Broduer allowed four goals on 22 shots in a loss to the Hurricanes on Wednesday. After a streak of consecutive wins, Marty has now lost three straight. He will look to start December off with a win over the Canadiens in Montreal.
Schneider allowed two goals on 18 shots in a win over the Hurricanes last night. He finally received some goal support with the Devils pushing five by Cam Ward. Schneider has a good chance to make it three wins in a row tonight vs. Buffalo.
We will assume that it won't change and call Enroth likely. He allowed four goals on 22 shots in a loss to the Leafs on November 16 which was his last outing. Tonight he would face a low-scoring Devils team, but still does not have much spot-start appeal.
Parros is obviously not fantasy relevant, but this will be his first time facing the Maple Leafs since the season opener when he was knocked out in a fight with Colton Orr. This should be a great game and the fact that Parros is dressing is worth keeping an eye on. Douglas Murray who stands in at 6-foot-3, 245 lbs will also be in the lineup.
Smith was given Wednesday off, but will be back in goal tonight vs. Chicago. He gave up three goals on 28 shots in his third straight loss on Monday. He has a tough matchup to close out a tough month, he went 5-3-2 with a 3.08 GAA and .910 SV% in November.
Sekera has an undisclosed upper-body injury and did not play Friday in the Canes' 5-2 loss to the New Jersey Devils. Sekera was missed, both defensively and on the power play. He also has been productive offensively, with three goals and two assists in his last five games before Friday.
Grant left the ice early and Nolan Yonkman stayed on late which is a good sign that Grant will play. Grant had six goals and 12 points in 19 games with Norfolk (AHL).
Ramo stopped all four shots he faced in a relief effort last night. Tonight will be his first start since November 14 when he was pulled after allowing three goals on 15 shots. He has struggled to a 3.52 GAA and .884 SV% in nine appearances, look elsewhere tonight.
Baertschi continues to come in and out of the lineup. He has dressed for the last nine games posting one goal and three assists with a minus-2 rating. He was out on the ice late today which suggests he will sit with Paul Byron coming in.
Bertuzzi will miss his fourth straight game, but appears to be getting closer to a return. He could be in the lineup on Wednesday vs. Philadelphia.
Gustavsson will get his third start in the last four games. Even though Jimmy Howard recorded a shutout vs. the Islanders on Friday, 'The Monster' will go tomorrow. Howard has struggled vs. the Senators so it makes sense that Mike Babcock would go to Gustavsson who is 6-0-1 with a 2.17 GAA and .927 SV%.
Breen who was recalled on Monday played 11:44 and was a minus-1 in Friday's loss to the Ducks. He will take a seat tonight in favour of Shane O'Brien.
O'Brien had been a healthy scratch for the last two games, but he will replace Chris Breen in the lineup tonight vs. Los Angeles. He has two assists while averaging 10:22 through 21 games.
There is no word on who will come out for the Flames but Byron is in. Byron has five goals and 13 assists in 23 games with Abbotsford (AHL) this season. Byron is a 24-year-old centre who was drafted 178th overall in 2007 and has spent the three seasons in the Flames system.
Ramo is scheduled to start tonight vs. the Kings, but if he is unable to go then Reto Berra would get the call in net.
Giordano continues to work his way back from a broken ankle that he suffered on October 21. He was given a six-to-eight week timetable and it has been five weeks since he broke the ankle. He is definitely nearing a return and could be back in the lineup next week, which would be a huge boost for the Flames.
Hiller gave up five goals on 32 shots in 6-3 loss to the Stars on Tuesday. It was the third time in the last five starts that Hiller has given up at least four goals. He draws a very difficult matchup vs. the Sharks who are winners of four straight and seven in the last eight.
Scrivens allowed two goals on 40 shots in a eight-round shootout loss to the Sharks on Wednesday. It was another fantastic start for the Kings new starter and he is a must-start tonight vs. the Flames.
Niemi allowed three goals on 24 shots in a win over the Blues last night. He will go again as he searches for his fifth consecutive win. After a rough stretch to begin November, Niemi has looked great as of late, moving himself back into the elite conversation. He has a tough matchup vs. the Ducks tonight, but he should still be a solid goalie-2 tonight.
Luongo stopped 37 of 39 shots in a 5-2 win over the Senators on Thursday. It was a great outing for Lu who was 1-3-3 in his previous seven starts. He will take on the Rangers this afternoon, who are coming off of a sluggish performance against the Bruins on Friday. New York has been extremely inconsistent this season, so Luongo should make for a good start as he tries to earn coach John Tortorella a win vs. his former team.
