Plymouth hoping for reinforcements ahead of clash with Leyton Orient
Plymouth boss Derek Adams is hoping the Pilgrims' injury crisis eases ahead of Leyton Orient's visit to Home Park.
The League Two leaders have been without striker Reuben Reid and midfielder Hiram Boateng in recent weeks and defender Peter Hartley looks like missing out again with a foot injury.
But Nelson hopes to have goalkeeper Luke McCormick (groin) and Carl McHugh (hamstring) back after the pair missed Saturday's Devon derby defeat to Exeter.
Craig Tanner definitely misses out through suspension after picking up a fifth booking of the season against Exeter.
Orient could be without their captain and central defender Mathieu Baudry for the match.
Baudry has a problem with his groin and is a doubt, while Connor Essam (ankle), Paul McCallum (knee) and Dean Cox (knee) are all out with long-term injuries.
Back-up goalkeeper Charlie Grainger is also missing as he recovers from appendicitis.
Orient sit seventh in the table after beating York 3-2 on Saturday. The victory was only their third in 13 league matches.
Source: PAR
