Goalies are going down left and right, leaving some teams scrambling for replacements. In Anaheim, J-S Giguere’s all-star season was interrupted by a nasty groin injury. With Ilya Bryzgalov still out, the Ducks have turned eastward for help and acquired Sebastian Caron. Guess that means they don’t have much faith in rookie Michael Wall, despite

Chris Higgins is back for the Canadiens and he looks like he hasn’t skipped a beat. He may have been dropped in your fantasy league due to his long-term injury, so see if he’s available. Ilya Kovalchuk decided to shoot for the all-time shots-in-a-game record by firing off 12 last night. That eclipses the 10

First off, let’s send our thoughts and good vibes over to Phil Kessell and his family. Kessell, the Bruins top draft pick this past season, is out of the lineup after undergoing surgery for testicular cancer. Kessell dropped out of the Calder race pretty quickly this season and this all but guarantees that he’ll be

For the Sharks, Milan Michalek is back and Jonathan Cheechoo is set to return this weekend. Who gets bumped from the lines? Rookie Joe Pavelski has put in his share of points in the few games he’s played and Mark Bell’s already been dropped to the third line. Look for Ron Wilson to experiment with

The big news of the week, of course, is the signing of Ken Hitchcock to go behind the bench in Columbus. What happens now? Well, considering the BJs couldn’t score before, adding a defensive-minded coach won’t make them score any less. In fact, Rick Nash and Co. will probably score a little bit more once

Mark Bell was the surefire fantasy sleeper of the season. I mean, seriously, how could you go wrong with a guy who almost scored 30 goals on a hopeless Chicago team after he gets put on a line with MVP Joe Thornton and Rocket Richard winner Jonathon Cheechoo? Well, what the hell do I (and