Perron continues to progress but when he gets back into the lineup is anyone's guess. Despite rumors he may return to the lineup on Saturday, the decision is up to him.

Perron continues to progress but when he gets back into the lineup is anyone's guess. Despite rumors he may return to the lineup on Saturday, the decision is up to him.
Similar to Sidney Crosby, Perron will return to the lineup when he feels ready to get back into a game. Reports continue to be positive on the young sniper but how he produces is anyone's guess.
Brassard draws back into the lineup and will play on the fourth line. With two goals and four points in 17 games he holds no fantasy hockey value.
In 10 career appearances against the Jets organization, Anderson holds a 6-1-2 record with a 2.29 GAA and .935 SV%.
Might be time to make a speculative add of David Perron. The super-talented winger has been impressive during practice and could break out if fully healthy.
In five career appearances against the Canes, Anderson holds a 3-0-2 record with a 3.10 GAA and .917 SV%.
An earlier report from Sportsnet suggested Perron would get back into the lineup for the first time in over a year. It appears those reports were false but the winger is close to returning.
Brassard draws in for the first time since November 17th. The Hull, Quebec native has struggled offensively with only two goals, four points and a minus-11 rating.
In five career appearances against the Pens, Anderson holds a 2-1-1 record with a 1.99 GAA and .935 SV%.
Brassard scored only two goals and four points through 16 games, failing to make an impact on the top unit. Like Calvert, coach Scott Arniel would rather use a checker than a slumping scorer on a bottom line.
MacArthur drawing back into the lineup is a welcome sign for the Leafs. His six goals through 15 contests still rank third on the team. Remember to put him back into your lineup for tonight's game.
Brassard scored only two goals and four points through 16 games, failing to make an impact on the top unit. Like Calvert, coach Scott Arniel would rather use a checker than a slumping scorer on a bottom line.
Sounds like Anderson is day-to-day and likely gets back on the ice soon.
In 14 games against the Canucks, Andy sports a 3-9-1 record with a 3.34 GAA, .887 SV% and one shutout.
If you own MacArthur make sure to keep him on your bench this weekend. The former 74th overall pick scored six goals, which is third on the team. Matt Frattin figures to take his spot on the second line.
MacArthur has been ruled out from both of the team's games this weekend so make sure to keep him out of your lineup. The former 74th overall pick scored six goals, which is third on the team.
Perron last played on November 4th, 2010 so his return has been very anticipated. Like Sidney Crosby, his status remains indefinite.
In 10 career starts against the Oilers, Anderson holds a 6-3-1 record with a 2.37 GAA, .920 SV% and four shutouts.
Brassard is expected to draw back in following a few healthy scratches. He scored two goals and four points with a minus-11 rating over 15 games. No reason to keep him at this point as he figures to center the fourth line.
Doesn't sound like MacArthur will play tomorrow. Matt Frattin took his place on the power play and figures to do the saem at even strength. Through 14 games he scored six goals and eight points.