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Jean-Sebastien Giguere, G, Anaheim DucksSaturday 11/3, 11:59 PM CT
Jean-Sebastien Giguere stopped 30 of 32 shots in Saturday's win at Phoenix. After a 1-3 start to the year, Giguere now has two wins and an overtime loss in his last three starts.
Rick DiPietro, G, New York IslandersSaturday 11/3, 11:00 PM CT
Rick DiPietro was struck in the right eye by Sidney Crosby in the second period Saturday night and didn't return, the AP reports. New York coach Ted Nolan said DiPietro was hit in the eye, but added that he was able to walk out of Nassau Coliseum following the 3-2 victory. "I just asked (DiPietro) how he was and he said he was all right," captain Bill Guerin said. Wade Dubielewicz played the rest of the way in goal for New York.
Jaroslav Spacek, D, Buffalo SabresSaturday 11/3, 10:47 AM CT
Jaroslav Spacek returned from his shoulder injury on Thursday, as expected. However, the joint was bothering him the next morning, according to the Buffalo News. "It was too tender," coach Lindy Ruff said. "Hopefully it’s a short-term [injury] but we thought it was going to be short the last time too." It looks like we'll just have to wait to see whether the injury will keep Spacek from their next game.
Sean Avery, LW, Dallas StarsSaturday 11/3, 10:42 AM CT
Sean Avery is slated to return to action on Saturday, according to Newsday. The tough guy has been out with a separated shoulder but is safe to get into your lineups now.
Martin Havlat, RW, Chicago BlackhawksSaturday 11/3, 10:34 AM CT
Martin Havlat has begun practicing with the Blackhawks, though he hasn't taken any contact yet. GM Dale Tallon said that Havlat could return to action sometime next week, according to the Chicago Tribune. He'll need to take some hits in practice before he's ready to test his ailing shoulder in a game. For now, Havlat is avoiding surgery on the joint, but he could go down for the season at any point.