Guillaume Latendresse will be back in the Senators' lineup for Game 2 on Friday.
Latendresse hasn't played since May 3. He had six goals and 10 points in 27 games in 2012-13.

Guillaume Latendresse may return to Ottawa's lineup in Game 2 versus Pittsburgh.
He took Matt Kassian's spot on the third line with Zack Smith and Chris Neil during Thursday's practice. Latendresse played in two games against Montreal in Round 1 and he had one goal.

After being a periodic healthy scratch, the Ottawa Senators are giving Guillaume Latendresse a shot in Sunday's significant game against the Boston Bruins.
This is a chance for the ill-fated winger to show that he deserves to be in the starting lineup come playoff time. Ottawa can move to the seventh seed with a win on Sunday, so the Sens have something on the line.

Guillaume Latendresse will be a healthy scratch against Toronto Saturday night.
The Sens believe that Matt Kassian is a better option against their bitter Ontario rivals. We are inclined to agree.

Guillaume Latendresse recorded a power-play goal in Ottawa's 3-2 loss to Tampa Bay on Tuesday.
In 20 games this season, Latendresse has six goals and nine points. Daniel Alfredsson had Ottawa's other marker in the contest to snap a six-game scoreless drought.

Guillaume Latendresse potted a goal in the Senators' 3-2 shootout loss to the Bruins Monday night in Kanata.
Latendresse scored in his first game back from injury early in the first period. He had been out since Jan. 30 because of migraine headaches. His fantasy value is limited at this point.

Guillaume Latendresse will draw back into Ottawa's lineup Monday night.
He passed his baseline test and will play in the place of Milan Michalek, who will sit after suffering a setback with his knee. Latendresse hasn't played since Jan. 30 and had one assist in six games prior to getting hurt.

The Ottawa Senators report that Guillaume Latendresse is making progress toward a return.
He does need to pass a baseline concussion test before he can come back, however. While he hasn't made much of an impact with Ottawa, the team could sure use a boost from guys like him.

Guillaume Latendresse says he doesn't have a concussion but is experiencing the effects of migraine headaches.
The Sens have been calling his injury "recurring whiplash effects," which often is code for a concussion. Migraine headaches can also manifest as part of post-concussion symptoms, but we'll take Latendresse at his word for now. Regardless, it doesn't appear that he is any closer to returning.

Guillaume Latendresse (neck) skated for 15 minutes Friday.
The Habs are calling his injury "recurring whiplash effects," which is common code for a concussion. It's good that he got on the ice briefly today, but he appears to still be a ways off from returning. We'll let you know when we hear more.

Guillaume Latendresse isn't expected to play on Tuesday because of "recurring whiplash effects."
This could be an issue as whiplash effects are often used as code for a concussion. We will keep you posted on the oft-injured winger's status when we learn more. Latendresse has one assist and 11 shots in six games this season.

Guillaume Latendresse is dealing from reoccurring whiplash effects.
Latendresse was initially reported to be missing time due to the flu. He sustained the injury on Wednesday.

Guillaume Latendresse (flu) will not play Sunday against the Sabres.
He didn't even board a plane with his teammates for the two-game road trip that started on Friday. Latendresse is questionable for Tuesday's game against Buffalo.

Guillaume Latendresse's previously undisclosed injury is actually the flu.
Latendresse didn't travel with the Senators to Carolina and will consequently miss Friday's game. He's also not expected to play on Sunday in Montreal.

Guillaume Latendresse was not at the morning skate Friday and isn't expected to play against the Carolina Hurricanes.
No reason was given for Latendresse's absence, so we're marking him as day-to-day for the moment. He has no real fantasy value, so this shouldn't affect your lineup.

It sounds like the Ottawa Senators will get Guillaume Latendresse back into the lineup against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Sunday.
That's a nice break because Daniel Alfredsson is sidelined with a cold of some kind. Latendresse has one assist, four PIM, a +2 rating and seven shots on goal in three games so far this season. He has marginal fantasy value so far, but has had value in the past, so don't totally count him out.

Guillaume Latendresse is day-to-day with an undisclosed injury.
Latendresse will not be available for Friday's game against Tampa Bay. His status for Sunday's contest isn't clear. Starting Friday, Ottawa has four matches in six days, so even a short-term injury could end up costing Latendresse a lot of playing time.

Guillaume Latendresse hasn't scored a goal yet for the Ottawa Senators.
He was awarded a penalty shot midway through third period during Thursday's win over Florida, but he failed to get a shot off on the opportunity. Latendresse has one assist in three games with the Senators early into this campaign. He should rectify that problem before too long though, as he is getting his chances now after not registering a shot in his debut.

Guillaume Latendresse isn't worried about the possibility of injury despite his dubious history.
"Hockey is hockey, injuries are part of it," said Latendresse, who has played in just 27 games the past two seasons. "I'm 100 percent right now and I have no doubts, but if I have injuries, that's part of the game. It might be my head, it might be something (else). I touch wood. I'm comfortable with my body, but you never know about injuries, so you can't be mad at yourself if they happen." He is penciled in to open the season on the second line with Kyle Turris and Daniel Alfredsson and could be a valuable contributor if he can stay healthy.

With the lockout winding down, Guillaume Latendresse can finally return to the NHL.
Latendresse hasn't played in an NHL game since Dec. 14, 2011 due to a hip injury and a concussion. "The last two years was pretty tough for me, with all the injuries, and missing a few months from the start (this season), it's going to be important to be ready mentally and the confidence needs to be high," he said. "It was a good three, four months to get my head and my hips ready. I don't have any pain right now." Latendresse should get a chance to serve as a top-six forward, but we don't expect him to do too much offensively out of the gate.