Washington Capitals center Jay Beagle will return to the ice for Wednesday's game against the New York Rangers.
Beagle has been sidelined since suffering a concussion on Oct. 13.
"He's one of these kids that wants to play, you see how hard he works in practice," Capitals coach Dale Hunter told the Washington Post.
"He'll give us some energy, give us some size. Especially against the Rangers, (their) third and fourth lines are big guys and we'll need some size."
The 26-year-old Beagle recorded seven penalty minutes in two games this season.
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