Hemsky will play tomorrow if all checks out. He has three goals and 11 points through 23 games while playing on the second line.
Good news to hear that the veteran playmaker is not, in fact, done. McDonald may be a good pickup if he can get healthy during the regular season.
Morrow reinjured his wonky knee but is hoping to grit through the pain. Check back for a further update on his status.
Jones may spell a tired defender on Saturday night. However, you would have to think he's close to the bottom of the Jets depth chart. Jones has one goal on the year.
If healthy, expect Slater to center the popular 'MSG' checking line. He scored seven goals and nine points before getting hurt.
Wilson is an offensive d-man by trade and could bring some fantasy hockey value. He scored six goals and 20 points through 32 games in the AHL.
Piskula has no fantasy hockey value while in the minors.
Sooner or later Palmieri will be an impact player in the NHL. Right now he has no immediate fantasy hockey value while in the minors.
Johnson gets back into the lineup with the Wisniewski injury. He has two goals and seven points through 18 games.
Just one day after scoring his first NHL goal, Palmer will take a seat. Look for the Wild to make a roster move or insert Colton Gilles/Mike Lundin back into the lineup.
In six career starts against the Panthers, Price has a 3-3-0 record with a 2.33 GAA, .927 SV% and one shutout.
Park is not practicing with the team and therefore will stay back in Pittsburgh for their upcoming trip. The Seoul, South Korea native has two goals and seven points over 21 games.
Martin is highly unlikely to play tomorrow against his former team. The defenseman has been sidelined since December 17th with a leg injury.
In 31 career appearances against the Devils, Fleury has a 12-15-4 record with a 2.56 GAA, .917 SV% and three shutouts.
Sounds like Nyquist starts tonight's game on the fourth line.
Sobotka has been quick to recover from his ankle injury so expect the gritty forward to center the fourth line again shortly. He has two goals and 10 points through 27 games.
Langenbrunner gets back into the lineup tonight after kicking the flu. The former New Jersey Devils captain has two goals and 12 points through his first 34 games in St. Louis.
Steen certainly won't play tonight against the Predators. He has 13 goals and 24 points in 36 games this season in what was looking like a career year.
Certainly better than we imagined as Wisniewski should return in February. The top UFA prize has two goals and 17 points over 29 games this season.
Avery has three goals on the season but has been relegated to a healthy scratch most of the year. He has no fantasy hockey value while in the minors.
