Hartnell appeared in just four shifts for a total of 3:38 of ice time. Through the first four games of the season Hartnell is scoreless, while averaging just over 17 minutes of ice time per game.

Hartnell appeared in just four shifts for a total of 3:38 of ice time. Through the first four games of the season Hartnell is scoreless, while averaging just over 17 minutes of ice time per game.
Markstrom allowed six goals on 24 shots in a 7-2 loss to the Lightning. Steven Stamkos scored a hattrick and things won't get any easier tonight. He faces Sidney Crosby and the Penguins. Look elsewhere for your starter tonight.
Greiss made his Coyotes debut on Tuesday when he came in to relieve Mike Smith. He stopped seven of the eight shots he faced. Tonight be his first start as a Coyote and it would be against the 1-3-0 Flyers.
Ward has struggled so far allowing eight goals in two starts. His 3.90 GAA and .893 SV% are not very Ward-like numbers. To this point he has been outplayed by Anton Khudobin and could be in danger of losing starts down the road. He draws a tough matchup tonight when he takes on the L.A Kings.
Gionta missed the Canadiens flight to Calgary earlier in the week because of family reasons, but was able to join the team and play on Wednesday. The Habs will play Vancouver tomorrow, so don't expect Gionta to be in the lineup.
Palmieri was sidelined for Thursday's game but will be back when Anaheim takes on Ottawa. He has yet to record a point in three games.
After sitting out on Wednesday because of a nagging groin injury, the Sens captain skated with the team today. It is a good sign the the centre could return to the lineup tomorrow vs. San Jose. They are going to need as much fire power as they have if they want to beat the red-hot Sharks.
Summers has not appear in a game for the Coyotes this season.
Should Bernier start it would the first time in his NHL career that he started three straight games. His first week and a half as a Maple Leaf have been spectacular. Thursday night he posted a 36 save shutout, dropping his GAA to 0.84 through four starts. Of goalies who have made at least two starts, he leads the NHL in SV% with a .974. While it isn't time to start building a statue in front of the ACC, this is a great start for the 25-year-old.
Penner left the game Thursday after skating just 8:26, but he managed to score and assist on a goal after being moved back to the Ducks top line. Consider him questionable Sunday.
With Niklas Backstrom on the shelf with an injury, Harding will make his second straight start. Thing were pretty easy for him on Thursday when the Jets were only able to throw 15 shots his way. Harding stopped 14 of 15 in the 2-1 win. He will face the Stars tomorrow who will be playing their second game in as many nights.
Biron will make his second appearance but first start of the season on Saturday. Henrik Lundqvist has been hung out to dry by his teammates in his last two starts (10 goals against), so they will look to shake things up with Biron. If 'King Henrik' can't backstop the Rangers to a win, I wouldn't trust Biron against a tough Blues team.
Ward has struggled so far this season allowing eight goals in two starts. His 3.90 GAA and .893 SV% are not very Ward-like numbers. So far he has been outplayed by Anton Khudobin and could be in trouble of losing starts down the road. He draws a tough matchup tonight when he takes on the L.A Kings.
Edler will be eligible to return next Saturday in Pittsburgh.
Greiss made his Coyotes debut on Tuesday when he came in to relieve Mike Smith. He stopped seven of the eight shots he faced. Tonight would mark his first start as a Coyote and it would be against the 1-3-0 Flyers.
Tyutin has missed all three of Columbus' games with a lower body injury.
Crabb played 9:49 in his Panthers debut last night.
Howard played very well on Thursday, stopping 34 of 37 shots, but the Red Wings played poorly in front of him. After starting 2-0 he has lost each of his last two starts. He will face a Flyers team still searching for an identity under new head coach Craig Berube.
Glendenning has two assists in two games with Grand Rapids.
Schmidt is expected to make his NHL debut tomorrow with John Erskine out with an upper-body injury. He has one goal in one game with Hershey.