It looks like Deryk Engelland will get back into the lineup for Game 1 against Ottawa Tuesday night.
His inclusion makes sense since the Senators played a physical series versus Montreal in Round 1 and he enjoys playing that kind of game. He was paired with Doug Murray in the morning skate after he skated in the team's top-six group in Monday's practice as well. With Engelland likely to play, Simon Despres will head to the press box.

Deryk Engelland is a scratch for the Penguins in Game 6 on Saturday night.
Engelland played in Games 1 and 2, registering three hits, four blocked shots and four penalty minutes. Simon Despres, who has gone pointless with a hit and three blocked shots in two games of this series, will draw into the lineup in his place.

Deryk Engelland may get the nod to play in Game 1 against the New York Islanders Wednesday night.
Brooks Orpik didn't practice Monday due to a lower-body injury and his status is questionable for Pittsburgh's playoff opener. If Orpik can't play then Engelland is the next most physical option available and he did play in six postseason contests with the Penguins last year.