CRANBERRY — Pittsburgh Penguins winger Bryan Rust will miss the start of the NHL regular season.
Thursday morning, the Penguins announced that Rust is out at least two weeks with a lower-body injury. Rust left the early practice on Wednesday morning, but coach Dan Muse didn't have an update before the team left for Buffalo , their sixth preseason game.
Last season, Rust set a career high with 31 goals. His name has appeared in trade speculation since the end of his no-trade clause on July 1, but Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas set a "sky-high" price.
Defenseman Jack St. Ivany was injured in the first period on Wednesday against the Buffalo Sabres . He suffered a lower-body injury after blocking a shot. He is still being evaluated and won't practice Thursday.
Penguins winger Noel Acciari played Wednesday against Buffalo, his first preseason action after suffering a core muscle injury in August. Rutger McGroarty was also seen around the Penguins' practice facility Thursday in workout gear.
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