Brian Elliott Injury: Updates on Blues Star's Lower Body and Return

St. Louis Blues goalie Brian Elliott suffered a lower-body injury against the Ottawa Senators and missed the remainder of Tuesday night's matchup.

Continue for updates.

Wednesday, Nov. 26

Elliott Injury Time Frame Revealed

Lou Korac of NHL.com and Jeremy Rutherford of St. Louis Post-Dispatch have updates on Elliott's status:

Binnington Called Up to Blues' Roster

The St. Louis Blues confirmed that Jordan Binnington has been called up to fill in for Brian Elliott after his injury.

Tuesday, Nov. 25

Elliott Suffers Lower-Body Injury

The team's official Twitter account passed along the news:

Elliott, 29, has been solid on the season through 13 starts prior to Tuesday. The former Ottawa goalie holds an 8-4-1 record with a 1.90 goals-against average and .927 save percentage.

The team also noted more on the situation:

Randall Ritchey of Hockey Buzz offered his take on options if Elliott's injury is serious:

Jake Allen, who replaced Elliott on Tuesday, holds a 6-2-0 record this season along with a 2.00 GAA. While he has been effective this season, Elliott is the more trusted starter for the Blues.

Holding a 2-0 lead when Elliott exited the game, the Blues ultimately lost 3-2 via shootout.

St. Louis would have a difficult road ahead against the Minnesota Wild and Chicago Blackhawks if Elliott misses time.

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