No word on the extent of his injury at this point. Stay tuned for a further update.

No word on the extent of his injury at this point. Stay tuned for a further update.

Look for Smith to man the third pairing with Cory Sarich. The Belleville, Ontario native was held without a point in his first game as a member of the Flames.

Babchuk will miss his second consecutive game. Last season he scored eight goals and 27 points over 65 games. At this point there has been no injury announced.
Gonchar continues to be the scapegoat in Ottawa, just one season into his contract. While he scored seven goals and 27 points in 67 games last season, his minus-15 rating and poor defensive play doesn't translate into fantasy or real hockey.

Letestu will not play tonight with Malkin taking his place in the lineup. Set your lineup accordingly.

Malkin in, set your lineups accordingly.

Still no word on whether or not he plays tonight. Stay tuned for a further update.

No word on if he draws in tonight. The Bolts won't dress an enforcer tonight so don't expect any fights.
Once again we do not recommend owning DiPietro but we will continue to update you his status.
Moving to the fourth line is certainly not good for his fantasy hockey value. Through his first three games, Samuelsson scored a goal and two points. Expect this demotion to be temporary.
Hansen moves up to a scoring line. Through his first three games, the Herlev, Denmark native posted one assist with a minus-2 rating while playing a defensive role with Manny Malhotra. This could be a boost in his fantasy hockey value.

Higgins moves up to a scoring line. Through his first three games, the Smithtown, New York native scored two goals. This could be a boost in his fantasy hockey value.

Kabanov was already sent back to Juniors which means he holds no immediate fantasy hockey value.

Good to hear that Glennie is healthy after battling post-concussion syndrome. He loses all of his immediate fantasy hockey value by going to the AHL.
Sounds like Niemi remains close to returning but won't be rushed back. Last season, Niemi won 35 games while sporting a 2.38 GAA and .920 SV%. With Antero Niittymaki already out, Thomas Greiss should continue to man the crease.

Havlat continues to be as close to returning as possible without actually drawing in. The winger scored 22 goals and 62 points in 78 games with the Wild last season. Tommy Wingels will continue skating in his place on the second line.

Marleau plays, as expected.

Nystrom probably starts his career with the Stars on the fourth line. Look for Toby Peterson or Krys Barch to draw out.

Fistric draws into the top defensive pairing, stabilizing the rover in Alex Goligoski. Considering he has all of three goals over 200 games played, don't expect any counting stats out of him.

Grossman battled injuries most of last season, playing only 59 games. In those contests he managed to post a goal and 10 assists. Probably not too relevant in your fantasy hockey league.
