Don't fix what isn't broken. Bobrovsky has been red-hot in March and looks to give the Hawks another challenge. Bob is yet to face the Hawks this season but after his performance vs. Vancouver, you need to continue rolling with him at home.
Like Jeff Carter earlier in the year, Berglund is potting goals at a much higher clip than getting attributed for assists. He could be useful for you to help balance out a high assist / low goals player like St. Louis or Thornton.
Allen is 6-1 on the season with a 2.63 GAA and .903 SV% - outplaying last season's standout goalie tandem Halak and Elliott. No idea how long Hitch will ride the youngster but it could be safe to give up on Elliott - the lower performing goalie of the two - and hope that Halak gets reintroduced more down the stretch.
Seguin was held off the scoresheet vs. Ottawa but has 6 goals in 7 games in March. He isn't offering much value in the assist or powerplay point department but those opportunities will come as long as he keeps finding the back of the net. Playing the Panthers should help him increase that total.
The young Sen is getting lots of opportunity with all the key injuries in Ottawa. He may be worth a look in your league.
Late news on Schenn being scratch. He has the flu.
Rheault is not expected to have any fantasy relevance for as long as he is with the big club.
The hit was clean but the unfortunate Versteeg will miss more time this season. Consider him day-to-day.
Rask missed Tuesday's game due to the flu and is a must-start Thursday vs. the Panthers at home.
The Panthers - losers of 4 straight - desperately need a win but on the road in Boston will be a tough spot for them and Markstrom. Use your other options if you have them.
Boucher leads the OHL with 62 goals in 65 games this season for the Sarnia Sting, 14 goals more than any other player in the league. His contract doesn't begin until 2013-14 so he's not eligible to play in NHL this season.
This is a tough break for the Bruins and Kelly. This very likely ends Kelly's season. Jordan Caron will likely stay up with the Bruins as a result of this injury.
Perry gets suspended for blindside, hit to the head on Minnesota Wild forward Jason Zucker. Suspension video on link.
Palmieri has missed the Ducks last five games with an upper-body injury. He had seven goals and three assists at the time of the injury. He will likely slot into the Ducks fourth line with Patrick Maroon and Peter Holland.
Eaves is not fantasy relevant.
Fasth missed yesterday's start because of an upper-body injury that he suffered earlier in the day. There is no word on what the injury is or how long it will keep him out. In the mean-time Jonas Hiller will likely get all the starts until Fasth is ready to return. A more accurate assessment of the injury should be available soon.
Morrow has sat out the Stars last two games because of a groin injury. He won't be out long and could even return tomorrow. Consider him day-to-day.
Benn's injured wrist kept him out of last night's contest and it will likely keep him out tomorrow. Monitor his status tomorrow for a more accurate report on his availability.
Lupul has only appeared in three games this season but is nearing a return from a broken forearm. The Maple Leafs are in the middle of a tight playoff race and it has all been done without Lupul. Getting him back will be like trading for a top-6 forward but not giving up anything. He should have an immediate impact on the Leafs lineup when he returns.
Nyquist will need to take advantage of his time on Datsyuk's line if he wants to play there permanently. Abdelkader has yet to produce on that line so Nyquist should have no problem bumping him down.
