Morris played in the Coyotes last game but the lower-body injury that kept him out of the previous game is still bothering him. Michael Stone will replace Morris on the back-end.
Veilleux didn't play during his call-up.
Toffoli, who turns 21 today, has played in eight games for the Kings this season, his first in the NHL. He has recorded five points (2-3=5), a plus-three rating and two penalty minutes. He’s averaged 11:55 minutes per game and one of his goals came on the power play. Toffoli played in 58 games with Manchester this season, recording 51 points (28-23=51), 18 penalty minutes and a plus-20 rating.
Fisher who missed the last six games with a hand injury will return to the Preds lineup tomorrow vs. the Red Wings.
Watson scored his first career NHL goal last night while playing 13:05 against the Flames.
LeBlanc will replace Dave Bolland in the Blackhawks lineup. He had 13 goals and 37 assists (50 points) in 42 games at St. Cloud State this season. LeBlanc has great hands and is an excellent passer so he should have no problem setting up Patrick Kane and Patrick Sharp; who he will make his NHL debut with tonight... Not too shabby.
Russell has just one goal and four assists in 31 games this season. He has no fantasy value since the Blues trade deadline acquisitions of Bouwmeester and Leopold.
Jackman hasn't recorded a point in nine games, so he is not fantasy relevant.
Elliott has bounced back beautifully. He is now 9-2-0 with a 1.33 GAA and .947 SV% in April. He has a fantastic matchup against the Flames tomorrow, so he should be able to record his 10th win of the month.
Sharp missed the last five games with an upper-body injury. He will play with Patrick Kane and either rookie Drew Leblanc or Dave Bolland, but the Blackhawks are keeping quiet on who it will be.
This will be Emery's first start since last Monday when he stopped 16 of 18 shots in a winning effort. He has a great matchup vs. the Oilers so he should be able to help you in the win column tonight.
With Cory Schneider day-to-day with a lower-body injury we will likely see Luongo in the cage for the Cancucks final two games of the season. Luongo has started just twice in April, however he has won them both with a 1.50 GAA and .962 SV%.He has a tough matchup vs. Anaheim tomorrow.
Smith had a tough night in one of the Coyotes biggest games of the season, allowing three power-play goals in a 4-0 loss to the Red WIngs on Monday. It is worth noting that Smith is playing through a lower-body injury. He will face a Sharks team that he shutout the only time he faced them this season.
Bobkov, 22 (1/2/91), appeared in 28 contests for the Admirals this season, going 11-17-0 with a 3.13 GAA and .903 SV%. Recalled twice to Anaheim on Apr. 5 and Apr. 19, Bobkov has yet to make his NHL debut.
Maroon, 25 (4/23/88), has appeared in 11 games for Anaheim this season, scoring two goals (2-0=2) with 10 PIM. He collected his first career NHL goal on Feb. 16 at Nashville, beating Pekka Rinne for the game-tying goal in an eventual 3-2 shootout win.
Andersen, 23 (10/2/89), appeared in 47 games for Norfolk this season, going 24-18-1 with a 2.19 goals-against average (GAA) and .929 save percentage (SV%). Selected in the third round of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, the Herning, Denmark native ranked sixth among AHL goaltenders in GAA (third among rookies), second in SV% (first among rookies), tied for ninth in wins (second among rookies) and tied for 11th in shutouts (tied for third among rookies).
Smith-Pelly, 20 (6/14/92), has appeared in five contests with Anaheim this season, going scoreless while averaging 7:59 time-on-ice. The 6-0, 225-pound winger played 65 contests with the Admirals this season, scoring 14-18=32 points with 65 penalty minutes (PIM).
Dubnyk allowed three goals on 30 shots in a 3-1 loss to Anaheim on Sunday. He will face a similarly tough opponent tonight when the Oilers take on the Blackhawks. Look elsewhere.
Fistric is not fantasy relevant. He has just three assists in 22 games.
Whitney will miss his fourth out of the last five games.