Marian Gaborik will be sidelined eight weeks with a foot injury suffered in Team Europe's win over Sweden at the World Cup of Hockey, Kings general manager Dean Lombardi told the Los Angeles Times.

Gaborik, 34, will miss the finals against Canada that begin Tuesday. He will also be out for the first part of the NHL season, which begins Oct. 12.

After missing Sunday's game against Team Russia due to the flu, Team Sweden goaltender Henrik Lundqvist participated in a full practice Monday. It hasn't yet been decided whether Lundqvist will start against Team Finland on Tuesday in the World Cup of Hockey at Air Canada Centre.

"I feel better today," Lundqvist said. "Yesterday was just not good enough to be able to play. The decision was made together with [coach] Rikard [Gronborg]. The position is what it is, and it's a lot of responsibility. You just can't go out there and see if you're OK, so we made that decision, which was a good one. [Backup Jacob] Markstrom played really well. Personally, today, it was better. We went really hard in practice, and we'll see how I feel in the afternoon, and in the end it's up to the coaches to decide who is going to play."

Frederik Andersen of the Toronto Maple Leafs was injured during Denmark’s Olympic qualifier on Friday against Slovenia, putting his attendance at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey in doubt.

Andersen left the game late in the third period after he collided with teammate Oliver Bjorkstrand.

Andersen injured his shoulder and will be sidelined 1-2 weeks, putting his World Cup status for Team Europe up in the air.

Andersen signed a five-year, $25 million contract with the Leafs after being acquired from the Anaheim Ducks in June.