Craig Anderson didn't practice today and may not play tomorrow. If he doesn't then Ben Bishop would get the start. Nothing is confirmed and Anderson could still be goal tomorrow. Check before game time for confirmation.

Bishop makes his first start of the season. He had a 2.48 GAA and .909 SV% last season in limited duty.

In a surprise move, Sheahan gets a look in the season finale. He scored a goal and an assist in seven AHL games.

Bishop faces the Bruins for the first time in his career.

Sheahan is already playing for the Grand Rapid Griffins following three years at Notre Dame. The former 21st overall pick scored nine goals and 25 points through 37 games with his collegiate university.

Bishop could face the Bruins for the first time in his career.

Look for Bishop to start one of the two remaining games for the Sens.

Sounds like Bishop is an option to return this week. Should Craig Anderson falter in the playoffs, Bishop might get another shot at the starting gig.

Expect Zucker to make his NHL debut on the third line tomorrow night.

Zucker just finished his second season at U. of Denver, scoring 22 goals and 46 points in 38 games.

Bishop is out for the remainder of the regular season so feel free to drop him in single-season formats.

Bishop faces the Penguins for the first time in his NHL career.

Bishop owners should probably keep a close eye on the starting goalies page this weekend as Bishop could get two more starts.

Bishop will face the Devils for the first time in his career.

Bishop faces the Leafs for the first time in his career.

Bishop lost his only career start against the Habs, stopping 24 of 26 shots faced.

Bishop faces the Habs for the first time in his career.

Bishop will face the Sabres for the first time in his career.

Bishop has never faced the Rangers in his career.

Bishop has never faced the Bolts in his career.