Canucks’ Pettersson says ‘good chance’ he plays Sunday vs. Red Wings

Elias Pettersson says he'll likely be in the lineup against the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday afternoon.

"There's a good chance I will be playing (Sunday), but I will check in with the medical team later (Saturday night) and (Sunday) morning and see how I feel, and we'll make the decision after that," Pettersson told reporters after practice on Saturday.

The rookie scoring leader was a full participant in Saturday's session.

Pettersson has missed the Canucks' last five games due to a slight knee sprain suffered after getting tangled up with the Montreal Canadiens' Jesperi Kotkaniemi on Jan. 3.

Despite missing time with that ailment and a concussion earlier in the campaign and playing only 38 games, Pettersson still comfortably leads first-year players in goals (22) and points (42).

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Lundqvist passes Sawchuk for 6th on all-time wins list

New York Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist made history on Saturday night when he recorded his 446th career win in a 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins, passing Hall of Famer Terry Sawchuk on the NHL's all-time wins list.

Lundqvist now ranks sixth all-time.

Lundqvist achieved the feat in his 840th start, and he can move ahead of Curtis Joseph and into the top five with 10 more victories.

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Rask concussed on collision after Chytil’s goal

Tuukka Rask departed Saturday's game against the New York Rangers after Filip Chytil crashed into the Boston Bruins goaltender while scoring late in the first period.

Rask suffered a concussion and was ruled out for the rest of the game, the team announced during the second period.

Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy hit Chytil into the netminder, who had to be helped off the ice.

The veteran stopped six of the seven shots he faced before exiting.

Rask previously suffered a concussion in October 2017.

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Rask concussed on collision after Chytil’s goal

Tuukka Rask departed Saturday's game against the New York Rangers after Filip Chytil crashed into the Boston Bruins goaltender while scoring late in the first period.

Rask suffered a concussion and has been ruled out for the rest of the game, the team announced during the second period.

Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy hit Chytil into the netminder, who had to be helped off the ice.

The veteran stopped six of the seven shots he faced before exiting.

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Rask concussed on collision after Chytil’s goal

Tuukka Rask departed Saturday's game against the New York Rangers after Filip Chytil crashed into the Boston Bruins goaltender while scoring late in the first period.

Rask suffered a concussion and has been ruled out for the rest of the game, the team announced during the second period.

Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy hit Chytil into the netminder, who had to be helped off the ice.

The veteran stopped six of the seven shots he faced before exiting.

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Rantanen exits vs. Kings for precautionary reasons

The Colorado Avalanche avoided a major scare Saturday, as superstar Mikko Rantanen was held out of the third period versus the Los Angeles Kings for precautionary reasons, according to Ryan Clark of The Athletic.

The 22-year-old is set to play the club's next contest Monday versus the Nashville Predators, Clark adds.

Rantanen had another huge game, burying two goals in Colorado's 7-1 rout. However, after his second of the contest, he appeared to take a bit of an awkward fall.

Rantanen now has 73 points in 48 games this season.

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Devils’ Palmieri to replace Hall in All-Star Game

New Jersey Devils forward Kyle Palmieri will replace teammate Taylor Hall on the Metropolitan Division roster for the All-Star Game, the team announced Saturday.

Hall has been sidelined since Dec. 23 with a lower-body injury.

This will mark Palmieri's first All-Star Game appearance. The 27-year-old leads the Devils in goals and points with 22 and 38, respectively, across 47 games. Those early totals have him on pace for 38 goals and 66 points, which would both stand as career highs.

The 2019 All-Star Game will be held Jan. 26 in San Jose.

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