Hal Gill will play in his 1,100th career game Tuesday.
Gill will be the 16th active player to hit the milestone. Congratulations to Gill on the achievement.

Hal Gill (lower body) has been activated off of the injured reserve list.
Gill is expected to play on Saturday after missing a month due to the injury. He doesn't have any fantasy value in standard leagues, but he should help a Predators' team struggling to kill penalties.

Hal Gill (lower body) may be able to return as early as Thursday night against Calgary.
He has been skating on his own and said it's "possible" that he could play versus the Flames, according to coach Barry Trotz. Gill has sat out the past 11 games because of a lower-body injury.

Hal Gill (lower body) should start joining the Predators for skates soon.
Gill, who has been skating on his own, has missed four straight games. That's been bad news for the Predators, who have struggled to kill penalties without him. "When you get a guy like that, you expect him to help your PK," Shea Weber said. "When he's out of the lineup, he can't, so right now we have to try to find a way without him to stop the bleeding." Meanwhile, Gill probably won't be able to return on Friday or Saturday.

Hal Gill (lower body) has been skating but coach Barry Trotz says that he is doubtful for games on Friday and Saturday.
The Predators had a bad road trip in which they have lost three in a row and have slid out of a playoff spot in the West. Trotz said that Gill is skating but not very hard. He has been out of the lineup since Feb. 23 and while he has little fantasy value, he is a valuable member of the Predators defensive corps.

Coach Barry Trotz said Saturday that defenseman Hal Gill has made little progress in his recovery from a lower body injury.
Trotz claimed the optimistic point of view would have Gall missing another week of action, but it sounds like he could be sidelined longer than that. Keep him reserved until further notice.

Hal Gill is dealing with a lower body injury.
Gill was hurt during Saturday's contest. Predators coach Barry Trotz thinks Gill will skate on Tuesday and the team will use that to determine if Gill should accompany them on their upcoming three-game road trip. In the meantime, Gill isn't expected to play Monday.

Hal Gill was a healthy scratch on Tuesday.
"It's a gut blow to sit out," Gill said. Unfortunately, even when he's played this season, he hasn't gotten much ice time. He's averaging just 13:38 minutes per contest. Gill is known primarily for his defensive abilities and is consequently not a factor in most fantasy leagues.

Hal Gill thinks players are preparing appropriating for the possibility of a Jan. 19 start to the season.
"For the most part, guys are taking what they need," Gill said. "If they feel the need to amp it up and work a little harder they're doing that. Some guys are getting rest when they can. It's a balancing act, trying to stay sharp and be ready to go if we do have to go, but also be rested and take the time you can." Of course, it will all be moot if the two sides fail to agree on a CBA in the next week or so. It's believed that Jan. 19 is roughly the latest possible date the NHL season can start, so if we don't have an agreement soon, the season might be canceled.