Anderson missed the last three games with a lower-body injury, but it expected to replace Lauri Korpikoski in the lineup in Philadelphia. Anderson has scored 14 goals with 10 assists while playing limited minutes in 63 games this season.
Miller allowed two goals on 47 shots in the Canucks’ loss to the Penguins on Saturday. He has lost three in a row despite stopping 105 of 113 shots (.929 SV%). In his first start against the Bruins, Miller gave up four goals on 30 shots in a 4-3 loss in Boston.
Smith gave up four goals on 30 shots in the Coyotes’ win over the Devils on Saturday. Smith has gone 11-11-4 with a 2.91 GAA And .914 SV% on home ice this season and he is an interesting option tonight with the league-worst Colorado Avalanche in town.
Fleury allowed two goals on 42 shots in the Penguins’ win in Edmonton on Friday. Fleury has been great in his last two starts, winning both while stopping 68 of 70 shots (.971 SV%). Fleury has stepped his game up going 4-1-1 with a 2.22 GAA and .933 SV% in his last six starts. His improved play could see him get more starts down the stretch.
Shore was a second round pick (No.44 overall) in 2009 and signed with the Canucks last week after finishing his season with Kloten HC in Switzerland. The 6-foot-3, 205 lbs. forward had 24 goals and 24 assists (48 points) in 50 games overseas and the Canucks will take a look at him for the remainder of the 2016-17 season.
Tanev continues to battle food poisoning and will be sidelined for the second game in a row when the Canucks take on the Bruins tonight. Head coach Willie Desjardins is hopeful that Granlund will play on Thursday.
Granlund missed Saturday’s game with food poisoning, but will play tonight vs. the Bruins. Granlund will skate with the Sedin Twins and comes into play with five goals and four assists (nine points) in his last 14 games.
Darling will return much quicker than originally expected. His original timetable was three weeks, but the netminder only missed two weeks and will return as Corey Crawford’s backup in Montreal on Tuesday.
Fleury allowed two goals on 42 shots in the Penguins’ win in Edmonton on Friday. Fleury has been great in his last two starts, winning both while stopping 68 of 70 shots (.971 SV%). Fleury has stepped his game up going 4-1-1 with a 2.22 GAA and .933 SV% in his last six starts. His improved play could see him get more starts down the stretch.
Crawford allowed two goals on 44 shots in the Blackhawks’ victory over Minnesota on Sunday. It was an excellent performance from Crawford, who has won five of his last seven starts with a 2.43 GAA and .928 SV%. Tonight he’ll start in his hometown against a Habs team who he beat 3-2 on home-ice back in November.
Petan got back into the lineup on Saturday, but played just eight minutes.Tonight he will come out of the lineup as a healthy scratch for the fifth time in six games. Petan will be replaced by Chris Thorburn—a move that is bound to upset Jets fans.
Trouba will come out of the lineup tonight in Nashville and is expected to be replaced by Julian Melchiori. There’s no word how serious Trouba is, so consider him as day-to-day for now.
Quick stopped 17 of 19 shots in the Kings’ win over the Capitals. Quick has won three consecutive starts while posting a 1.91 GAA and .918 SV%. Quick hasn’t missed a beat in his return to the Kings’ crease and will look to extend his winning streak tonight vs. the Blues.
Elliott stopped all 31 shots that he faced in the Flames’ shutout win in Winnipeg on Saturday. Elliott has won eight straight and has posted back-to-back shutouts, stopping all 55 shots that he faced vs. the Canadiens and Jets. His sensational run will be put to the test tonight against a Penguins team that is riding a five-game winning streak of their own.
Hanzal was a late scratch from Sunday’s afternoon game in Chicago and will likely miss the remainder of the Wild’s road trip. With Hanzal out, Jordan Schroeder is expected to remain in the lineup.
Elliott stopped all 31 shots that he faced in the Flames’ shutout win in Winnipeg on Saturday. Elliott has won eight straight and has posted back-to-back shutouts, stopping all 55 shots that he faced vs. the Canadiens and Jets. His sensational run will be put to the test tonight against a Penguins team that is riding a five-game winning streak of their own.
Hellebuyck surrendered three goals on 29 shots in the Jets’ loss to the Flames on Saturday. Hellebuyck has dropped three straight starts while allowing a combined 10 goals on 73 shots (.863 SV%). Despite hitting a rough stretch, the Jets really have no choice but to stick with him as they try to push for the playoffs.
Malgin will miss at least one week with a concussion that he sustained on Saturday. With Malgin out, Michael Sgarbossa is expected to draw back into the lineup on Tuesday.
Rinne allowed three goals on 34 shots in the Predators’ overtime loss to the Kings on Thursday. Despite Juuse Saros getting the win on Saturday, look for Rinne to be between the pipes tonight vs. the Jets. Rinne is 16-5-4 with a 2.37 GAA and .915 SV% on home ice this season.
Ekblad was forced from Saturday’s game in Tampa Bay with a concussion and is expected to miss at least one week—which is four games for the Panthers this week. This is a tough loss for the Fantasy playoffs because Ekblad has four points (2G / 2A) and a ridiculous 51 shots in his last 11 games.
