NHL Hockey Player News

Shaw produced 12 goals and 21 points through 33 games. He could get a look on a scoring line with the big club.

Olsen is a defensive d-man with only two points in 30 AHL games. The former first round pick doesn't have too much fantasy hockey value.

Wolski last played on November 3rd and could draw back in on the third line. He has only found his way into six of the team's 37 games.

While Fedotenko's eye was healing up he played mostly on the fourth line. Now healthy, he can help out a bit more offensively on the third.

Hagelin moves back down to the third line after playing with Brad Richards over the last handful of games. The speedy winger has seven goals and 11 points through 19 games.

Dubinsky moves back up to the second line after playing on checking lines for the majority of December. The Anchorage, Alaska native has four goals and 19 points through 37 games as he continues to get over his early-season slump.

Sauer remains out indefinitely. His return to the lineup would certainly boost an already-strong Rangers blue line.

Good news for Staal, who was able to return during this year's Winter Classic. The Rangers' alternate captain likely continues to be eased into the lineup.

Expect Ivanans to rejoin the team shortly. He has one fight in one game this year.

Bitz will now be in the AHL where he continues his rehab.

Orr has only played five games this season, getting in one fight.

In 18 career appearances against the Devils, Thomas has a 8-5-3 record with a 2.23 GAA, .927 SV% and two shutouts.

Dwyer sounds relatively close to returning. The Spokane, Washington native has been sidelined since December 26th. He has four goals and eight points in 37 games.

Joslin has only played 13 games this season and will get back into shape in the minors.

All concussions are different but it looks like there is an outside shot Skinner returns this month. The reigning Rookie of the Year has 12 goals and 24 points through 30 games.

Dalpe has a goal and an assist over 13 games this season but was clicking with Eric Staal. Expect the top prospect to get another look as the season progresses.

Expect Markstrom to at least backup tomorrow's game against the Rangers. With Jose Theodore expected to miss at least two weeks, the team's prized prospect should get another start or two.

Schenn moves up to center the third line. He scored his first NHL goal during the Winter Classic and seems to be doing all the right things.

Read moves up to the top line with Jagr injured. The rookie has 12 goals and 22 points over his first 34 NHL games.