Jordan Martinook

Scoring: 6 Goals, 9 Assists, 15 Points in 59 Games Played. Playoff Scoring: 0 Goals, 1 Assist, 1 Point in 6 Games Played. Advances Statistics: 58.0 CF%, 51.6 xGF%, 50.01 GF%. Contract Status: 2 Years Remaining at $1.8 Million AAV. Last offseason the Carolina Hurricanes had to make many difficult...

Martinook provided an assist and three shots on goal in Monday's 6-2 loss to the Rangers in Game 7. Martinook picked up his first and only point of the playoffs when he set up a Max Domi goal in the third period. The 29-year-old Martinook missed eight games due to a lower-body injury suffered in the first round. He posted 13 hits, nine shots on net and an even plus-minus rating in his six postseason appearances. He's under contract for two more seasons, so it's likely he'll return to a bottom-six role with the Hurricanes in 2022-23.

Martinook (lower body) is likely to return to the lineup for Game 5 against the Rangers on Thursday. Martinook hasn't played since May 6 after suffering a lower-body injury in Carolina's first-round matchup against Boston. The 29-year-old winger logged six goals and nine assists in 59 regular-season contests this year. Martinook will likely slot in for Steven Lorentz on Carolina's fourth line.

Martinook (lower body) won't play in Wednesday's Game 1 versus the Rangers, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook is still dealing with the lower-body injury that held him out of the final four games of Carolina's opening-round series win over the Bruins. At this point the 29-year-old winger can be considered out indefinitely.

Martinook (lower body) won't play in Saturday's Game 7 against Boston, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook will miss a fourth consecutive game with his lower-body issue. He's yet to be given a timetable for a return.

Martinook (lower body) won't play in Thursday's Game 6 against the Bruins, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook will miss a third straight contest with his lower-body issue. Derek Stepan will likely remain in the lineup until Martinook is ready to return.

Martinook (lower body) will not be available versus the Bruins on Tuesday, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook will be out of action for his second straight contest due to his lower-body injury. With the winger unavailable, Steven Lorentz is poised to take on a fourth-line role while Max Domi will move into the top six to reunite with Vincent Trocheck and Teuvo Teravainen. Prior to getting hurt, the 29-year-old Martinook was stuck in a three-game pointless streak during which he managed just three shots.

Martinook (lower body) won't play in Sunday's Game 4 against the Bruins, Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News and Observer reports. Derek Stepan will dress in Martinook's place, while Martinook will sit out at least one game after leaving Friday's Game 3 early. Tuesday's Game 5 will present the next opportunity for Martinook to play.

Martinook (lower body) will not return to Friday's Game 3 tilt with Boston. Martinook logged four PIM in 5:18 of ice time before exiting Friday's contest. After ending the regular season on a three-game point streak, the 29-year-old has been held scoreless through three postseason contests. An update on his status should be available before Game 4 on Sunday.

Martinook scored a goal on two shots and added five hits in Sunday's 5-2 win over the Ducks. Martinook's first-period tally was enough for the Hurricanes to get the win. This was his second game-winning goal of the year, and he's up to 11 points in 50 contests. The winger has missed time with multiple injuries, but he's still managed to chip in 63 shots, 72 hits and 16 PIM while mainly seeing bottom-six minutes.

Martinook (undisclosed) is expected to return to the lineup Thursday against Montreal. Martinook should slot into a fourth-line role following his seven-game absence. He's picked up 10 points through 44 contests this campaign.

Martinook (undisclosed) will be out for at least two weeks, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook sustained the injury Thursday against Toronto, and it sounds like he'll be forced to miss seven-plus games as a result. With 10 points in 44 games this season, he shouldn't be missed by too many fantasy managers.

Martinook (undisclosed) suffered an injury that doesn't look good in Thursday's game versus the Maple Leafs, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook has battled injuries throughout the season, and it appears he could be sidelined again, though there was no specific update after Thursday's contest. If he can't play Friday versus the Capitals, the Hurricanes may recall a forward or Seth Jarvis (undisclosed) or Tony DeAngelo (abdomen) could return.

Martinook scored the game-winning goal in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Flyers. With just under four minutes left in the third period, Vincent Trocheck flipped a seemingly harmless shot from the blue line toward Martin Jones, but Martinook was able to get his stick on it and deflect it past the Philadelphia netminder. It's only Martinook's third goal of the season and first since Jan. 29, but if he continues to see time at even strength on Carolina's second line with Trocheck and Andrei Svechnikov, he could find some deep-league fantasy value.

Martinook (not injury related) will play Saturday versus the Devils, Walt Ruff of the Hurricanes' official site reports. Martinook has missed four games while working through the COVID-19 protocols. He'll replace Teuvo Teravainen on the the Hurricanes' top line, though it's likely Nino Niederreiter gets more playing time than Martinook, who has just seven points through 24 contests.

Martinook won't travel to Ottawa for Thursday's game, Cory Lavalette of the North State Journal reports. Coach Rod Brind'Amour cited Canada's different COVID-19 regulations as the reason for Martinook's not making the trip despite clearing protocols Tuesday. The forward should be in the lineup when Carolina hosts the Devils on Saturday.

Martinook has cleared the NHL's COVID-19 protocols, but he is not in Tuesday's lineup versus the Golden Knights, Chip Alexander of The Raleigh News & Observer reports. Martinook practiced with the Hurricanes on Tuesday, but he wasn't an everyday player even before surfacing on the protocols list. The winger can be considered healthy at this time. He'll likely compete with Steven Lorentz for playing time going forward.

Martinook entered the NHL's COVID-19 protocols Thursday. Martinook will need to return two negative COVID-19 tests before rejoining the Hurricanes, so he'll miss Friday's matchup with the Rangers at a minimum. With Martinook in the league's virus protocols, the Hurricanes now have only 11 healthy forwards on their active roster, so look for them to recall a skater ahead of puck drop versus the Rangers.

Martinook (ankle) has been activated off injured reserve, per the NHL media site. Martinook's removal from IR should clear the way for him to return to the lineup against the Flames on Friday. With the winger back in action, he will no doubt be eager to end his 21-game goal drought dating back to Opening Night versus the Islanders. Steven Lorentz figures to be the odd-man-out with Martinook restored to the lineup.

Martinook (ankle) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday. Martinook hasn't played since Dec. 2, so he'll be eligible to return whenever he's deemed fit to play, but the Hurricanes have yet to release an expected timetable for his recovery. Another update on Martinook, who's picked up six points through 22 games this campaign, will undoubtedly surface once he's activated off IR.