John Ludvig and Alex Nedeljkovic have started skating again as the Pittsburgh Penguins continue their road trip.

While most of the Pittsburgh Penguins roster is in California in the midst of a three-game road trip, a couple names are still at home.

John Ludvig and Alex Nedeljkovic did not travel with the Penguins on the road trip as they work their way back from injuries.

Despite never being moved off of the active roster, Ludvig is recovering from a concussion he suffered in his NHL debut.

Nedeljkovic meanwhile sits on long-term injured reserve with a lower-body injury he suffered in just his second game with the Penguins.

The first day Nedeljkovic is elgiable to return is November 19 against the Vegas Golden Knights.

Ludvig and Nedeljkovic are beginning to make progress towards a return, however, as head coach Mike Sullivan stated that both are skating back in Pittsburgh.

A timetable for a return still isn’t completely clear, but keep an eye out for that November 19 date for Nedeljkovic specifically.

Ludvig can return to the lineup once he is back to 100% and clears concussion protocol.

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