Mike Hoffman re-injured his collarbone last week and will be out indefinitely.
Hoffman broke his collarbone earlier in the year while playing in the minors. He missed two months with the injury, but it's not clear yet whether Hoffman simply aggravated the injury or fractured the bone again. Either way, it sounds like it'll be a long time before Hoffman is back on the ice.

The Senators say Mike Hoffman (undisclosed) won't play Friday night.
Hoffman was injured in the third period of Tuesday's game against Boston and appeared to be favoring his shoulder as he left the ice. The Sens are hoping the injury isn't serious but it should be noted Hoffman missed two months earlier this year after breaking his collarbone while in the minors. We'll update you as we know more.

Mike Hoffman left Tuesday's game in the third period after he was on the receiving end of a hit from Boston Bruins rookie Dougie Hamilton.
He was favoring his shoulder as he left the ice and he missed eight weeks with a broken collarbone earlier this year in the minors. Hoffman has no points and six shots in three NHL games with Ottawa since being brought up from the AHL.

Mike Hoffman is projected to start Thursday's game versus the New York Rangers on a line with Kyle Turris and Daniel Alfredsson.
"There's a little bit of pressure (to create offense), but that's my game, that's what I'm going to have to do to stay up here," said Hoffman. He has generated 13 goals and 15 assists in 41 contests with Binghamton in the AHL this year. Hoffman played in one game with Ottawa last season.

Ottawa Senators recall Mike Hoffman from AHL Binghamton.
Hoffman was part of Ottawa's abbreviated training camp this season before being returned to Binghamton. The 23-year old has 13 goals and 28 points in 41 AHL games this season. Hoffman likely won't have any fantasy value this season.

Mike Hoffman was called up from the minors on Friday January 18.