Tim Kennedy is expected to return to the lineup in Tuesday's Game 4.
Kennedy sat out Game 3 as Martin Havlat returned to the lineup after an undisclosed injury. However, Havlat is out again Tuesday with a lower-body injury, which clears the way for Kennedy to return to the lineup.

Tim Kennedy won't participate in Game 3 on Saturday.
Kennedy probably lost his spot in the lineup because of Martin Havlat's (undisclosed) return. Kennedy had two penalty minutes and logged 6:51 minutes of ice time in Game 2.

Tim Kennedy is projected to play on the fourth line in Game 2 Thursday night at Los Angeles.
He will skate alongside Bracken Kearns and Andrew Desjardins in his second outing of the 2012 playoffs.

Tim Kennedy skated on San Jose's fourth line at Friday's practice.
The Sharks will have to replace Adam Burish (upper body) when the second round of the playoffs begins and coach Todd McLellan hasn't made a decision yet who will play. "I wouldn't read a lot into anybody that practices there this week," McLellan said of the fourth line spot. "We'll keep that open. We have a number of different choices." Martin Havlat is questionable for Round 2 as well, so Kennedy could be called upon to fill in like he did in Game 2 against Vancouver in the quarterfinals.

Tim Kennedy will probably play on Friday.
Kennedy played on April 27 for the first time in more than a month, but he was a healthy scratch in Game 1 of the Sharks' first-round series. He's projected to center San Jose's fourth line.

Tim Kennedy (undisclosed) might be able to return to the Sharks' lineup soon.
Kennedy hasn't played since March 10, but he has been on the ice regularly. He has two goals and a minus-three rating in 12 contests this season.

Tim Kennedy has been placed on the injured reserve list with an undisclosed ailment.
The nature of Kennedy's injury wasn't immediately clear, but he hasn't played since March 10. Kennedy has no fantasy value in standard leagues.

Tim Kennedy is impressing coach Todd McLellan with his play on the second line.
Kennedy is part of the second unit alongside Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski and McLellan likes the look of the line and especially the play of Kennedy who has two goals in eight games. "He was quick and hungry," McLellan said. "I thought when he came in initially, he really gave us a good boost. Like a lot of players he kind of settled in, and he just has to be reminded that he has to play this way. The reward for him was going up on that line. He was very effective, and we'd like to see that every night." He could be worth a look in deep pools as he also sees power play time.

Tim Kennedy sniped the lone goal in San Jose's 4-1 loss to Chicago on Friday night.
It was just Kennedy's second game of the season, and he remains an nonfactor in fantasy leagues. Logan Couture and Brad Stuart had the assists.

Tim Kennedy made his San Jose Sharks debut on Tuesday.
Kennedy had a good scoring chance and logged 15:33 minutes of playing time. He has 13 goals and 37 points in 37 AHL games this season.

Tim Kennedy was claimed off waivers by SJ on Tuesday February 12.

Tim Kennedy has agreed to a one-year deal with the Sharks.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Kennedy, who had been playing on a minor-league contract, leads AHL Worcester in scoring this year with 30 points (12 goals, 18 assists) in 31 games. He was placed on waivers by San Jose on Wednesday as well.

Tim Kennedy has been placed on waivers by the San Jose Sharks.
He has notched 12 goals and 30 points in 31 games with AHL Worcester this season, but hasn't played in either of San Jose's two contests.