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Winnipeg Jets

Dylan Samberg (lower body) was placed on injured reserve by the Jets on Sunday.

The defenseman left a 4-1 loss to the Nashville Predators in the second period on Saturday after blocking a shot from Steven Stamkos.

Samberg has six points (three goals, three assists) in 21 games this season while averaging 20:17 of ice time.

Ville Heinola was recalled from his conditioning assignment with Manitoba of the American Hockey League. Heinola (ankle infection) has yet to play this season.

Winnipeg (17-4-0) visits the Minnesota Wild on Monday (8 p.m. ET; FDSNWI, FDSNNO, TSN3).

Toronto Maple Leafs

Max Domi will miss his second straight game because of a lower-body injury when the Maple Leafs host the Utah Hockey Club on Sunday (7 p.m. ET; TVAS, TSN4, Utah16, NHLN).

“He’s still rehabbing,” coach Craig Berube said. “He’s not ready to get on the ice yet.”

The forward, who has six assists in 19 games this season but no points in his past 13 games, had been attempting to play through the injury prior to going on injured reserve Wednesday, retroactive to Nov. 16.

Toronto will also be without forward Matthew Knies, who sustained an upper-body injury in a 3-0 win against the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday.

Forward Alexander Nylander is expected to make his season debut after signing a one-year contract Friday. He had 12 points (eight goals, four assists) in 14 games with Toronto of the American Hockey League while on an AHL contract. He skated at right wing on a line with left wing Nikita Grebenkin and center Fraser Minten at practice Saturday.

Nylander had 15 points (11 goals, four assists) in 23 games with the Columbus Blue Jackets last season after he was traded there by the Pittsburgh Penguins on Feb. 22.

“It was amazing yesterday, such an incredible feeling,” Nylander said. “Just really happy and excited about being here and being ready for the game tomorrow… I know what I can do at the NHL level, I had a really strong finish with the Columbus Blue Jackets last year and just have to build off that, get better every day. It all starts with working hard every shift and the rest kind of comes by itself when I do that.” — Dave McCarthy

Vancouver Canucks

Brock Boeser returned to practice wearing a noncontact jersey for the Canucks on Friday.

The forward left a 4-2 win against the Los Angeles Kings on Nov. 7 after being hit by Tanner Jeannot midway through the first period. He has missed the past six games.

“He had a noncontact practice today so that’s protocol,” coach Rick Tocchet said. “We’ll see how he is … it’s day to day. I think he had a good day today but once you add contact, then you’ve got to make those other decisions.”

Boeser has 11 points (six goals, five assists) in 12 games this season.

The Canucks (10-6-3) won 4-3 at the Ottawa Senators on Saturday to start a six-game road trip that will continue at the Boston Bruins on Tuesday.