Cody Ceci News

Ceci was the 15th overall pick in the 2012 NHL Draft. The 19-year-old is in his first full season with Binghamton and has two goals and 15 assists in 24 games. He is a great defensive prospect and is known for both his offensive and defensive prowess. He is a great power-play guy, but likely won't be with the Senators long enough to garner fantasy value. He will play for Marc Methout, who is out with the flu.

Lander was the 40th overall pick in the 2009 NHL Draft. He has nine goals and six assists (15 points) in 18 games with OKC this season. He has appeared in just one game with the Oilers this season, that was back on October 27.

Lander has two goals and four assists in eight games with OKC. He didn't record a point in his only game with the Oilers this season.

With Sam Gagner coming off of IR to return to the lineup tonight, Lander returns to the AHL.

Lander has two goals and four assists in eight games with the Oklahoma City Barons. The 22-year-old has seven career points in 67 games.

The Oilers are 4th in the league in blocked shots but it is coming at a high expense as their players continue to get banged up from blocking shots. Lander isn't fantasy relevant.

By returning to the minors, Lander is eligible to play in the AHL playoffs. The rookie has four goals and six points in 56 games.

Lander takes his turn in the press box. The rookie has four goals and six points in 56 games.

Lander gets a crack at a scoring line. The rookie has a goal and three points in 34 games.

Looks like Lander is healthy enough to play. The rookie has a goal and two points through his first 23 NHL games, playing primarily on the fourth line.

Despite impressing during training camp, the Swedish center likely starts the season in Oklahoma City. With five NHL centers already on the roster, there simply is no roster spot for him.

Considering the Oilers look relatively deep at center, it will take an excellent training camp to remove a player like Eric Belanger or Gilbert Brule from the lineup. In any case, Lander figures to excel defensively, not necessarily offensively.