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Troy Terry Likely to Make Season Debut Wednesday
Anaheim Ducks right wing Troy Terry (hip) is expected to make his season debut in Wednesday's contest against the Nashville Predators. He's started the campaign on long-term Injured Reserve after undergoing hip surgery in June. Terry has had a long road to recovery and may be rusty at first, but he can make a big fantasy contribution once he finds his rhythm. Last season, Terry averaged a career-high 0.93 points per game, finishing with 19 goals and 38 assists in 61 outings.
Source: Anaheim Ducks
Source: Anaheim Ducks
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Aleksander Barkov, Brad Marchand Could Return in Two Weeks
Florida Panthers forwards Aleksander Barkov (knee) and Brad Marchand (knee) could be back in action in a couple of weeks. On Tuesday, both players skated with the team for the first time since early-season knee injuries. Their recovery is on schedule, and Panthers head coach Paul Maurice said they are expected to return "within two weeks." Lars Eller and Jack Devine will have reduced roles once Florida gets its two key forwards back. The return of Barkov and Marchand should significantly boost Florida's offense, adding fantasy appeal to everyone in the top-six group.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Nick Cousins "Not Doing Great" After Leaving Loss With Injury
Ottawa Senators left wing Nick Cousins (upper body) will likely miss time after being injured in Tuesday's 3-2 overtime loss to the Washington Capitals. He couldn't finish the contest after taking a heavy hit from Capitals defenseman Jakob Chychrun late in the third period. "He's not doing great," Senators head coach Travis Green said about Cousins after the game. "I thought it was a head shot to a player who wasn't ready for it. They must have saw it different." Cousins started Tuesday's game on the second line, but he typically doesn't have a big role on offense, averaging 9:45 of ice time. He has posted two goals and one assist in 19 games. Sammy Blais is his likely replacement if Cousins misses time.
Source: Sportsnet
Source: Sportsnet
Mats Zuccarello Rejoins Kings Lineup Tuesday
Los Angeles Kings right wing Mats Zuccarello (upper body) will return from a six-game absence on Tuesday against the Nashville Predators. The Norwegian veteran will start the game on the third line and join the second power-play unit. Kings head coach Peter Laviolette said he plans to monitor Zuccarello's minutes since he hasn't played in a while. Zuccarello also missed time earlier in the season, meaning he has suited up for just six games in 2026-27. He's been limited to one assist. The Kings are also expected to get Kevin Fiala (lower leg) back this week, making the team a much bigger offensive threat going forward.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Michael McCarron Good to Go Against Canadiens
Minnesota Wild center Michael McCarron (upper body) will play in Tuesday's matchup with the Montreal Canadiens. Due to an upper-body injury, McCarron exited the lineup Saturday night against Tampa Bay, but he will avoid a second consecutive absence. McCarron has recently filled second-line center duties for the Wild, scoring in two of his last three appearances. While McCarron is best known for his physical play and has delivered 53 hits in 18 games, he has also done a good job offensively. The 31-year-old has earned eight points (three goals, five assists), putting him tied for sixth in scoring among Wild forwards.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Jared Spurgeon Returns From Five-Game Absence
Minnesota Wild defenseman Jared Spurgeon (lower body) will suit up on Tuesday against the Montreal Canadiens, ending a five-game absence. Minnesota has been in a tough spot, playing without Spurgeon and Brock Faber (skull), but the blue line will get a big piece back on Tuesday. Spurgeon has recorded five points (one goal, four assists), 13 SOG, 19 blocks, eight hits, and a plus-six rating in 10 games this season. He will join Quinn Hughes on the first defensive pairing and link up with the second power-play unit. With Spurgeon back, there's no spot for David Spacek in the lineup.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Josh Morrissey Cleared to Face Devils
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey (wrist) will return to action on Tuesday against the New Jersey Devils, Ken Wiebe of The Winnipeg Free Press reports. He's been out for over a month due to a wrist injury. Before landing on the shelf, Morrissey showed good form, posting three assists and five blocks in four games. Now that he's healthy again, Morrissey will reclaim a spot on the first defensive pairing and on the top power-play unit. Dylan Samberg and Neal Pionk will see less ice time, though Pionk should remain on fantasy radars.
Source: Ken Wiebe
Source: Ken Wiebe
Jack Roslovic on Track to Return Tuesday
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Jack Roslovic (lower body) is expected to rejoin the lineup on Tuesday against the Colorado Avalanche, TSN's Mark Masters reports. After missing Sunday's loss to New Jersey with a lower-body injury, Roslovic was back on the top line during Tuesday's morning skate. Roslovic has been a bright spark for the Maple Leafs, averaging a point per game in 18 outings. He has eight goals and 10 assists. Roslovic has never managed more than 45 points in an NHL season, so he's clearly playing the best hockey of his career right now.
Source: Mark Masters
Source: Mark Masters
Morgan Rielly Remains Out Tuesday
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly (lower body) will be absent for a second straight game on Tuesday against the Colorado Avalanche. He couldn't play Sunday against New Jersey after sustaining a lower-body injury the day before against Montreal. Unfortunately, Rielly hasn't recovered quickly enough to avoid missing another game. In 18 outings this season, Rielly has done everything but score. He has 12 assists, 21 SOG, 23 blocks, and eight hits. Without Rielly, Oliver Ekman-Larsson has a larger role, while Dakota Mermis has filled the void in the lineup.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Cale Makar Available Tuesday
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar (lower body) will play against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. The star rearguard has been dealing with a lower-body injury and left Sunday's practice early, but this issue won't keep him out of any game action. Makar has erupted for two goals and eight assists in his last five games. In total, he's managed 21 points (five goals, 16 assists) in 17 games. The Maple Leafs have struggled recently and won't have Morgan Rielly (lower body) on the blue line, boosting Makar's chances of staying hot on Tuesday.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Matvei Michkov Wants to Leave Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers winger Matvei Michkov is seeking a change of scenery, according to ESPN's Kevin Weekes. The talented forward has had a couple of tough years in Philadelphia, with limited ice time and even time spent as a healthy scratch. Although Michkov leads the team with 10 goals and is tied for the team-high with 14 points, five forwards have averaged more ice time than him this season. Michkov is in the final year of his entry-level contract and is set to become a restricted free agent in the summer. It's hard to see him agreeing to an extension with the Flyers, and a trade could benefit both sides.
Source: Kevin Weekes
Source: Kevin Weekes
Christian Dvorak Sets Up Two Goals as Flyers Earn Rare Win
Philadelphia Flyers center Christian Dvorak tallied a game-high two points as the team recorded a 3-1 road win against the Vancouver Canucks on Monday. The Flyers picked up only their fifth win of the season, with Dvorak contributing two assists. His passing ability helped Michael Bunting open the scoring just 2:03 into the game, and Dvorak earned a power-play assist as Travis Konecny lit the lamp early in the second period. Dvorak is one of only a few Flyers players who can be happy with their contribution in 2026-27. The 30-year-old has produced three goals and seven assists in 20 games, ranking third on the team in scoring.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Tyler Toffoli Collects Two Points Against Islanders
San Jose Sharks winger Tyler Toffoli contributed a goal and an assist in Monday's 3-2 shootout victory over the New York Islanders. Having lost five consecutive games, the Sharks fell behind twice, but Toffoli's quality helped them return to winning ways. The veteran forward had a hand in two goals despite logging just 10:57 of ice time. The Sharks have limited Toffoli's playing time due to his poor form. Before Monday night, he had finished seven straight games without a point. Toffoli went ice-cold after a four-game point streak. San Jose will hope Toffoli returns to his early-season form. His overall numbers aren't bad, with 11 points (five goals, six assists) in 20 games.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Leon Draisaitl Nets Two Goals in Monday's Win
Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl found the back of the net twice as the team defeated the New York Rangers 3-1 on Monday night. Connor McDavid got the scoring started in the first period, and Draisaitl took things over with goals in the second and third frames. His second marker went down as a short-handed tally, scored into an empty net as the Rangers chased an equalizer. This was Draisaitl's fifth multi-point effort in his last six games. He leads the NHL with 18 goals and sits second with 36 points. The German superstar can post his second five-game goal streak of the season in Wednesday's matchup against the struggling Philadelphia Flyers.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Logan Mailloux Set for Season Debut Tuesday
St. Louis Blues defenseman Logan Mailloux (hand) was activated from Injured Reserve and is expected to make his season debut in Tuesday's clash against Detroit. The Blues started the campaign without Mailloux after he underwent hand surgery on Sept. 27. In 2025-26, Mailloux had a decent rookie season, finishing with 13 points (five goals, eight assists), 81 SOG, 56 blocks, and 93 hits. Since Mailloux has been dealing with a hand injury, he's been skating regularly and should be in a good spot physically despite his long absence. St. Louis appears to have big plans for him, as the 23-year-old is projected to work on the first defensive pairing against the Red Wings.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Rasmus Sandin Nearing Season Debut
Washington Capitals defenseman Rasmus Sandin (knee) practiced fully on Monday, a sign that he's getting close to his season debut. Vincent Desharnais (appendectomy) was also on the ice, and Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery said both players are "around the corner." Sandin is traveling with the team on its two-game road trip, which begins Tuesday night in Ottawa. While he won't play on the trip, we should see Sandin back in action soon. The Swedish rearguard underwent ACL surgery in April after missing a second consecutive 30-point campaign by a single point.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
Erik Gustafsson Deemed Day-to-Day
Los Angeles Kings defenseman Erik Gustafsson (undisclosed) is day-to-day, Zach Dooley of the Kings' official site reports. After racking up three assists in two games, Gustafsson may have to sit out Tuesday's game against Nashville due to an undisclosed injury. The Swedish veteran has been a good addition to the Kings' defense this season, recording six points (one goal, five assists), 11 SOG, and 12 blocks in 13 games. The Kings are expected to use Cody Ceci as Gustafsson's replacement if he isn't available. Joel Edmundson would fill in for him on the first defensive pairing, but he offers little fantasy value.
Source: Zach Dooley
Source: Zach Dooley
Jake Evans Hurt at Practice
Montreal Canadiens center Jake Evans (hand) is being evaluated after suffering an injury at Monday's practice. He suffered an apparent hand injury when Nick Suzuki caught Evans with his stick during a drill. Evans has recently had a more prominent role on offense, posting three assists in five games. This run has doubled his season points total. In 17 outings, Evans has contributed two goals and four assists. Evans' potential absence on Tuesday against Minnesota could allow Owen Beck to retain his spot in the lineup. In Saturday's matchup with Toronto, he filled in for Josh Anderson (personal), who practiced on the fourth line Monday.
Source: Sportsnet
Source: Sportsnet
Tom Willander Remains Out Monday
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tom Willander (lower body) isn't ready to rejoin the lineup on Monday against the Philadelphia Flyers, according to Canucks play-by-play announcer Brendan Batchelor. After missing two games with a lower-body injury, Willander skated on Monday morning, but he still needs more recovery time. Since the Canucks won't play again until Friday, he could make his comeback in the next game. The Swedish sophomore has registered three assists, 12 SOG, 17 blocks, and 10 hits in 16 games. Impressively, he has an even rating on a team that sits at the bottom of the league with a 3-15-1 record and allows the most goals (4.58 per game).
Source: Brendan Batchelor
Source: Brendan Batchelor
Conor Garland Out Indefinitely With Upper-Body Injury
Columbus Blue Jackets right wing Conor Garland (upper body) is out indefinitely, Aaron Portzline of The Athletic reports. He will sit out his first game of the season on Tuesday against Florida, and it's unclear when Garland will be available to rejoin the action. Garland has been a huge disappointment this season, failing to score with 18 SOG and recording just one assist in 18 games. Columbus tweaked its lines at Monday's practice, giving Dmitri Voronkov a top-six position. This greatly increases his fantasy appeal, though managers shouldn't expect too much from Voronkov, as he has been underperforming this season.
Source: Aaron Portzline
Source: Aaron Portzline
Mathew Barzal Upgraded to Day-to-Day
New York Islanders forward Mathew Barzal (knee) will remain out Monday against the San Jose Sharks, but he has been upgraded to day-to-day. This suggests Barzal's season debut is near. He's missed all of the 2026-27 action so far due to a knee issue. Matias Maccelli (lower body) is now also day-to-day, meaning the Islanders' frontline could receive a big boost later this week. Barzal finished last season with 72 points (19 goals, 53 assists) in 81 games. He'll have plenty to offer fantasy teams once he's on the ice.
Source: NHL.com
Source: NHL.com
