NHL Player News

Gibson (lower body) won't return to Tuesday's game versus the Lightning.

Gibson gave up two goals on 11 shots while playing all of the first period. It's not immediately obvious when he sustained the injury. If he is forced to miss additional time, Daniil Tarasov will take over as the starter and the Red Wings will need to call up a goalie from AHL Grand Rapids to fill out the roster.

Kochetkov will guard the road goal versus the Predators on Tuesday, Brooks Bratten of the Predators' official site reports.

Kochetkov has won 10 straight starts to open the season, posting a 1.49 GAA and a .929 save percentage. He's added two shutouts while providing elite goaltending for the defending champions. He's got a good matchup Tuesday, as the Predators have won just twice in their last six games.

Hill will protect the road goal versus the Penguins on Tuesday, Josh Getzoff of SportsNet Pittsburgh reports.

Hill will start the second half of a back-to-back after Carter Hart was in goal for Vegas' shootout loss to Boston on Monday. Hill has allowed 11 goals over his last three games, going 1-2-0 in that span. Hill played well earlier in the season, but he's still seeing a little less than half of the playing time in goal for the Golden Knights.

Skinner will guard the road goal versus the Canadiens on Tuesday, Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press reports.

Skinner has been skidding lately, losing six straight games. He's 0-4-2 with a 4.05 GAA and an .863 save percentage in that span. The Canadiens haven't lost since Nick Suzuki (hand) exited the lineup, so this will still be a tough challenge for Skinner.

Gibson will guard the road goal against Tampa Bay on Tuesday, per Benjamin Pierce of the Lightning's official site.

Gibson will get the second half of Detroit's back-to-back after Daniil Tarasov played in Monday's 5-3 win over Florida. The 33-year-old Gibson has a 4-5-1 record, a 3.36 GAA and an .860 save percentage in 10 appearances this season. Tampa Bay (8-3-2) sits fifth in the league with 3.69 goals per game this campaign.

Vasilevskiy will guard the home goal versus the Red Wings on Tuesday, Benjamin Pierce of the Lightning's official site reports.

Vasilevskiy has struggled lately, allowing 13 goals on 77 shots over his last three games. He's still gone 1-1-1 in that span, but it's an unusually poor stretch for the star goalie. The 32-year-old netminder should be able to bounce back at some point, and Tuesday's matchup presents a good opportunity for him to turn things around.

Brossoit will defend the road net against Vancouver on Tuesday, per Kevin Woodley of NHL.com.

Brossoit will start again for the Ducks after making 19 saves in Sunday's 6-3 win over Ottawa. The 33-year-old British Columbia native will have plenty of friends and family at Tuesday's game. Vancouver (3-12-1) ranks 21st in the league this season with 2.94 goals per game.

Beckman was named the QMJHL Player of the Week on Monday.

Beckman allowed just two goals over a pair of wins for Cape Breton in the last week. The Senators prospect is 6-4-0 on the year with a 2.38 GAA and a .914 save percentage across 10 contests. He's on his third team in the QMJHL, but as one of the league's top goalies, he should continue to find plenty of success even as the Eagles sit in the middle of the pack early on.

Lankinen will patrol the home paint in Tuesday's clash against the Ducks, per Ben Kuzma of Postmedia.

Lankinen will see his first game action since Oct. 22, as the Canucks are opting to give Leevi Merilainen a night off. The 31-year-old Lankinen has struggled between the pipes this season, as he's posted a 1-7-0 record, a 6.18 GAA and an .807 save percentage across eight appearances this season. He's best left on waivers in all fantasy formats until he can get back in the win column.

Jarry will guard the road crease in Tuesday's clash against New Jersey, per Mike Morreale of NHL.com.

Jarry has been heating up, as he's avoided a regulation loss in each of his three outings since Oct. 24. Overall, the 31-year-old netminder has a 4-1-2 record, a 2.54 GAA, two shutouts and an .895 save percentage across seven appearances this season. With Devon Levi (undisclosed) still sidelined, Jarry remains a solid option in deep fantasy formats given his recent success and the offense skating in front of him. He'll face a relatively-tough test Tuesday against New Jersey, who currently rank 10th in the NHL with 3.43 goals per game this season.