Petan didn't do much with the Maple Leafs earlier in the year but had a nice two-game stint with the Marlies, picking up two goals and three assists. He will replace Dmytro Timashov on the fourth line and re-enters the lineup with one goal and one assist in nine career games with the Maple Leafs.
Bishop had his shutout bid ended late in Saturday's win over the Canadiens. He stopped 35 of 36 shots in that game and has now stopped 134 of the last 141 (.950 SV%) that he has faced. Bishop is rolling and tonight he takes on a Colorado team that is 1-3-1 while scoring just 12 goals in five games (2.40 GF/gm) without Mikko Rantanen.
Quick surrendered five goals on 49 shots in the Kings loss to the Canucks on Wednesday. Quick has lost three straight starts while allowed a combined 14 goals on 110 shots (.873 SV%). Quick has been under siege as of late and a matchup with the Maple Leafs who are seventh in goals (3.47 GF/gm) and 13th in shots (32.1/gm) is a recipe for disaster for Quick.
Fleury allowed five goals on 29 shots in the Golden Knights loss to the Canadiens last Thursday. Fleury then missed Saturday's game vs. the Jets with the flu but will start tonight in Columbus. He has yet to lose on the road this season, going 4-0-0 with a 1.27 GAA, .960 SV% and one shutout in four starts, so make sure he's active on Tuesday.
Andersen allowed three goals on 40 shots in the Maple Leafs shootout win in Philadelphia on Saturday. Andersen has won five of his last seven starts while posting a 2.62 GAA and .917 SV% and he becomes an even better option with John Tavares drawing back into the lineup tonight. Los Angeles comes in averaging 2.71 goals per game (23rd).
Tavares missed seven games with a fractured finger but will play Tuesday vs. the Kings. Unsurprisingly, the Maple Leafs struggled without their captain, going 3-2-2 while averaging 3.00 goals per game versus 4-3-1 while averaging 3.88 goals per game with him in the lineup. He'll return with seven points (3G / 4A) in eight games and will play on a line with Mitch Marner and Trevor Moore.
Korpisalo allowed two goals on 28 shots in the Blue Jackets' 3-0 loss to the Flames on Saturday. Korpisalo has now dropped three straight while giving up a combined 12 goals on just 85 shots (.859 SV%). He carries a .885 home SV% into Tuesday's meeting with a Golden Knights team that is 4-2-0 while averaging 3.00 goals per game on the road this season.
Greiss allowed two goals on 35 shots in the Islanders win over the Lightning last Friday. The Islanders are rolling right now so they will stick with their goaltending rotation. Personally, Greiss has won four in a row while posting a 2.00 GAA and .937 SV%. This is reminiscent of what we saw in 2018-19, so continue to trust Greiss until he starts playing poorly.
Rinne gave up six goals on 27 shots in the Predators overtime loss to the Flames last Thursday. It was a rare rough outing for Rinne, who will be back between the pipes in Detroit. He has yet to lose in regulation (7-0-2) while posting. a 2.19 GAA and .920 SV% in nine starts this season, so don’t hesitate to start him against one of the worst teams in hockey.
Rinne gave up six goals on 27 shots in the Predators overtime loss to the Flames last Thursday. It was a rare rough outing for Rinne, who will be back between the pipes in Detroit. He has yet to lose in regulation (7-0-2) while posting. a 2.19 GAA and .920 SV% in nine starts this season, so don’t hesitate to start him against one of the worst teams in hockey.
Kuemper stopped all 33 shots that he faced in the Coyotes shutout win over the Avalanche on Saturday. Kuemper has won two in a row and six of his last seven (6-1-0) while posting a 1.70 GAA, .941 SV% and one shutout. Tonight he faces an Oilers team that is 5-0-1 while averaging 3.83 goals per game on home-ice—a drastic difference from their 2.33 GF/gm on the road.
Tuch missed the first 13 games of the season and lasted just four periods before getting hurt again. Tuch didn't travel with the team to star their road-trip but may re-join them at some point during their four-game trip. Nicolas Roy was recalled from Chicago (AHL) and will take his spot on the roster on Tuesday.
Poolman was forced to leave Saturday's game in Vegas with an upper-body injury and is questionable for Tuesday's game vs. the Jets. Luckily for Winnipeg, it looks like Nathan Beaulieu will make his season debut and replace Poolman.
Beaulieu is right on schedule with the original four-week timetable. He missed the first 15 games with an upper-body injury but he will likely replace Tucker Poolman, who is dealing with an upper-body injury of his own. Beaulieu had five assists in 18 games with the Jets after coming over from the Sabres.
Simek underwent knee surgery in March and was assigned to the Barracuda for a conditioning stint last Monday. The 27-year-old blueliner had two assists in two AHL games and his return to the Sharks suggests that he will make his season debut on Tuesday (vs. CHI) or Thursday (vs. MIN).
Brodzinski is dealing with a shoulder injury so they swap him for Lean Bergmann to help the Sharks in the immediate future. Brodzinski has two goals and one assist in three games with the Barracuda this season.
Bergmann split the first month of the season between the NHL and AHL. He had one assist in six games with the Sharks and has picked up eight points (3G / 5A) in six games with the Barracuda. Bergmann takes Jonny Brodzinski's spot on the roster.
Hart allowed three goals on 26 shots in the Flyers win in New Jersey last Friday. Brian Elliott started Saturday's shootout loss, so they'll come back to Hart tonight vs. the Hurricanes. He is 2-1-0 with a 2.02 GAA, .915 SV% and one shutout on home-ice this season, while Carolina comes in at 3-2-1 with 3.00 goals for per game on the road.
Koskinen allowed two goals on 27 shots in the Oilers loss in Detroit last Tuesday. Mike Smith started the last two games, including a 51-save performance on Saturday, so Koskinen will give him a breather on Monday. The 31-year-old netminder has gone 3-0-0 with a 2.48 GAA and .926 SV% on home-ice this season.
