Golden Knights Forward Off Of LTIR

Wiliam Karlsson is seemingly gearing up for a return, as the forward was removed from long-term injured reserve (LTIR) on Sunday, per the NHL Media site.

Karlsson has been out of the line up since Jan. 1 where he sustained a lower-body injury in the 3-0 loss to the Seattle Kraken.

He has 32 points (15 goals, 17 assists) in 38 games played this season.

Karlsson's return would be helpful to the Golden Knights, who enter the NHL All-Star break earning a point in six of their last seven games. Vegas had successful with its shuffled lines, but Karlsson's return would return a hint of stability to the forward trios.

In the corresponding moves, the Golden Knights reassigned Jonas Rondbjerg, Sheldon Rempal, Brendan Brisson and Byron Froese to Henderson of the American Hockey League.

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