Height/Weight: 6-3/232
| Birthdate: 5/13/1983
| Birthplace: Grand Ledge, MI, USA
| Team: Los Angeles Kings
| College: North Dakota
| NHL Experience: 7
| Salary: $3,000,000
| Owned/Started%: 1/0 | Average Draft Position: 143.33
News:Matt Greene (lower body) will play in Tuesday's Game 4 against the Sharks, Helene Elliott of the LA times reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene has not played in a game since Apr. 24, but he will take the ice Tuesday night as the Kings aim to go up 3-1 against the Sharks.
News:Matt Greene (lower body) has been scratched from Saturday's lineup for Game 3.
Analysis:Matt Greene has only played in five games this season and hasn't been in the lineup since Apr. 24. His status going forward remains unknown, but he is not likely to be a major contributor through the remainder of the playoffs.
News:Matt Greene (lower body) participated in the morning skate prior to Game 1 but remains out of the lineup, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: It would seem unlikely that Matt Greene gets back into the lineup barring an injury to another blueliner given the recent play of the Kings.
News:Matt Greene (lower body) is not expected to return any time soon, Helene Elliott of the LA Times reports.
Analysis: It's not likely the Kings will tell us anything more about the injury during the playoffs, but this doesn't rule out a return either if the Kings make a deep run at the Cup.
News: Kings coach Darryl Sutter said there's a possibility Matt Greene (undisclosed) plays in Saturday's Game 3 against the Blues, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: Prior to Thursday's Game 2, Sutter said he wouldn't push to get Matt Greene back before the 29-year-old was ready, but with the Kings now down 0-2 in the series, it seems he'd like all the help he can get.
Kings' Greene (Undisclosed) Unlikely To Play Game 2
News: Coach Darryl Sutter said Matt Greene (undisclosed) is unlikely to play Game 2 against the Blues, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: Sutter doesn't want to rush Matt Greene back into the lineup until he regains his timing after he was limited to just five games this season. Until Greene is deemed ready to go, Sutter will stick with youngsters Jake Muzzin and Keaton Ellerby to provide quality ice time defensively for the team.
News:Matt Greene (undisclosed) is expected to miss Tuesday's game against the Blues, NHL.com's Lou Korac reports.
Analysis: Coach Darryl Sutter has yet to make anything official, but this is based on the fact that Matt Greene spent more time on the ice during Tuesday morning's skate. Make sure to check back closer to faceoff to confirm his status. If Greene sits, Keaton Ellerby is expected to replace him.
News:Matt Greene's (undisclosed) status for Tuesday's game against the Blues is unclear, Helene Elliott of the LA Times reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene was on the ice Tuesday, with his status for the Kings' playoff opener potentially to be determined in warmups.
News:Matt Greene (undisclosed) practiced Monday, Helene Elliott of the LA Times reports.
Analysis: The injury held Matt Greene out of the Kings' final regular season game, but he said Monday he is ready to go, so expect him to play in Game 1 against the Blues on Tuesday.
News: Although Matt Greene (undisclosed) will not play Saturday, he is not dealing with a long-term injury, the Los Angeles Times' Helene Elliott reports.
Analysis: It sounds like the Kings expect to have Matt Greene back at some point during the playoffs, if not for Game 1 of their first round series. He will miss Saturday's regular season finale.
News:Matt Greene (undisclosed) missed practice Friday and is day-to-day, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: Head coach Darryl Sutter indicated that the injury is not related to Matt Greene's recent back injury. The Kings need Greene to get some game action under his belt after recently coming back from a lengthy absence but his status for Saturday's finale remains in doubt.
News: The Kings have activated Matt Greene (back) from IR, the team's official site reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene, who has missed the Kings' last 42 games after suffering a back injury on January 19, returns to bolster the team's blue line for the stretch run. His upside on offense is modest, but for leagues that factor in hits, it's worth noting that he did record 241 of them last season.
News:Matt Greene (back) has been cleared for contact, Lisa Dillman of the LA Times reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene will travel with the Kings to San Jose to practice with the team, but will not play Tuesday when the Kings take on the Sharks.
News:Matt Greene (back) hasn't been cleared for contact and would need to return soon if he wanted to be ready for the playoffs, the Los Angeles Times reports. "Quite honest, if he's not ready to play three or four games and if we made the playoffs, I'd have trouble putting him in," head coach Darryl Sutter said.
Analysis:Matt Greene's not going to impact many fantasy squads out there but would give the Kings another defensive presence on the blue line if he's able to make it back this season.
News:Matt Greene (back) could return to contact drills as soon as Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene resumed skating two weeks ago but will look to take another step forward in his rehab by taking part in contact drills. He's not much of a fantasy impact but would certainly give the Kings a steadying force on the blue line.
Kings Adjust Greene's (Back) Timetable To Late April
News:Matt Greene (back) has resumed skating and is now projected to return in late April, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis:Matt Greene required back surgery after sustaining a herniated disc during the Jan. 19 season opener against the Blackhawks and was initially ruled out for two to three months. With the adjusted timetable, the Kings could have Greene back for the opening round of the playoffs, where he'll provide the team with a solid presence on the blue line.
News:Matt Greene will require surgery for a herniated disc in his back, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: As expected, the injury will in all likelihood end Matt Greene's season. He was at least productive in the one game he played this season, recording an assist and four penalty minutes in just over 18 minutes on the ice.
Kings' Greene (Mid-Body) Expected To Miss Three Months
News:Matt Greene (mid-body) is expected to need three months to recover, Helene Elliott of the Los Angeles Times reports.
Analysis: The Kings placed Matt Greene on injured reserve Monday, and it sounds like he'll miss much more than the one-week minimum that goes with that. Unfortunately, it sounds like Greene will miss most of the season. It's still unclear how exactly Greene got hurt, and what's wrong with him, specifically.
News:Matt Greene (mid-body injury) was placed on injured reserve Monday, retroactive to January 19, NHL.com reports.
Analysis: The exact nature and severity of the injury are unknown, but it looks like Matt Greene will miss the team's upcoming three-game road trip, at a minimum. Los Angeles recalled Andrew Bodnarchuk to take his place on the roster for now.
Greene's Game-Winning Shortie Propels Kings To Early Series Lead
News:Matt Greene sent home a shorthanded goal in the second period of Saturday's Game 1 agianst St. Louis. The goal held up as the game-winner as the Kings took the opener, 3-1.
Analysis: This tally might not affect too many playoff pools, as Matt Greene isn't at the top of many fantasy owners' wish lists. His value remains primarily in the tough-guy columns, not on offense.
News: Greene, who missed practice Thursday with the flu, was able to play in the Kings' 5-2 loss.
Analysis: Greene logged over 15 minutes of ice time but doesn't see any time on the power play and has just two points in 28 games this season.
News: Greene missed the Thursday morning skate due to flu symptoms and will be a game-time decision for the contest against the Predators, according to LA Kings Insider.
Analysis: Greene has just two points in 28 games this season, but if you're using him for hits -- his 103 are tied for seventh in the league -- you might want to start making other plans.
News: Greene (concussion) returned to action Sunday after missing five games.
Analysis: He was held off the scoresheet, but Greene skated 19 minutes in the win over the Ducks.
News: Greene (head) has been medically cleared to return, the LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene missed his fifth straight game Thursday but figures to be back in the lineup Sunday.
News: Greene (head) will not play in Thursday's game against the Oilers, LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene has been skating, and will do so again Thursday; but he remains out of action for the time being. Thursday's game will be the fifth straight Greene has missed.
News: Greene (head) will not play in Saturday's game against the Predators, the LA Times reports.
Analysis: Greene is still not right after a collision earlier in the week, so he headed back to Los Angeles on Friday morning to undergo medical tests. The Kings play Sunday and Tuesday as well, but at this point it seems unlikely Greene will play unless his head clears up.
News: Greene (upper body) will not play in Thursday's game against the Blues, LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene was expected to play Thursday, but apparently he is still not 100 percent after his collision with Detroit's Niklas Kronwall on Monday. Davis Drewiske will take Greene's spot in the lineup.
News: Greene (upper body) went through an on-ice workout Tuesday and is expected to play Thursday, the LA Times reports.
Analysis: Greene basically got his bell rung Monday and the doctors held him out of the remainder of the game as a precaution.
News: Greene, who left Monday's game in the first period with an upper-body injury, was reportedly fine after the game, the LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene took a big hit in the first period and the doctors wouldn't let him return so it might have been a case of him getting his bell rung. We'll monitor his status in the next few days.
Greene Returned to the Lineup on Saturday for the Kings
News: Greene (shoulder) returned to the lineup Saturday for the Kings.
Analysis: Greene's return was a successful one as he was a plus-2 on the night as the Kings defeated the Avalanche 6-4.
News: Greene (shoulder) could return to the lineup as soon as Saturday, the LA Times reports.
Analysis: Greene's return would help plug the hole left by Drew Daughty's absence but he's not going to do much to help your fantasy squad.
News: Greene (shoulder) has been medically cleared to resume full contact, the LA Times reports.
Analysis: The Kings expect Greene to return to the lineup at some point during their current road trip. He doesn't offer much from a fantasy perspective however.
News: Greene (shoulder) returned to practice Sunday and could be cleared for contact by the middle of the week, the LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene could be a canidate to return in about 7-10 days if things progress well. His return will give the Kings a veteran defensive presence on the blue line but don't expect much of a fantasy impact.
Greene Continues To Make Progress Towards Return For Kings
News: Greene (shoulder) continues to make steady progress towards an eventual return, the LA Kings Insider reports.
Analysis: Greene's missed the last few days due to the death of a close friend but is expected back at practice Sunday. He's still just in non-contact drills so we'll have a better idea on his eventual return to the lineup once he's able to resume contact drills. He'll give the Kings a physical presence on the blue line upon his return but doesn't offer much fantasy upside.
News: Greene (shoulder) completed his first full practice Thursday, Rich Hammond of LA Kings Insider reports
Analysis: Greene was in a red, non-contact, jersey, but it is a first step to returning to full action. "The trainers and doctors say that everything is going along well. They say that I'm on schedule, but I don't know what the schedule is, so who knows? It's good to get out, finally, and get a real practice in with the guys and just be around the guys," Greene said.
News: Greene (shoulder) has resumed skating and is making progress towards a return, the team's official site reports.
Analysis: Greene's skating and was able to shoot pucks for the first time Tuesday. He's still expected to miss the first few weeks of the season but doesn't offer much from a fantasy perspective.
News: Los Angeles Kings defenseman Matt Greene will be out for about three months after having surgery on his left shoulder. Kings spokesman Mike Kalinowski said Thursday that Greene recently had surgery to fix several minor problems in his shoulder. Greene's recovery likely will keep him out of uniform through the start of the regular season Oct. 9.
Analysis: Greene scored nine points in 75 games as an assistant captain for Los Angeles last season. The stay-at-home defenseman blocked 126 shots and finished ninth in the league with 238 hits. Greene's absence further hurts the Kings' depth on defense. Veteran Sean O'Donnell left for Philadelphia as a free agent, and Randy Jones isn't expected to return. Greene is nothing more than a flier in leagues that reward heavily for defensive stats, so his absence will have a minimal impact in Fantasy.
News: D Matt Greene, who missed the last three games with an upper-body injury, returned for the Kings on Monday against the Wild. He had no points in 17:39 of ice time and finished at even.
Analysis: Greene hasn't managed a point in 11 games coming out of the Olympic break, but that is not that big of a surprise. Greene is mostly on the ice for his defense and has minimal Fantasy appeal outside of leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News: Kings D Matt Greene missed his third straight game due to an upper body injury as Los Angeles fell to the Stars on Saturday night.
Analysis: Greene has little Fantasy value outside of deeper leagues that reward PIM when healthy.
News: Kings D Matt Greene did not play in Thursday's loss to the Blues. He missed his second straight game due to an upper body injury.
Analysis: With just two goals, six assists and 76 PIM on the season, Greene has little if any Fantasy value.
News: Kings D Matt Greene had a goal during Thursday's game against the Blue Jackets. The Kings, down 12-4 in shots, then got on the board with their fifth shot. Alexander Frolov took control of the puck in a scrum in the left corner and tossed the puck back to Greene at the right point. His shot appeared to change direction after hitting a Blue Jackets player, getting through traffic in front of the net to beat Steve Mason.
Analysis: Greene's goal was only his second of the year in 49 games. He does have a point in two straight games, but it's nothing to get excited about. Greene is a solid defensive presence for the Kings, but he doesn't help Fantasy owners much since he has a weak offensive game. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News: Kings D Matt Greene returned to the lineup on Thursday against the Sabres after missing three games with a lower-body injury. He had no points in 19:38 of ice time and finished at minus-1.
Analysis: Greene is a staple on the Kings' blue line when healthy. He is one of the team's top defenders. Greene is a solid defensive presence for the Kings, but he doesn't help Fantasy owners much since he has a weak offensive game. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News:The Sports Xchange reports Kings D Matt Greene remains out of the lineup with an undisclosed lower-body injury, but his return might only be a few days away. Greene continues to skate hard in practice and participate in drills, and might be in line to return Saturday at Detroit. Coach Terry Murray even raised the possibility that Greene might play Thursday at home against Buffalo.
Analysis: Greene is a staple on the Kings' blue line when healthy. He is one of the team's top defenders. Greene is a solid defensive presence for the Kings, but he doesn't help Fantasy owners much since he has a weak offensive game. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News:The Sports Xchange reports D Matt Greene missed a third consecutive game with an undisclosed lower-body injury on Saturday against the Bruins. Greene is expected to be out "a few weeks," Kings coach Terry Murray said on Jan. 11.
Analysis: Greene had played in the Kings' first 45 games before sitting out Monday. That was also the first game he missed with L.A. since arriving in 2008. Greene is a solid defensive presence for the Kings, but he doesn't help Fantasy owners much since he has a weak offensive game. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats when healthy.
News: Kings D Matt Greene (lower body) remained out of commission Saturday against Boston.
Analysis: Greene has now missed three games with this issue. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats when healthy.
News: Kings D Matt Greene was held out of Thursday's game against the Ducks with a lower-body injury. He has missed the last two games.
Analysis: Greene had played in the Kings' first 45 games before sitting out Monday. That was also the first game he missed with L.A. since arriving in 2008. Greene is a solid defensive presence for the Kings, but he doesn't help Fantasy owners much since he has a weak offensive game. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats when healthy.
News: Kings D Matt Greene missed his first game of the season Monday night with a lower-body injury.
Analysis: Greene is a key defensive guy for the Kings, but he has just five points in 45 games this season. He remains more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats when healthy.
News: Kings D Matt Greene tallied no points and finished at minus-2 in 19:20 of ice time on Wednesday against the Sharks. He has no points in seven games.
Analysis: Greene has managed a point in only five of 32 games this season. We weren't expecting a lot of offense from Greene anyway because that is not his game. He plays tough at the defensive end and is more of a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News:The Sports Xchange reports Kings D Matt Greene scored a second-period goal Saturday against the Predators, just his second goal in 75 games this season. Greene's other goal was scored in a 3-2 shootout loss to San Jose on Dec. 15. Since then, Greene had totaled six assists without a goal.
Analysis: Greene has a career-high 13 points in 2008-09 and has become a vital part of the Kings' defensive rotation. But like his days with the Kings, he is back on the blue line for defense. Greene is best used in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News: Kings D Matt Greene tallied a pair of assists and finished at even in 21:07 of ice time Wednesday against the Ducks. It was his first points since Jan. 20 against the Wild when he had a pair of assists.
Analysis: Greene has managed more than 20 minutes in five of his last six games. However, he still isn't getting any power-play time and is primarily on the ice for his defensive prowess. Greene is best used in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News: Kings D Matt Greene tallied a pair of assists and finished at plus-2 during Tuesday's game against the Wild. It was his first points in 15 games and first multi-point outing of the season.
Analysis: Greene has come over to Los Angeles and has given the team a solid defense presence along the blue line. However, he is still not heavily involved on offense and who knows if that is ever going to change. Greene is best used in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News:The Sports Xchange reports an underrated part of the Kings' defensive improvement this season has been the shot-blocking ability of defenseman Matt Greene, who leads the team in blocks in almost every game. Greene has 22 blocked shots in his last 10 games. As Greene talked this week about his shot-blocking ability, he sported a nasty welt on the left side of his face, the result of a puck he recently blocked. "If you're not scoring goals, you might as well be keeping them out of your net," Greene said. "It's a good way to stick around, and I think it helps out a ton. There's really nothing more frustrating, for myself when I'm at the point, when I get a shot blocked. I think it gives our goalie some help, as long as you're getting out of the way of the ones he needs to see."
Analysis: Greene has pretty much been a defensive-minded player dating back to his days with the Oilers. He is not going to provide much in the way of offense and is best used in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM and short-handed stats.
News: Kings D Matt Greene scored a goal and finished at plus-2 during Monday's game against the Sharks. Greene opened the scoring at 4:55 of the first, playing the puck off the right boards and taking a one-timer from the point that changed direction off the skate of forward Lukas Kaspar and beat Brian Boucher to the glove side. The goal was Greene's first of the season.
Analysis: Greene is one of the Kings' top four defenseman, but he is not on the ice for his scoring presence. He is a top penalty killer for the team and also a decent enforcer. He has low-end Fantasy value for regular formats, but also has some value in leagues that reward for short-handed stats and PIM.
News: Defenseman Matt Greene has signed a five-year extension with the Los Angeles Kings through the 2013-14 season, the team said Friday. The signing comes six days after the Kings signed center Anze Kopitar to a seven-year extension through 2015-16.
Analysis: The 25-year-old Greene is in his first season with the Kings after spending three years with Edmonton and was named one of the Kings' assistant captains earlier this month. Greene, whose contract would have expired after this season, had one goal and nine assists in 78 games for Edmonton two years ago and one assist in 46 games with the Oilers last season. The 6-foot-3, 233-pounder has one goal and 12 assists in 154 career games and one assist in 18 playoff games. Greene has never been a top offensive player and the Kings traded that guy (Lubomir Visnovsky) to the Oilers so they could get a more defensive-minded player in the fold. Greene is merely a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM.
News:The Sports Xchange reports Kings D Matt Greene, acquired in the trade that sent veteran defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky to Edmonton, will have a chance to establish himself a top-four NHL defenseman and will likely play with second-year defenseman Jack Johnson.
Analysis: Greene had one assist last season with Edmonton and 53 penalty minutes in 46 games, missing 34 contests with an ankle injury. Greene has never been a top offensive player and the Kings traded that guy (Visnovsky) to the Oilers so they could get a more defensive-minded player in the fold. Greene is merely a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM heading into the season.
News: The Edmonton Oilers acquired defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky from the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday for forward Jarret Stoll and defenseman Matt Greene.
Analysis: Greene had one assist last season with Edmonton and 53 penalty minutes in 46 games, missing 34 contests with an ankle injury. Greene has never been a top offensive player and the Kings traded that guy (Visnovsky) to the Oilers so they could get a more defensive-minded player in the fold. Greene is merely a flier in Fantasy leagues that reward heavily for PIM on Draft Day.
News:The Sports Xchange reports Oilers D Matt Greene returned to the lineup Sunday against the Thrashers after missing 11 weeks with a broken ankle. The team had hoped to give him more conditioning time in Springfield (AHL) but could not because of other injuries. "There's no pressure to put up points," Greene said. "As long as I play a solid, simple game, I shouldn't have to worry about losing a step or two, not that I have a step to lose."
Analysis: Greene did not record a point in 14:19 of ice time Sunday and finished at minus-1. He is among the final defensive pairings and has little to no Fantasy value at this time. He has just one assist and is at minus-6.
News: The Edmonton Oilers activated D Matt Greene from the injured reserve list and assigned him to the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League on a conditioning assignment on Thursday.
Analysis: Greene has missed the Oilers last 34 games (Nov. 2-Jan. 15) after suffering a fractured left fibula and ligament damage in his left ankle on Oct. 30 in a game against the Detroit Red Wings at Rexall Place. He had just one assist with 11 penalty minutes in 13 games for the Oilers this season prior to the injury. When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes.
News:Matt Greene (ankle) was out for Tuesday's game against Dallas.
Analysis: When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes.
News: Out for Edmonton were D Sheldon Souray (shoulder), D Dick Tarnstrom (concussion), LW Ethan Moreau (ankle) and D Matt Greene (ankle) at Dallas Monday.
Analysis: When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes. Keep him out of active Fantasy rosters.
News:The Sports Xchange reports Oilers defenseman Matt Greene had surgery on his left ankle -- doctors inserted a metal plate to stabilize a fractured fibula and a screw to hold a ruptured ligament in place -- and doesn't expect to be back until late January. "He's out for at least a couple of months, I heard even longer," head coach Craig MacTavish said. "He really did a lot of damage."
Analysis: Greene got his skate caught in a rut while falling awkwardly against Detroit on Tuesday and had his ankle twist and snap underneath him. "You could feel right away that there wasn't anything there, that it wasn't connected to the rest of my body," said the 230-pound defenseman. When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes. Keep him out of active Fantasy rosters for the next couple of months.
News: Oilers D Matt Greene (ankle) did not play Friday against the Predators. It was the first game he missed since injuring his ankle Tuesday.
Analysis: When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes. He is an injury-risk start for Fantasy Week 6 (Nov. 5-11).
News: Oilers D Matt Greene had to be helped off the ice early in the second against Detroit with an ankle injury after a collision with Dallas Drake.
Analysis: When healthy, Greene is a solid Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes.
News: Matt Greene is expected to skate with free agent acquisition Sheldon Souray on the team's top defensive pairing. "It's a huge year for me," Greene told the Edmonton Journal. "This is an opportunity I can take to establish myself and play those big minutes and try to move into a bigger role on a defensive corps that I definitely want to be a part of."
Analysis: Greene is a tremendous Fantasy option in leagues which heavily reward penalty minutes, but any jump in offensive production will likely be offset by a poor plus/minus rating with the lowly Oilers.
News: The Edmonton Oilers re-signed defenseman Matt Greene to a two-year deal. He played for the United States at the world championships in Russia, where he recorded two assists.
Analysis: Greene, a native of Grand Ledge, Mich., had one goal and nine assists in 78 games last year in his first full NHL season. The 24-year-old Greene led the Oilers in penalty minutes with 109, and was second on the team in hits and blocked shots. He is only worth a look in the deepest of Fantasy leagues heading into 2007-08.
News: Greene was scoreless with a minus-1 rating and no shots on goal in 12:15 of ice time in Sunday's game at St. Louis.
Analysis: Greene has managed just eight shots on goal in 17 games this season and he has just two assists during the stretch. He has no Fantasy appeal.
News: Matt Greene (leg) was scoreless with a minus-2 rating in Tuesday's game against the Wild in 10:47 of ice time.
Analysis: Greene has managed just one assist in eight games since returning from a leg injury associated with being brushed by a car back in Feb. 26. He has no Fantasy appeal.
News: Matt Greene was placed on injured reserve over the weekend due to a bruised leg.
Analysis: It is uncertain if the injury is related to a Feb. 26 incident where he was brushed by a car while out. When healthy, Greene is not a recommended Fantasy player.
News: Greene was scoreless in Sunday's game at Phoenix with an even rating in 3:51 of ice time.
Analysis: Greene saw just six shifts and does not warrant any Fantasy consideration.
