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Florida Panthers Without Two Key Forwards Today vs. Jets

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Brad Marchand embraces Sergei Bobrovsky after the Panthers beat the host Toronto Maple Leafs 6-1 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals on May 18. (Chris Young/The Canadian Press via AP)

SUNRISE — The Florida Panthers will be without two of their top forwards Saturday when they play the Winnipeg Jets although one will return.

Both Brad Marchand and Anton Lundell will be out today, coach Paul Maurice said.

Lundell missed Thursday’s loss in St. Louis with an upper-body injury sustained on Tuesday against the Utah Mammoth.

Marchand left Thursday’s game in the second period and did not return.

Maurice said that Marchand’s injury is an aggravation of the undisclosed lower-body injury which kept him out seven games earlier this month.

“They are both day-to-day,” Maurice said. “Every day is important for them to get some rest. There is a possibility we see at least one of them come back.”

Maurice and the Panthers have three games after today remaining before the Olympic break.

Both Marchand (Canada) and Lundell (Finland) are expected to play for their respective teams in Italy.

ON DECK: GAME 54
WINNIPEG JETS at FLORIDA PANTHERS 

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