to-day.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie was activated from the IL on Tuesday April 9.

Tampa Bay Lightning place Pierre-Cedric Labrie (upper body) on injured reserve.
Labrie suffered the injury during the second period of Sunday's game against the Senators. He has no fantasy value.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie (upper body) will not play Tuesday night.
Labrie suffered the injury during Sunday's game against the Senators. He has one assist, 22 hits and 24 penalty minutes in 11 games this year.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie suffered an undisclosed upper-body injury in Sunday's match against Ottawa.
He left the game in the second period and did not return. Labrie has one assist, 22 hits and 24 penalty minutes in 11 games with the Lightning this season.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie could draw into the Lightning lineup for Saturday afternoon's contest against Boston.
The Bolts have not showed the level of intensity that coach Guy Boucher demands and against a physical squad like the Bruins, Boucher may opt to dress tough guy Labrie to stir things up. If you need PIMs we have a feeling Labrie could be a good play Saturday.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie has been called up by Tampa Bay.
He played in seven games with Syracuse during his conditioning stint. In three games with the Lightning this year, Labrie has posted five penalty minutes and three hits.

Future Tampa enforcer Pierre-Cedric Labrie was assigned to Syracuse of the AHL on Friday.
It is a conditioning stint, meaning Labrie could return to Tampa within two weeks. He has some value if your league counts PIMs, but we are sure there are better enforcer choices available on the waiver wire at present.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie made his season debut for the Lightning on Monday afternoon.
It didn't take him long to make his presence felt though, as he fought Islanders defenseman Joe Finley just one second into the first period. At the same time, B.J. Crombeen dropped his mitts to engage in fisticuffs with Matt Martin. "We definitely haven't had a start like that, which I thought was great, it showed a lot," teammate Ryan Malone said. "This year, we have a lot more size and grit to us, and that's nice to have." Unfortunately, Tampa Bay couldn't rally from a 4-0 deficit in the contest and they lost 4-3.

Pierre-Cedric Labrie will open the 2013 campaign with the Lightning.
"Labrie has come from so far, such a character person and brings unbelievable intangibles," coach Guy Boucher said. "He's a good hockey player, too, and not just a big guy. He can play, so we felt that he was bringing some of the things we were lacking." Labrie plays a physical style and he doesn't shy away from dropping the gloves. It's probable he'll serve as the club's 13th forward.