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Stuart Skinner will start Wednesday vs. Chicago.

Skinner stopped 25 of 28 shots (.893 SV%) as he picked up the win over Florida in his last start Monday. The Edmonton native has been very solid in his first full season as shown by his 5-5-0 record, .919 SV% and 2.80 GAA. He draws a good matchup with the Chicago Blackhawks who are 30th in the NHL in goals per game (2.48) and 31st in shots per game (26.3).

Stuart Skinner
Stuart Skinner is expected to take the crease Wednesday vs. Chicago.

Skinner stopped 25 of 28 shots (.893 SV%) as he picked up the win over Florida in his last start Monday. The Edmonton native has been very solid in his first full season as shown by his 5-5-0 record, .919 SV% and 2.80 GAA. He draws a good matchup with the Chicago Blackhawks who are 30th in the NHL in goals per game (2.48) and 31st in shots per game (26.3).

Stuart Skinner
Trent Frederic will return to the Bruins' lineup Tuesday vs. Tampa Bay (upper body).

Frederic has missed the Bruins' last two games due to an upper-body injury but will be back in the lineup Tuesday as Boston takes on Tampa Bay. The 24-year-old has three goals and three assists with a +9 plus/minus rating and 16 PIMs across a bottom-six role and 18 games played.

Trent Frederic
Skinner will start Monday vs. the Panthers.

Skinner allowed five goals on 28 shots (.821 SV%) in his worst start of the season vs. New Jersey in a loss his last time out. The 24-year-old has been incredibly solid this season as shown by his .921 SV%, 2.78 GAA and 4-5-0 record. He will face off against the Florida Panthers, who have lost four of their last five games and lead the NHL in shots on goal per game by averaging 40.2 a night.

Stuart Skinner
Skinner is in the starter's crease at the Oilers morning skate.

Skinner allowed five goals on 28 shots (.821 SV%) in his worst start of the season vs. New Jersey in a loss his last time out. The 24-year-old has been incredibly solid this season as shown by his .921 SV%, 2.78 GAA and 4-5-0 record. He will face off against the Florida Panthers who have lost four of their last five games and lead the NHL in shots on goal per game by averaging 40.2 a night.

Stuart Skinner
Frederic (upper-body) will not play on Wednesday.

Frederic was a game-time decision but will not play vs. Florida. Craig Smith will work his way back into Boston's lineup. The 24-year-old had three goals and three assists with a +9 plus/minus rating and 16 PIMs across a bottom-six role and 18 games played.

Trent Frederic
Jack Roslovic will draw back into the Blue Jackets lineup vs. Montreal.

Roslovic has been a healthy scratch since last playing November 17th but will draw back into the Blue Jackets' lineup Wednesday. The seven-year-veteran has one goal and six points through 15 games prior to being sent to the press box but will be hoping to build off his -6 plus/minus rating.

Jack Roslovic
Frederic (upper-body) is questionable to play Wednesday.

Frederic suffered an upper-body injury in Monday's win over the Lightning and is questionable to play Wednesday. Frederic missed Tuesday's practice, which isn't a good sign for his availability. Craig Smith will draw into the lineup if Frederic is unable to play.

Trent Frederic
Stuart Skinner will start Monday vs. the New Jersey Devils.

Skinner stopped 31 of 34 shots (.912 SV%) to pick up a win over Vegas in his third straight Oilers' start his last time out. The 24-year-old Edmonton native has been incredible this season, stealing the starting job with his .930 SV%, 2.52 GAA and 4-4-0 record. He faces off against New Jersey who will be going for their franchise-record 12th straight win Monday.

Stuart Skinner
Connor Ingram will start Monday vs. Nashville.

Ingram stopped 23 of 27 shots (.852 SV%) as he lost his third consecutive start his last time out in a loss to the New York Rangers. The Coyotes' backup has struggled this season as shown by his 4.32 GAA and .870 SV% which have resulted in a 1-4-0 record. He takes on the Nashville Predators who rank 27th in the NHL in goals for (2.67) and 28th in shots for per game (29.4).

Connor Ingram
Skinner is in the starter's crease at the Oilers morning skate.

Skinner stopped 31 of 34 shots (.912 SV%) to pick up a win over Vegas in his third straight Oilers' start his last time out. The 24-year-old Edmonton native has been incredible this season, stealing the starting job with his .930 SV%, 2.52 GAA and 4-4-0 record. He faces off against New Jersey who will be going for their franchise-record 12th straight win Monday.

Stuart Skinner