Philip Broberg has started skating less than three weeks after injuring his right knee on November 2nd. His initial timeline for return was four to six weeks. Meanwhile, Brayden Schenn and Justin Faulk were given maintenance days and are hopeful for tonight's game. P.O. Joseph is getting closer to returning after missing three games with a lower-body injury, while Nick Leddy remains out for 16 games with a lower-body injury, with no updates on his status.

Philip Broberg is among the key injured players for the Blues, contributing to the team's struggles. His absence is felt as the team grapples with consistency and effort on the ice. The players acknowledge that injuries have impacted their performance, but they recognize the need to address their issues and improve, regardless of who is in the lineup.

Philip Broberg has made a strong impact since joining the Blues via offer sheets from Edmonton, recording seven assists and nine points in just 12 games. His performance has alleviated initial concerns about his contract, and he is expected to be a top-four defenseman upon his return from injury. Broberg's contributions have been pivotal in positioning St. Louis as a legitimate playoff contender, showcasing the effectiveness of the Blues' investment in him.

Philip Broberg is sidelined for four to six weeks due to injury, prompting a reshuffle in the Blues' defensive lineup. His absence led to the reunion of Matthew Kessel and Scott Perunovich on the third defensive pair.

Philip Broberg is expected to be out for four to six weeks, which is better than initially anticipated. There is no update on Nick Leddy or Mathieu Joseph, who are both sidelined with lower-body injuries and not skating.