Perron moves back onto the top line for tonight's game. Through 27 games, the former 19th overall pick has six goals and 19 points. Playing with Backes and Oshie is probably his best chance at productivity.
Arnott will not play tonight and likely misses a few more games. He has 12 goals and 24 points through 49 games.
Early reports indicate D'Agostini could only miss a short amount of playing time. The former Hab scored nine goals and 18 points through 52 games.
Expect him to backup Sergei Bobrovsky tonight.
McMillan? gets a new set of linemates as the former top line is demoted to the third. He has a goal and three points in eight games.
Christensen? moves up a line to the second unit. He has no points in his first two games with the Wild.
The Wild captain scored nine goals and 33 points through 41 games before getting hurt. Getting back into the lineup should be a huge boost for the team.
Setoguchi moves up to the top line for tonight's game. The speedy winger has 10 goals and 18 points through 40 games.
Hecht is out indefinitely due to his most recent concussion. He scored four goals and eight points in 22 games.
Gaustad has been playing through injuries so he likely is taking a maintenance day. The fourth line center has six goals and 15 points in 47 games but has been relegated to the wing as of late.
Sounds like the Devils want to give Brodeur a full night off. As expected, his body simply does not heal as quickly in the twilight of his career.
Frazee won't be called upon unless Hedberg gets injured or gives up an excessive amount of goals. He has no fantasy hockey value.
In 19 career starts against the Bolts, Biron has a 10-7-2 record with a 2.66 GAA and .905 SV%.
In seven career starts against the Stars, Sanford has a 4-1-1 record with a 3.22 GAA and .892 SV%.
Sedin will give it a go tonight and try to grit through his ankle injury. The top line center has 11 goals and 57 points in 53 games. His absence would create a huge hole down the middle.
Kennedy will definitely miss some playing time with this most recent injury. In fact, it might take him more than six weeks to get his speed and timing back. He has six goals and 22 points in 42 games.
Tough luck for Staal, who can't avoid injury. Staal should be able to play again this week. The former 2nd overall pick has 15 goals and 21 points in 34 games.
Asham took the first step in getting back on the ice. He remains out indefinitely with a concussion.
Crosby continues to skate despite having symptoms of his current neck injury. His return remains unknown as the Pens won't rush him back into the lineup.
Despres continues to get closer to recovery. Despite having a fully healthy blue line, coach Dan Blysma has not ruled out keeping him on the team.
