Matt Greene made his 2013 postseason debut on Tuesday.
Greene had been dealing with an undisclosed injury. He had two blocked shots and four hits in 14:08 minutes of ice time.

Matt Greene (undisclosed) is participating in the pregame warmup and it looks like he will suit up in Game 4 Tuesday night.
He is wearing an "A" on his jersey, which indicates that he'll play for the first time since April 24.

Matt Greene (undisclosed) isn't expected to play Tuesday against San Jose when the second round of the playoffs begins.
He participated in the team's morning on the fourth pair alongside Keaton Ellerby. Greene is listed as day-to-day.

Matt Greene (undisclosed) was back at practice Monday.
He is listed as "day-to-day" with an injury unrelated to his back. The veteran blueliner's status for Game 1 against San Jose on Tuesday night is uncertain.

Matt Greene (undisclosed injury) could return to the Los Angeles Kings for their playoff game against the St. Louis Blues tonight.
The Kings lost the first two games of this series in St. Louis. But when the series moves to LA tonight, Greene could make a difference if he`s in the lineup. Greene was among the dozen Kings who skated at a practice Friday. "Everybody that was out skating (Friday) is possible playing (tonight),`Kings coach Darryl Sutter said. We'll see how it is in the morning and go from there."

Matt Greene (undisclosed) looks like he won't play in Game 1 on Tuesday night.
Beat writers from both the Kings and Blues think Greene will sit and Keaton Ellerby will take his place, although Kings coach Darryl Sutter wouldn't confirm anything. Don't expect a final decision until sometime around pregame warmups.

Matt Greene (undisclosed) practiced with the Kings on Monday.
Greene missed the Kings' season finale due to the ailment, but no one believes the injury is serious. Greene missed all but five games this season after undergoing back surgery and is a huge part of the Kings' playoff plans. We should get a better idea on his handle during tomorrow's morning skate.

Matt Greene will miss Saturday's game due to an undisclosed injury.
Kings coach Darryl Sutter doesn't think Greene's problem is long-term. He has played in just five games this season.

Matt Greene was not pleased with his effort in his first game back after back surgery.
That he was not happy impressed coach Darryl Sutter. "It's good that he challenges himself," Sutter said. "That's the best way. That's how he plays, right? He wants to get better. He played one game, quite honest. He's played one game since (the Kings won the Stanley Cup last June). The game he played he was probably hurt five shifts in(to it). So, he's really played one game this season. In a year." Greene is a solid blueliner who will not help you in traditional fantasy pools.

Matt Greene (back) has been activated off injured reserve by Los Angeles.
He was not among the team's skaters who stayed out on the ice for extra work following the morning skate, so it's expected that he'll make his long-awaited return to the lineup on Thursday night. Greene hasn't played since the Kings' regular-season opener because of a back injury, but he'll be available to play against Columbus.

Matt Greene (back) is hopeful that he'll play before the end of the regular season, but he isn't sure when it will happen.
He took part in Tuesday's optional skate and stayed on the ice after his teammates left. Greene was cleared to resume contact drills Monday. He hasn't played since the Kings' regular-season opener.

Matt Greene (back) has been given the green light to participate in contact drills.
Greene had hoped he'd reach this stage sooner. Kings coach Darryl Sutter cautioned that he'd be hesitant to use Greene in the playoffs unless he participates in a few regular season contests.

Los Angeles Kings defenseman Matt Greene has not yet been cleared for contact.
Greene had hoped to resume limited contact earlier this week. "Quite honest, if he's not ready to play three or four games and if we made the playoffs, I'd have trouble putting him in," Sutter said.

Matt Greene (back) is still about a month away from returning.
Greene was on the ice for about 15 minutes on Thursday. If that timetable holds true, then the Kings will get Greene back for the first round.

Matt Greene might miss three months as a result of his back injury.
Greene's back issues apparently date back to the off-season. "He had trouble this summer," Kings Coach Darryl Sutter said. "And that's part of playing a long time, right? He had trouble with it and it acted up again. We've seen that with a handful of our players so far. It was diagnosed as a bulging disk this summer and he trained through it. It got better and it obviously got worse."

Los Angeles Kings coach Darryl Sutter announced Tuesday that Matt Greene has a herniated in his back and will require surgery.
The Kings placed Greene on injured reserve Monday. He's out for the season and will have a long recovery process ahead of him.

The Los Angeles Kings have placed defenseman Matt Greene on the injured reserve list with a back injury.
The Kings needed to make the move as Greene is likely gone for the remainder of the season and they need to bring up another defenseman, which they did when they recalled Andrew Bodnarchuk. If you have Greene on your fantasy team, drop him now.

GM Dean Lombardi has confirmed that defenseman Matt Greene is likely out for the rest of the season with a back injury.
Greene suffered the injury on Saturday and it does not look promising for the 29-year-old. If you had him in any pools, drop him immediately.