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| Roberto Luongo stopped 25-of-26 shots by Phoenix as he helped nail down a 3-1 win for Vancouver. He is now 5-2 over his last seven outings. |
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| Daniel Carcillo scored the lone goal for Phoenix in their 3-1 loss to Vancouver. That was his eighth goal of the season. |
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| Daniel Sedin dished a pair of assists in the Canucks' 3-1 win over Phoenix. He now has 67 points, and that was his 19th multi-point game of the season. |
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| Henrik Sedin blasted two goals in the Canucks' 3-1 win over Phoenix. He now has 68 points and that was his second multi-goal game of the season, the last coming on November 9 against Colorado. |
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| Peter Forsberg returned to the ice on Monday night, according to NHL.com. He missed the previous four games with a groin injury. |
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| Niklas Backstrom stopped 29-of-30 shots by Colorado as he helped nail down a 3-1 win. He has only allowed one goal of his last two games. |
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| Brent Burns scored one goal and one assist in Minnesota's 3-1 win over Colorado. He has now tallied nine points over his last nine games. |
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| Joe Sakic, C, Colorado Avalanche | Monday 3/17, 8:59 PM CT |
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| Joe Sakic scored the lone goal for Colorado in their 3-1 loss to Minnesota. He has now scored a point in four straight games. |
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| Adam Foote, D, Colorado Avalanche | Monday 3/17, 2:28 PM CT |
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| Coach Joel Quenneville said that Adam Foote is "very likely" to play on Monday, according to the Denver Post. He's missed four of the Avs' past five games due to a hip injury and will test it out before the game to determine whether he can play. |
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| Peter Forsberg has been cleared to return to action on Monday, according to the Denver Post. He's missed the past week due to a strained groin. |
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| Pascal Leclaire took a puck to the head during pre-game warmups and was held out of Sunday's game, according to the Columbus Dispatch. It's not clear when Leclaire will be ready to play again, but Fredrik Norrena would continue to start in Leclaire's absence. |
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| R.J. Umberger sprained his knee during Sunday's game, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. The injury is expected to sideline him for at least two weeks, which means we may not see him on the ice again during the regular season. |
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| The Flyers have confirmed that Derian Hatcher will miss the remainder of the season due to a fractured leg, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. "He has a small nondisplaced fracture of the tibia and a very severe contusion," general manager Paul Holmgren. "He's probably going to be out a month." He sustained the injury when he was hit by a shot during Saturday's game and finishes the season with seven points and 33 PIM in 44 games played. |
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| Andrew Alberts went a couple of days without headaches last week but the returned in recent days, according to the Boston Globe. He'll need to go a full week without concussion symptoms before being cleared for full-contact practice, so keep him benched. |
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| Zdeno Chara took part in an on-ice session Monday morning and likely will practice on Tuesday, according to the Boston Globe. "I think it's getting better," said Chara. "I'm feeling, when I'm skating, that it's getting better. We'll see how it is tomorrow. Hopefully there are no setbacks. Just keep moving forward. Still day-to-day and see how it feels." If all keeps going well with his upper-body injury, he might be able to play on Thursday. |
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