Sounds like Barker is playing much better closer to home and could rebound following a poor showing in Minnesota. The former 3rd overall pick is only three seasons removed from a 40-point campaign, reminding us he once had fantasy purpose.
Sounds like a long-term injury. Stay tuned for further updates on this injury prone offensive defenseman.
Despite the infamous Yahoo! mix up, this Matt Carle remains irrelevant in fantasy terms.
Sounds like Ryan will play it safe and stay off his wounded groin (ouch). The 24-year-old is coming off his third consecutive 30-goal campaign, establishing himself as a bonafide round 1 pick.
No official word on the extent of his injury, or if he was OK afterwords. Tedenby is currently slated to skate with Adam Henrique and Nick Palmieri on the third line.
Nothing really new to report on either front except that neither are making strides on the ice.
Nothing really new to report on either front except that neither are making strides on the ice.
Asham remains out with a concussion, which could open a spot for a rookie trying to make the team.
Sounds pretty close to contact drills, or as close as you can get.
After playing 73 games last season, the injury-prone RW hopes his troubles staying healthy are past him. A full season with Kopitar could put him back in the 30-goal range.
The Kings enforcer finished last season with 105 PIM, which is relatively all of his fantasy value. Interesting to see if he gains more PIM with more playing time and an established role.
The Monster sounds motivated in out-working his counterpart in net. Should Reimer falter, the Leafs have a decent option with a good pedigree. While Gustavsson may never become Henrik Lundqvist, he could turn out to be Tommy Salo
Stone is coming off career highs in the WHL and likely returns there for this season following the preseason. His strong showing in rookie camp was enough to earn a new contract, however.
Iginla is not expected to miss any games due to this injury. He just felt tight and is held out for precautionary measures.
If there is anything else to this injury, we will let you know.
Montador posted a very nice season while paired with Jordan Leopold in Buffalo. If he remains the stay-at-home defender next to Duncan Keith, he should have a very nice season with regards to counting stats.
Just like last season, the shot blocking Girardi does not sit out due to injuries. If you need a reliable defender capable of posting around 30 points, look no further.
Sauer scored a goal during the scrimmage, so he should be completely healthy. With Marc Staal already sidelined, the Rangers will need to rely on Sauer a lot during the early part of the season.
Sounds like Lundqvist is primed for a career season. Consider he is already coming off his best season, one which he posted 11 shutouts, his first round price tag is probably fitting.
As the perfect fourth line center, expect Halpern to fit in nicely with the team that drafted him. He scored 11 goals last season with the Montreal Canadiens -- a total he has established six times in his career.