Havlat has missed the last eight games with a lower-body injury that he suffered on October 21st. Havlat has recorded one goal and two assists in five games with the Devils. He could be back in the lineup tomorrow vs. Boston.
Cammalleri has missed the last six games with a neck injury that he suffered on October 24th vs. Dallas. He was back skating with Travis Zajac and Jaromir Jagr, which is a good sign that could be back tomorrow night in Boston.
Larsson did not record a point with a minus-1 rating, while averaging 10:39 TOI in four games with the Sabres. Sending Larsson back to Rochester suggests that Marcus Foligno will be back in the lineup on Tuesday.
Datsyuk will miss his second straight game with a groin injury that he suffered on Friday before their win vs. the Devils. “I have no idea when Pav will be back,” coach Mike Babcock said Saturday. After Sunday, the Wings don’t play again until Friday, so he will have a full week to heal.
Harrington did not get into a game during his recall. He head back to the AHL where he has two assists in seven games with WBS this season. He will be in the lineup as the WBS Penguins will look to win their third game of the weekend today when they host the Syracuse Crunch.
Smith, 29, has two goals and three assists in eight game with the Marlies this season. His recall suggests that Daniel Winnik will be unavailable again and that Peter Holland might not play tonight. Holland had to get X-rays after Saturday’s win in New York, so Smith could be make his season vs. the Senators.
Ference was suspended for three games for his hit on Zack Kassian on November 1st. Ference will be paired with Justin Schultz, which means that Martin Marincin will come out of the lineup.
Fasth stopped 29 of 31 shots in the Oilers 3-2 win over the Sabres on Thursday. It was Fasth’s first win of the season and it earned him a second consecutive start tonight in New York. It will be a much more difficult task than Friday, but he might not be a bad spot-start for people who are desperate for goalie numbers.
Quick stopped 25 of 26 shots in the Kings 2-1 shootout loss on Thursday. All of a sudden Quick has dropped four of his last five starts, despite posting a 2.35 GAA and .929 SV%. Tonight he faces a Canucks team who has the second most points in the NHL at 20 (10-4-0).
Miller allowed two goals on 36 shots in a 3-2 win over the Sharks on Thursday. Miller has won seven in a row and 10 of his 11 starts on the year, while posting a 2.20 GAA and .920 SV%. After a so-so season in 2013-14, Miller has been excellent in his first month with the Canucks.
Rinne stopped 33 of 35 shots in the Predators 3-2 win over the Stars on Thursday. Rinne is off to a great start to the year, having won eight of his first 11 starts with a 1.89 GAA and .932 SV%. He draws a tough road matchup, but Rinne has gone 4-1-0 on the road this season.
Boychuk did not come onto the ice for warmups. He will be replaced by Brian Strait. Consider him day-to-day and expect an update on Sunday.
Lindback gave up six goals on 28 shots in a 7-5 loss to the Islanders on October 25th. He has allowed nine goals on 60 shots (.850 SV%) in his only two starts of the season. He could be in danger of losing his backup job if he has another bad outing; which is likely with the seventh best offence in town—San Jose is averaging 2.93 goals per game.
Ryan stayed on late at the Senators morning skate and was listed as a game time decision. He will not play tonight so expect Erik Condra to draw back into the lineup vs. the Jets.
Fleury stopped 34 of 37 shots in a 4-3 shootout win over the Jets on Thursday. He has been unreal lately, winning five in a row with a 1.18 GAA, .956 SV% and three shutouts. With Sunday off, it is no surprise it looks like the Pens will roll Fleury out there again. He is a must-start vs. the Sabres.
Peters gave up six goals on 30 shots in the Hurricanes loss to the Coyotes last Sunday. With Braden Holtby getting the call last night vs. the Blackhawks, Peters will be in goal tonight vs. his former team. The Hurricanes are on a four-game winning streak, but Peters could make for a nice spot-start because of the motivation to beat his former teammates.
Stalock stopped 13 of 15 shots, but walked away on the losing end of a 2-1 final on October 25th vs. Buffalo. Antti Niemi has played very well, which limited Stalock to four starts in the Sharks first 14 games. He is 1-2-1 with a 2.22 GAA and .924 SV% in the early part of the season.
Pavelec surrendered three goals on 35 shots in a shootout defeat against the Penguins on Thursday. Despite the loss, Pavelec is 2-0-1 with a 1.27 GAA and .959 SV% in three November starts. Tonight he gets the call in Ottawa—he has gone 3-1-1 with a 1.73 GAA and .937 SV% away from the MTS Centre.
Perry has missed the last two games and was not at Ducks’ practice on Saturday. He is struggling with the flu and it does not seem likely that he will play tomorrow vs. Vancouver. After Sunday, the Ducks are off until Wednesday, so there is a good chance he will be back for that clash with the Kings.
Fowler left Friday’s game with a lower-body injury, but head coach Bruce Bourdreau said that Fowler could play on Sunday. He is listed as day-to-day, which sounds worse than it is if he is a possibility for tomorrow. Monitor his status during tomorrow’s morning skate.
