BREAKING: Flyers right wing returns to practice Monday

Flyers practice was a positive sight and a relief for many Flyers fans, as one of their top defensive talents returned to the ice, after missing nearly a week of action after getting injured on Feb. 10 against the Seattle Kraken.

Philadelphia Flyers 22-year-old right wing returned to practice on Monday morning as he continues to head in the right direction and looks to get back into game action. Foerster has been dealing with a lower-body injury for the past week after he blocked a shot with his leg and had to leave the Flyers game on Feb. 10 against Seattle.

Although Foerster was at practice, the Flyers were still taking the proper precautions as Foerster was skating in a non-contact yellow jersey, and trainers shut it down after about 15 minutes as they just wanted to get him acclimated to skating and getting his conditioning up to par.

There is still a chance that Foerster plays against the Chicago Blackhawks as the Flyers don't play until Wednesday, giving Foerster an extra day to heal up. Head coach John Tortorella said that Foerster is still day-to-day and that he does not know if he will be playing in Chicago.