Feel free to keep Ribeiro in your lineup. The playmaking center has two goals and 14 points through 21 games which includes a modest three-game point streak.
If you own Morrow, remember to bench the captain. While he has slumped slightly with only three goals and nine points, his 39 PIM have been a nice positive. Expect a further update on the power forward.
In eight career appearances against the Leafs, Gustavsson holds a 2-6-0 record with a 3.00 GAA,.894 SV% and one shutout.
Ballard was deemed out indefinitely with back spasms. If both of the Canucks' d-men fail to play he may be forced back in.
Bieksa is a game-time decision. Thus far, the Grimsby, Ontario has struggled with only one goal and six points over 21 games. Expect Keith Ballard or Alexander Sulzer to fill in for him if he can't draw in.
Over six career starts against the Flames, Halak holds a 2-4-0 record with a 2.85 GAA and .903 SV%.
In eight career appearances against the Ducks, Crawford holds a 4-3-0 record with a 1.78 GAA, .929 SV% and one shutout.
Bolland continues to get maintenance days which could indicate he's playing below 100 percent. The second line center has scored six goals and eight points through 16 games.
Seabrook has already missed the past four games and remains a question mark for tonight's tilt. Expect to find out his status during warmups.
The former 15th overall has not hurt his stock with solid play in two games. Expect him to get back into the lineup should the Oilers need another defender.
Whitney will play in only his fifth game of the season and is expected to jump right into top pairing minutes. He should be very valuable to this revived Oilers offense, picking up on his 27 points in 35 games of last year.
Deveaux likely gets hit with a hefty fine and suspension after his high hit to the Panthers' forward. The journeyman posted 29 PIM in nine games but doesn't hold any real fantasy hockey value.
Mitchell is the leading scorer for the Connecticut Whale and a former Toronto Maple Leaf. He could get some even strength minutes as well as power play time but likely holds no fantasy hockey value.
Hagelin gets the call and should draw into the lineup tonight. In his first professional season he scored seven goals and 13 points in 17 games with the Connecticut Whale. The team hopes he brings his speed to the bottom lines.
Doesn't sound like Eakin will miss any playing time after getting his bell rung on Wednesday night. The rookie scored two goals and five points through his first 10 NHL games.
In 15 career appearances against the Isles, Hedberg holds a 6-6-1-1 record with a 3.03 GAA and .894 SV%.
Carkner's return adds grit and another heavyweight to the lineup. However, it creates a logjam on the blue line with David Rundblad and Brian Lee already vying for playing time. Carkner's ability to post double-digits in points while racking up 150 PIM made him unique in fantasy leagues and should garner some interest once healthy.
Regin getting on the ice is a good sign for the Sens, who could use some more depth up front. Prior to getting hurt he scored a goal and three points in five games as the second line center. Expect the Danish pivot to return over the next few weeks.
Neil remains out indefinitely so don't expect him back in your lineup for a few more games. He scored three goals and seven points with 52 in 16 games so far.
In five career appearances against the Pens, Anderson holds a 2-1-1 record with a 1.99 GAA and .935 SV%.
