Jan Mursak has successfully cleared waivers.
Detroit assigned Mursak to AHL Grand Rapids. He's been limited to just two games with Detroit due to a collarbone injury. This demotion will allow him to shake off the rust.

Jan Mursak has been placed on waivers by the Detroit Red Wings.
Mursak returned from a collarbone injury on Thursday. If he clears, he'll probably be sent to the minors so that he can shake off the rust.

Jan Mursak logged 8:43 minutes in his return from a collarbone injury.
Mursak missed roughly a month as a result of the injury. He has four points and eight penalty minutes in 46 career NHL games.

Jan Mursak will suit up Thursday night for the first since suffering a collarbone injury back on Jan. 19.
He will replace Patrick Eaves in the lineup. This is just an FYI as neither player has any fantasy value.

The Red Wings have activated Jan Mursak (collarbone) off injured reserve, but he won't play Tuesday night.
Mursak is only a fourth liner when healthy, so the fact that he's been scratched isn't too much of a surprise. Given his limited role, he has almost no fantasy value.

Jan Murzak (collarbone) has been cleared to play.
Murzak was injured during his first shift in the first game of the regular season. He finished the period but then was taken out of the game when the results of the x-ray returned. The grinder is still on the injured reserve list but he will need to be activated before he is eligible to play. He is a fourth liner so his fantasy value is negligible at best.

Jan Mursak suffered a collarbone injury Saturday and could be out for weeks.
Mursak will see doctors on Monday as he was in a sling Sunday. He was injured on his first shift when knocked into the boards. "I finished the period but when they got the results of the X-ray, they said I couldn't play," said Mursak. "It's not fun but I'm trying to stay positive." Look for Mursak to be put on the injured reserve list.