Henrik Tallinder is a buyout candidate this off-season.
The Devils need to make room for some younger reargaurds such as Eric Gelinas, Alex Urbom and Jon Merrill and paying Tallinder almost $3.4 million to sit in the press box makes no sense. There is also a chance that Anton Volchenkov could be bought out if Devils' GM Lou Lamoriello wants to make even bigger changes on his blueline.

Henrik Tallinder was activated from the IL on Saturday March 30.

Henrik Tallinder said he's "ready to play," but he will still sit Saturday night.
The defenseman has been dealing with a sprained ankle. "It (his ankle) feels good out there," Tallinder said. "Every little motion I make, there's no pain. It wasn't a high ankle sprain." Tallinder has three points this season.

Henrik Tallinder is doubtful to play Saturday, according to coach Pete DeBoer.
He suffered a sprained ankle in warmups prior to New Jersey's contest against Buffalo on March 7th. Tallinder took part in Friday's practice and he's been skating hard to get back into game shape.

Henrik Tallinder (lower body) skated on his own Thursday.
He didn't accompany the team to Philadelphia though for Friday night's contest. Tallinder has already missed the past five games because of a lower-body ailment.

New Jersey Devils place Henrik Tallinder (lower body) on injured reserve.
Tallinder has missed three games since leaving pregame warmups on March 7 with the mysterious injury, which GM Lou Lamoriello says is not a recurrence of the blood clot issues that cost the defenseman 37 games last season had returned. Tallinder has no real fantasy impact in most formats.

Henrik Tallinder, who apparently sustained a lower-body injury Thursday during his pre-game routine, won't dress Saturday but he may be ready to play Sunday.
Coach Pete DeBoer said the team would evaluate him once they return from Saturday's trip at Carolina.

Henrik Tallinder (lower body) will not head with the Devils to Raleigh for Saturday's game.
It's just a one-game trip and the Devils will play at home on Sunday. Tallinder was a late scratch on Thursday because of the ailment.

Henrik Tallinder isn't play on Thursday due to a lower body injury.
Tallinder has a goal and three points in 14 games this season. Consider him day-to-day for now.

Henrik Tallinder won't play on Thursday due to what might be an undisclosed injury.
Tallinder was apparently unable to participate in the contest for some reason. He has a goal and three points in 14 games this season.

Henrik Tallinder has been a healthy scratch for the last two games, but he'll dress Thursday night versus the Jets.
He has skated in 10 games this year, while earning two points and nine shots. Anton Volchenkov will sit for the first time this season to make room for him.

After being a healthy scratch for eight straight games, Henrik Tallinder will suit up against the Islanders Saturday night.
He will dress in place of Mark Fayne, who will sit in the press box.

Henrik Tallinder is slated to be a healthy scratch for a seventh straight game Friday when the Devils host Philadelphia.
The defenseman and coach Pete DeBoer had an "open-heart discussion" on the ice at the end of Thursday's practice. "I think that's what good coaches do," Tallinder said. "Sometimes you have to explain the situation and hear what the player thinks and all that just to keep the group intact."

Henrik Tallinder will once again be a healthy scratch.
He won't play Saturday afternoon against Pittsburgh. Not big news, but we thought you should know.

Henrik Tallinder was a healthy scratch on Sunday.
"Here's a player who missed basically a year of hockey," Devils coach Pete DeBoer said. "You have some compassion for the fact that he's battling back from being out a long time. You try and give him some room to work through that. At the same time, we have to try and put the best lineup on the ice to try and win a game that night." Tallinder feels physical fine and thinks that ultimately DeBoer wanted to make a change after Pittsburgh beat the Devils 5-1 on Saturday. Either way, Tallinder isn't expected to do much offensively this season.