Tampa Bay Lightning Forward Out Indefinitely
The Tampa Bay Lightning have announced that forward Luke Glendening will be out indefinitely due to an upper-body injury.
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- In 2025, Luke Glendening was sidelined for a period with ankle-related surgery and was projected to be out for about 3–4 months, according to reports from The Score/Associated outlets. This indicated a substantial absence during that season.[2]
- Earlier in 2025, reports noted Glendening missing time due to an upper-body injury while with Tampa Bay, with the team listing him out indefinitely after a game in April 2025.[3]
- In March 2026, there were notes about Glendening being listed as day-to-day with a lower-body issue while with the Philadelphia Flyers, affecting his availability for upcoming games.[4][5]
- Earlier career moves include a 2025 contract with the New Jersey Devils for the 2025–26 season, after joining on a PTO, though he later moved teams in 2026 via waivers to the Flyers.[6][7]
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