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Report: M. Kiprusoff might retire this summer

Miikka Kiprusoff appears to be leaning toward staying in Calgary and possibly retiring at the end of the year, according to TSN's Darren Dreger via other sources.

Kiprusoff's name had been tied to a potential deal to Toronto, but according to reports the 36-year-old netminder doesn't want to uproot his family, especially after just welcoming a new baby boy into the world, and have to settle somewhere else.

Source: Darren Dreger on Twitter

Wed, Apr 3, 2013 11:33:00 AM

Frederik Andersen shuts out Vancouver

Frederik Andersen stopped all 17 shots fired his way in a 4-0 shutout win over Vancouver on Tuesday.

The Canucks were only able to muster up seven shots in the final 40 minutes of this game so he didn't have to be spectacular. Still, the Ducks' number one has won seven straight starts in what is turning out to be a fantastic campaign. Andersen is second in the NHL in wins with 27 and holds solid secondary numbers with a 2.24 GAA and .919 save percentage. The shutout was his third of the year.

Jan 28 - 1:18 AM

Steve Mason gets W in relief of Emery

Steve Mason earned a victory Tuesday despite starting the game on the bench as the Flyers upended Arizona in a shootout by a score of 4-3.

Mason declared himself fit to return from a knee injury on this night, but Ray Emery received the starting nod and lasted fewer than six minutes before he was removed from the game after allowing two quick goals. Mason stopped 22 of the 23 shots he faced in relief and improved his record to 9-12-6 in the process. His GAA is now 2.41 while his save percentage stands at .921.

Jan 27 - 11:08 PM

Kris Letang dishes out 5 assists in win

Returning from a one-game absence due to a head injury, Kris Letang showed no signs of rust by registering five helpers in a 5-3 win over Winnipeg on Tuesday.

Letang's fantasy owners have seemingly dodged a bullet since the blueliner missed just one game after he was hit by Zac Rinaldo last week and it looks like he'll pick up where he left off. Ride his hot hand for as long as you can.

Jan 27 - 9:41 PM

Patric Hornqvist makes mark in return to ice

Patric Hornqvist netted a pair of goals on Tuesday in a 5-3 defeat of the Jets.

Hornqvist missed about a month due to a lower body ailment, but he made his presence felt by counting twice in his first game back to give him 15 goals on the season in just 34 contests. Steve Downie, Nick Spaling and David Perron also found the back of the net for Pittsburgh in the victory.

Jan 27 - 9:34 PM

Anton Khudobin will start for Canes Tuesday

Anton Khudobin will play between the pipes on Tuesday.

Khudobin was solid going into the break, allowing two or fewer goals in each of his last six starts. He has a 2.32 GAA and .916 save percentage in 16 contests in 2014-15.

Source: Hurricanes.nhl.com

Jan 27 - 5:05 PM

Jiri Hudler (illness) is a game-time decision

Jiri Hudler is battling an illness on Tuesday.

Hudler is being regarded as a game-time decision as a result. If he can't play then Joe Colborne will likely take his spot on the top line. Hudler has 14 goals and 39 points in 45 contests in 2014-15.

Source: Flames.nhl.com on Twitter

Jan 27 - 1:32 PM

Martin Brodeur will retire, stay with Blues

Martin Brodeur will announce the end of his playing career, but he'll reportedly stick with the Blues as an assistant general manager.

Brodeur will stick with the franchise in a front office capacity. He'll finish with a 2.24 GAA, .912 save percentage, and an NHL-high 691 wins in 1,266 games. He won the Stanley Cup three times and claimed the Vezina Trophy on four occasions. He's as safe a bet to be inducted into the Hall of Fame as you get and he'll be routinely brought up during arguments when discussing the greatest goaltenders of all-time. The vast majority of his playing career was with the New Jersey Devils, but after it became apparent that they had moved on to goaltender Cory Schneider, Brodeur attempted to extend his career elsewhere and eventually signed with St. Louis. Although his time playing with the Blues was brief, they have to be happy that they'll get his wealth of experience as an assistant general manager.

Source: Pro Hockey Talk

Jan 27 - 1:28 PM

Thomas Greiss is expected to start Tuesday

Thomas Greiss was the first goaltender to leave the ice for the Penguins Tuesday morning.

That's usually a good way of telling who the starter will be, so it looks like Greiss will get the nod. Marc-Andre Fleury played in the All-Star Game, so the Penguins presumably want to give their top goaltender a breather.

Source: Dave Molinari on Twitter

Jan 27 - 11:49 AM

Kris Letang (head) might be back on Tuesday

Kris Letang (head) is being regarded as a game-time decision on Tuesday.

The fact that Letang is even being talked about as a possibility to play is an encouraging development. Concussions don't conform to standard timetables, so the fear when Letang was initially hit by Philadelphia's Zac Rinaldo was that he would be on the sidelines for a while. As it is though, Letang has only been absent for one game, albeit partially due to the All-Star break. It Letang plays Tuesday, then Scott Harrington will probably serve as a healthy scratch.

Source: Penguins.nhl.com on Twitter

Jan 27 - 11:44 AM

Ray Emery will get the nod on Tuesday

Ray Emery will play between the pipes on Tuesday.

Emery has been helping to fill the void left by Steve Mason (knee). However, Mason is healthy enough to backup now, so Emery will probably be warming the bench Thursday.

Source: Sam Carchidi on Twitter

Jan 27 - 11:26 AM

Colorado's Erik Johnson (knee) out 3-8 weeks

Erik Johnson will be out of action for three-to-eight weeks with a knee injury.

He had a knee scope performed on Monday. Johnson missed the All-Star Game due to the ailment. He has posted a career high of 12 goals in 47 games this season and he has 23 points.

Source: Avalanche.nhl.com

Jan 26 - 5:49 PM