Dec. 10 7:29 AM PT8:29 AM MT9:29 AM CT10:29 AM ET-Murray will undergo shoulder surgery on Monday that will likely end his season, according to the South Florida Sun Sentinel. The center said an MRI on his dislocated right shoulder showed a torn labrum, "very similar" to the injury that will sideline teammate Noah Welch until March. Murray was hurt during the host Panthers' 5-4 loss to Ottawa on Wednesday night after a fight with the Senators' Chris Neil. Analysis: The 25-year-old Murray was claimed off of waivers on Nov. 13 from Montreal. He is pointless in six games this season, and has eight goals and two assists in 105 career games.
Dec. 6 9:40 PM PT10:40 PM MT11:40 PM CT12:40 AM ET-Murray suffered a right shoulder injury during the host Panthers' 5-4 loss to Ottawa on Wednesday night. The center was hurt at 2:45 of the first period after a fight with the Senators' Chris Neil and didn't return to the game. Murray, who is pointless in six games this season, is considered day-to-day. Analysis: The 25-year-old Murray was claimed off of waivers on Nov. 13 from Montreal. He has eight goals and two assists in 105 career games.
Nov. 14 5:15 AM PT6:15 AM MT7:15 AM CT8:15 AM ET-The Panthers claimed checking forward Garth Murray off re-entry waivers from the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday. The Canadiens will be responsible for half of the remainder of Murray's $625,000 salary for this season, and their share will count against the salary cap. Analysis: Murray, a physical, 6-foot-2, 210-pound left winger, dressed for only one game this season for Montreal. He missed six games due to a foot injury in October. He was acquired in September 2005 from the New York Rangers for forward Marcel Hossa. In 100 career NHL games, he has eight goals and two assists. Murray was placed on waivers last week and assigned to Hamilton of the AHL. He was waived Monday.
Oct. 19 9:44 PM PT10:44 PM MT11:44 PM CT12:44 AM ET-Murray broke his right ankle during Thursday's 4-3 loss to host Ottawa on Wednesday, and is out indefinitely. Analysis: The 25-year-old Murray, who made his season debut Tuesday in a shootout loss to Florida, played in 43 games for Montreal last season, contributing two goals and an assist. The left wing was selected in the third round by the New York Rangers in 2001, and re-signed a two-year contract with Montreal in June 2006.
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