Regehr left game 1 midway through the first period and did not return. Regehr was knocked into his own net by Ducks' forward Teemu Selanne and tried to stay in the game, but only lasted one more shift before retiring to the dressing room. Jeff Schultz will slide into the lineup and pair with Slava Voynov in game 2. There is no word on how serious Regehr's injury is.
Shaw will miss his second straight game after suffering a lower-body injury in game 1. Head coach Joel Quenneville said it is still possible for Shaw to join the team and play in game 4, but he should be considered questionable at this point.
Hiller allowed three goals on 36 shots in a 3-2 OT loss to the Kings in game 1. With eight seconds left the Ducks were up 2-1, but Marian Gaborik tied it up at 19:53 of the third and then finished it 12:07 into OT. Hiller played very well in his first 2014 postseason start, but he will need to make that a trend because L.A has one of the best goalies in the world in the other crease.
Prust skated as an extra in the Habs practice on Monday. It looks like the Canadiens will insert Ryan White into the lineup with Prust coming out. Prust has one assist and an EVEN rating in six games this postseason.
Bourque leads the Canadiens with four goals through the first six postseason games, but an illness could keep him out of the lineup for game 3 on Tuesday. Monitor his status during tomorrow's morning skate.
Lundqvist allowed two goals on 34 shots in a 3-0 loss in game 2 last night. Lundqivst played great, but looked exhausted towards the end of the game. The Rangers are averaging 1.75 goals in their last four games, so Lundqvist has been forced to be excellent. King Henrik has gone 3-1 with a 1.75 GAA and .924 SV% at Madison Square Garden in the playoffs.
Fleury stopped all 22 shots that he faced in last night's 3-0 win to knot the series up at 1-1. Fleury set a Penguins' franchise record with his seventh career playoff shutout. Fleury has gone 2-1 with a 3.28 GAA and .892 SV% in three postseason starts on the road. He will look to improve on those numbers tonight, and get the Penguins a 2-1 series lead.
Shaw missed game 2 on Sunday after suffering a lower-body injury in game 1. His injury is not believed to be serious and he could play on Tuesday, but we won't know until after the Blackhawks' morning skate tomorrow.
Fleury allowed three goals on 27 shots in the 3-2 OT loss in game 1. He allowed a soft goal five minutes into the first period, but got stronger as the game went on. Fleury needs a strong outing tonight to avoid going down 2-0 and keep his confidence level high. He is 4-3 with a 2.82 GAA and .906 SV% heading into game 2. Those numbers are miles better than his last two postseasons.
Orpik will miss his fourth consecutive game tonight with a lower-body injury he suffered in round 1. Robert Bortuzzo will skate in his stead for the fourth game in a row. Orpik skated on his own this morning and is listed as day-to-day.
Lundqvist stopped 34 of 36 shots in Friday's 3-2 OT win in Game 1. Lundqvist was sharp all night and outplayed Marc-Andre Fleury to steal home-ice advantage. He has stopped 60 of the last 63 (.952 SV%) shots that he has faced. Expect the Penguins to come out flying on home-ice tonight, so King Henrik will need to be steady in goal yet again.
Crawford stood tall in game 1, stopping 30 of 32 shots en route to the 5-2 win. He has won five in a row with a 1.51 GAA and .951 SV%. Crawford still is not looked at as an elite goaltender, but his 21-9 record, 1.87 GAA and .933 SV% in his last 30 playoff starts speak for themselves.
Fontaine, 26, had 13 goals and eight assists (21 points) in 66 games in his first NHL season. He has yet to record a point and is a minus-2 in four postseason games so far. He will skate on the third line with Erik Haula and Nino Niederreiter today.
With Darcy Kuemper still sidelined with an upper-body ailment, Bryzgalov will get the call in game 2 on Sunday afternoon. He allowed four goals on 21 shots in the game 1 5-2 loss in Chicago. The playoffs have been a struggle for Bryz. He is 1-3 with a 4.17 GAA and .821 SV%… Yikes.
Kuemper will miss his second straight game after suffering an upper-body injury late in game 7 vs. the Avalanche. Ilya Bryzgalov will once again be between the pipes, he allowed four goals on 21 shots in the game 1 defeat.
Hiller stopped all 12 shots that he faced after replacing Frederik Andersen in the game 6 OT win over the Stars. Despite not a game in the first round, the Ducks will roll with Hiller in game 1 vs. the Kings after Andersen had a shaky six games. Hiller was 1-0-1 with a 0.96 GAA and .977 SV% vs. the Kings in the regular season.
It is believed that Carter took the day off to rest some bumps and bruises after a physical seven-game series vs. the Sharks. Monitor Carter's status as pregame warmups start at 7:30 p.m ET. If he plays expect him to skate on the second line between Tanner Pearson and Tyler Toffoli.
Quick stopped 39 of 40 shots to give the Kings the 5-1 win over San Jose in game 1 of the Western Quarterfinals. He finished the first round with a pedestrian 3.10 GAA and .914 SV%, but what those numbers don't tell you is that he had a 1.25 GAA and .963 SV% after the Kings fell behind three games to none. Quick was 0-2-1 vs. the Ducks in the regular season, but that is not a cause for concern. The Ducks goaltending situation is in a state of flux right now, so L.A has a big edge between the pipes.
Bournival had seven goals and seven assists (14 points) in 60 games this season. He has one assist in four games this postseason.
Price stopped 48 of 51 shots in the 4-3 double OT win in game 1. He was sensational and the main reason why the Habs pulled out the W. The Canadiens can't expect to allow 50-plus shots and come away victorious on a regular basis, so look for them to make some adjustments to buckle down in their own end this afternoon.
