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Quine has appeared in the last two games, collecting one assist and one shot, but will come out of the lineup tonight with Anthony Beauvillier (lower-body) returning.

Beauvillier missed Saturday’s game in St. Louis, but will replace Alan Quine in the lineup on Thursday. Beauviller has no points in his last five games and has collected just four points (2G / 2A) in 13 games this season. He is expected to skate on a line with Brock Nelson and Josh Ho-Sang.

Greiss allowed two goals on 37 shots in the Islanders win in St. Louis on Saturday. Greiss has started three of the last four games, winning two of three while allowing a combined eight goals on 97 shots (.918 SV%). Tonight he faces the Hurricanes on home-ice, where he has gone 2-0-2 with a 2.69 GAA and .913 SV% this season.

Tennyson has not be in the lineup for the last four games and will go on IR to open up a roster spot to recall Kyle Criscuolo from Rochester (AHL).

Fedun played just 10:22 TOI in Tuesday’s overtime loss in Pittsburgh, suggesting he left early with an undisclosed injury. In a corresponding move, the Sabres recalled Casey Nelson from Rochester (AHL).

Nelson has one goal and three assists in 14 games with the Americans this season. The 25-year-old defenseman has four assists in 18 career NHL games and could make his season debut in Detroit on Friday.

Criscuolo has registered 11 points (5G / 6A) in 14 AHL games this season. This is his first year in the Sabres organization after a few years with the Red Wings. Criscuolo could make his NHL debut Friday in Detroit.

Paul was sent back to Belleville after the Senators got home from Sweden because they had four days off. On Wednesday the Senators skated with 11 forwards and seven defensemen, but Paul’s call-up suggests that he may play and Chris Wideman will be a healthy scratch. The 22-year-old has five assists in 12 AHL games this season and five points (2G / 3A) in 26 career NHL games.

Lindback has gone 8-3-0 with a 2.46 GAA and .918 SV% in 11 starts with Milwaukee this season. With Juuse Saros struggling with the Predators, Lindback comes up to serve as the Predators’ No.2 netminder for the time being. The 29-year-old has a 2.87 GAA and .904 SV% in 130 career NHL games.

It looked like Saros would have a chance to carve out a nice role this season after going 10-8-3 with a 2.35 GAA and .923 SV% last year. This year did not start well, with the 22-year-old going 1-3-0 with a 3.94 GAA and .855 SV% in his first four starts. Anders Lindback has been recalled to serve as the Predators No.2 netminder.

Rask allowed three goals on 24 shots in the Bruins’ loss to the Maple Leafs on Saturday. Rask has now lost three of his last four starts while posting a 3.05 GAA and .891 SV%. Now he heads to Anaheim looking for his first road win of the season—he has gone 0-3-1 with a 3.24 GAA and .896 SV% in his first four road starts.

Lindholm was at the rink this morning but did not take part in the morning skate, leaving him as a game-time decision against the Bruins. It’s a late start, making Lindholm a very risky daily fantasy pick, but monitor his status when the Ducks hit the ice for warmups.

Gibson allowed two goals on 37 shots in the Ducks’ loss to the Lightning on Sunday and the game would have been much more lopsided if it weren’t for Gibson’s play. Gibson comes into Wednesday on a personal four-game losing streak, posting a 3.14 GAA and .906 SV% in the process.

Dubnyk stopped all 30 shots that he faced in the Wild’s shutout win over the Flyers on Tuesday. Dubnyk has now posted three straight shutouts, turning aside all 103 shots that he has faced. Tonight he will look to go for four in a row against a Predators team that has won five in a row while averaging 4.4 goals per game over that span.

Grimaldi picked up one goal and two assists in five games with the Avalanche during his call-up, but he will swap placed with Vladislav Kamenev and head back to San Antonio and await another opportunity.