When asked for an update on Matt Calvert's status following practice on Wednesday, Bednar told Colorado Hockey Now that the injury might hold him out for a bit longer than day-to-day. "Yeah, Matt Calvert is out indefinitely with an upper-body injury right now," he told CHN. "We're just trying to figure out exactly what it is and how long he'll be out." The 19th overall pick in 2011, Calvert has five goals and four assists through 14 games this season. Calvert was injured after taking a hit from Avalanche defenseman Tyson Barrie during Tuesday's game against the New York Rangers. The puck never left the ice at Madison Square Garden as both teams went into their respective locker rooms at the end of the first period without a score. When play resumed at 6:43 of the second period, Calvert did not return to the game. He will be replaced by rookie Carl Soderberg, who played three games with the Avalanche last season before being sent back to Sweden due to injury. Soderberg has six points (three goals, three assists) this season with the Avs' American Hockey League team, the Denver Nuggets. Calvert is the third Blue Jacket to be sidelined with an injury after training camp began earlier this month. Defenseman Erik Johnson (knee) and forward Nathan MacKinnon (back) are also listed as day-to-day.