Burmistrov moves back to his usual line after getting another chance with Nik Antropov. The sophomore still has eight goals and 17 points in 39 games as he continues to adapt to the NHL.
Wellwood moves back onto the Antropov line after toiling on the third/fourth line recently. He's scored eight goals and 23 points through 43 games but has no points in the calendar year.
Ladd moves back to Antropov's line after a decent run on the top line. He currently has 14 goals and 20 points in 43 games and should be a decent source for tallies down the stretch.
Kane moves back onto the Little line after briefly watching captain Andrew Ladd take his place. His 18 goals still rank first on the team but his 31 points are one behind the red-hot Blake Wheeler.
Sounds like you can rule Bogosian out for this weekend's festivities. Before getting hurt, the former 3rd overall pick was on his way to a bounce-back season, scoring three goals and 19 points through 42 games. By comparison, he registered only 17 points last year.
The former 16th overall pick has just two assists through 38 games. As a fourth liner he holds no fantasy hockey value.
Gomez practiced in Mike Cammalleri's place on the top line and could possibly play there tomorrow night. It would be his first game since November 23rd as he gets over his nagging groin injury.
In 17 career appearances against the Sens, Price has a 10-5-0 record with a 2.33 GAA, .918 SV% and three shutouts.
Plante continues to nurse his concussion slowly. The 6'4" d-man has an assist in three games.
With O'Marra skating, expect him to play tonight. The former 15th overall pick has an assist in three games, centering the fourth line.
Sidelined since November 10th, Barker has only played in 12 of the team's 42 games. His return should give the Oilers more options on the back end at even strength and the power play.
In 32 career appearances against the Ducks, Khabibulin has a 12-15-2-1 record with a 2.63 GAA, .910 SV% and two shutouts.
Look for Labrie to play on the fourth line tonight. He has no points in his one game with the Bolts.
In 18 career starts against the Caps, Roloson has a 8-5-5 record with a 2.26 GAA, .919 SV% and four shutouts.
Anisimov moves down to the fourth line. The skilled center is pointless over his past nine games so this demotion is likely a wake-up call.
Prust moves up to the second line. The London, Ont., native has two goals and nine points with 76 PIM. Should he stay on a scoring line, he would be a nice bench play in standard leagues.
Wolski moves up to the top line after playing mostly with Brad Richards and Ryan Callahan last night. He was able to put three shots on goal in his return game which should mean he's fully healthy. Keep an eye on the former 1st round pick as he could develop chemistry with the new-look Rangers.
Look for Biron to play this weekend. He has a slightly better record against the Maple Leafs so it could very well be tomorrow night.
Woywitka continues to struggle with a foot injury. As the team's seventh defender, the Rangers can afford to rehab him slowly.
Dubi likely tested out his sore shoulder in hope of playing this weekend. After signing a lucrative deal this offseason, the left wing scored five goals and 21 points through 40 games. If healthy, he likely will improve on those totals in the second half.
