St. Louis Blues: Robby Fabbri to Return, Kevin Shattenkirk Still Out for Tomorrow vs Tampa Bay Lightning

There was a good chance that forwardRobby Fabbriand defensemanKevin Shattenkirkwould be back in the lineup for the St. Louis Blues for tomorrow’s game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. It appears that only Fabbri will return as he has recovered from his concussion, which he suffered in the second game of the season. Fabbri missed a total of six full games and the Blues were 4-1-1 without him in the lineup. Shattenkirk is still out with a groin injury and may need a couple of more days.

The lines in today’s practice were:

Alexander Steen –Jori Lehtera–Vladimir Tarasenko

Scottie Upshall–David Backes–Dmitrij Jaskin

Robby Fabbri –Scott Gomez–Troy Brouwer

Steve Ott–Kyle Brodziak–Ryan Reaves

(Ty Rattiewas an extra skater)

Defenseman pairs were:

Jay Bouwmeester–Alex Pietrangelo

Carl Gunnarsson– Kevin Shattenkirk

Joel Edmundson–Colton Parayko

Chris Butler–Robert Bortuzzo

Stay tuned for any changes for tomorrow’s morning skate.

Jake Allenwill get the start tomorrow night asBrian Elliottwas out sick for today’s practice. The Blues are hopeful Elliott will return to practice tomorrow.

Both the Blues (5-2-1, 11 points) and the Lightning (5-2-2, 12 points) are coming off overtime losses on Saturday night, gaining one point. St. Louis fell 3-2 at home to the New York Islanders while Tampa Bay lost 1-0 on the road to the Chicago Blackhawks.

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This will be the second game of a five-game home stand for the Blues and their first game on NBC Sports Network this season.

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