NHL Hockey Player News

Campbell made his NHL debut on Sunday night against the Anaheim Ducks, stopping 41 of 47 shots in losing effort.

Lehtonen has missed the last five games after being placed on injured reserve retroactive to Oct. 11 when he suffered a lower body injury. In three games this season, he has posted a 2-1-0 record and is tied for second in the League with a .953 save percentage and fourth with a 1.57 goals against average.

After a full practice on Sunday, Cammalleri could return to the lineup tonight vs. Los Angeles. He has yet to play this season after a preseason hand injury.

Quick allowed two goals on 29 shots in a 5-2 win over the Stars on Saturday. He has been a little inconsistent, but has now had two great starts in a row. His GAA is at 2.50 and SV% up to .913 so continue to start him, especially against the Flames tonight.

We will wait until closer to Thursday to be sure, but it sounds like Lehtonen will return from the lower-body injury that has kept him out of the last five games.

Khabibulin won his only start this season on October 11th. He stopped 19 of 21 shots in the W over the Islanders. The Lightning pose some problems matchup wise but were just shut out by the Bruins. If you're desperate Khabibulin might be a good spot start option on Thursday.

Crawford turned aside 19 of 20 shots in a easy win over the Maple Leafs on Saturday night. The win moved him to 4-1-2 with a 2.07 GAA and .922 SV%, and he has a great chance to improve those numbers tomorrow vs. Florida.

Brent Burns (mouth) is out, so Hamilton gets the call tonight in Detroit. It is a great opportunity to score in his first NHL game, but he isn't fantasy relevant with Burns expected to return on Thursday.

Lindholm missed the last four games, but could be back in the lineup Thursday vs. the Wild. The rookie has one goal in five games so far.

Khudobin got off to a 2-0-0, 2.00 GAA and .929 SV% start to the season. Cam Ward will see the vast majority of the starts while Khudobin is out. Justin Peters will continue to backup Ward.

Visnovsky is a big loss to the Islanders blueline, but will allow them to get a good look at 23-year-old Matt Donovan, who will likely move up into Visnovsky's spot on the top power-play unit.

McLaren is a tough-guy, not fantasy relevant.

Kulemin has missed Toronto's last seven games because of an ankle injury. He only appeared in two games but should return in late October or early November. The Maple Leafs have been successful despite Kulemin's absence as a number of young players have stepped up.

Hamrlik scored 155 goals and 483 assists (638 points) in 1395 games over a 20 seasons as a member of the Lightning, Oilers, Islanders, Canadiens, Capitals and Rangers organizations.

Penner was the recipient of a dangerous hit by Stars Ryan Garbutt Sunday night. While Penner continues to show improvement, he will be further evaluated and undergo tests today in Orange County, as per protocol.

Garbutt exited the penalty box in the second period of a 6-3 Anaheim victory and skated into Penner in the slot just as he released the puck striking him with his shoulder in the head area. No penalty was called at the time. Penner had to be helped from the ice and did not return. The in-person hearing allows the league's office of player safety more latitude in levying suspensions greater than five games in length although the fact there is an in-person hearing does not guarantee there will be supplemental discipline.

Price played well but was on the wrong end of a 2-1 score after stopping 35 of 37 shots on Saturday. Price has been excellent through seven starts, winning four of them with a 2.02 GAA and .940 SV%. He has a solid matchup vs. a banged up Oilers squad.

Niederreiter has moved around this lineup throughout the early part of the season, but found himself re-united with Parise and Koivu in practice this morning. He has one goal and three assists in nine games with his new team.

Hall will not play tomorrow in Montreal. Monitor his status later today and tomorrow to see how severe this knee injury is.

Pitlick was the 31st overall pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft. He has 11 goals and 25 assists (36 points) in 113 games with OKC - including one goal and two assists in seven games this season. Both Ryan Smyth and Jordan Eberle are questionable for tomorrow's game, if one of them can't go, Pitlick would slide into the lineup.