Blake has been a big part of the Ducks' recent surge but probably won't play tonight. The Moorhead, Minnesota native has four goals and eight points through 15 games. Last night, Niklas Hagman took his place on the second line.
Palmieri could be an option for either Matt Beleskey or Jason Blake tonight. He has a goal and an assist through 10 games.
Smith-Pelly is skating for the first time since the World Juniors. He likely returns to the lineup sometime in February.
McQuaid was injured during a fight last night and could miss some playing time. The physical defender has two goals and seven points through 43 games. Look for Andrew Ference to draw back into the lineup.
Expect the Devils to remain cautious with their top center. The rookie has been centering the top line for most of the season, scoring 13 goals and 34 points through 43 games.
Holmstrom has no points in five games while centering the fourth line. This demotion may be a paper move, made to save the Flyers money.
Greening gets moved down to the third line. The rookie power forward is enjoying a breakout year with 12 goals and 27 points through 53 games. He likely sees the top line again this season.
Condra obviously gets a boost by playing on the top line. Through 52 games, the former 7th round pick has seven goals and 18 points. This line change is likely a temporary move.
Sounds like Phillips is banged up. The former 1st overall pick has 13 assists through 51 games this season.
Expect White to make his season debut by the end of the week. The Habs could use his unique style of play on the fourth line.
Sounds like the Habs wants more offense in their lineup. The former 18th overall pick scored two goals and five points in his previous 14 games with the team.
Latendresse took the first step towards his recovery by getting back on the ice but has yet to practice. Limited to only 16 games on the season, the power forward has five goals and nine points.
Koivu continues to progress but is likely still weeks away from returning. The Wild captain scored nine goals and 33 points through 41 games before getting hurt.
Beagle is (again) the odd-man out tonight. He has an assist in 13 games.
Look for Rechlicz to round out the fourth line. He's still looking for his first fight as a member of the Caps.
Erskine takes a seat on the second of back-to-back games. The physical defender has 51 PIM through 27 games.
Expect Schultz to round out the third pairing. He has only five assists through 27 games.
In seven career appearances against the Cats, Neuvirth has a 2-2-1 record with a 3.07 GAA and .903 SV%.
Jacques gives the Ducks more options on the fourth line but has no fantasy hockey value.
Expect Matt Carkner to stay in the lineup for the time being. Lee has five assists through 28 games.