NHL Player News

Zegras had a goal and an assist in a 6-3 loss to the Rangers on Saturday.

Zegras has gone as the Flyers have gone lately. The team has lost six in a row (0-5-1), and Zegras has just three points (one goal, two assists) in that span. He does have 16 shots over that stretch, but look closely, and you'll find he put up seven in a single game. Zegras has 44 points, including 19 goals, and 107 shots in 47 games. His previous best came in 2022-23 when he delivered 65 points (23 goals, 42 assists) in 81 games.

Zibanejad had a hat trick in Saturday's 6-3 win over the Flyers.

He set all sorts of records Saturday. It was Zibanejad's 10th career hat trick and his ninth with the Rangers, tying Bill Cook for the franchise record. One of his goals came on the power play, which brought Zibanejad up to 117 career regular-season goals with the man advantage as a member of the Rangers. Zibanejad is now ahead of Camille Henry and Chris Kreider for the most in team history. Zibanejad also has 17 points (nine goals, eight assists) during an eight-game point streak.

Guttman scored twice in AHL Ontario's 4-3 win over Texas on Saturday.

Guttman didn't get a chance to play after earning a call-up to the Kings on Jan. 8, but he's certainly earned the opportunity. He's now at 11 goals and 26 points over 34 appearances this season. That includes six goals and four assists over his last eight outings.

Suzuki scored twice in AHL Chicago's 5-2 win over Rockford on Saturday.

Suzuki had gone six games without a goal, though he had five assists in that span. The center is at six goals, 24 points and a plus-10 rating over 33 appearances this season. Suzuki's offense is a little worse than last year, when he had 59 points in 69 regular-season contests, so a call-up to the NHL doesn't seem likely any time soon.

Sissons isn't playing Saturday versus the Predators because of an upper-body injury, Hannah Kirkell of Vegas Hockey Now reports.

Sissons also missed Thursday's game versus the Maple Leafs, presumably for the same reason. He is considered day-to-day, but it's unlikely Vegas will provide any official update on his status until he's ready to return.

Hagens notched three assists in Boston College's 4-3 loss to Providence College on Saturday.

Hagens is up to 10 goals and 14 helpers through 19 appearances for BC this season. The Bruins prospect should continue to provide dynamic offense as a playmaker. The sophomore forward is proving himself at the NCAA level, though it's not yet clear when he'll join the professional ranks.

Ryabkin scored a goal and added four assists in QMJHL Charlottetown's 6-3 win over Halifax on Saturday.

Ryabkin was playing in just his second game since being reassigned to Charlottetown from AHL Chicago. The Russian forward has already made a good impression. He had seven points in 25 outings with Chicago, but he should greatly benefit in production after moving down a level.

Howden (lower body) won't play Saturday versus Nashville, per Jesse Granger of The Athletic.

Howden also missed the Golden Knights' previous three games due to the injury. He has nine goals and 15 points in 39 outings in 2025-26. With Howden and Colton Sissons (upper body) unavailable, Tanner Laczynski and Alexander Holtz will be in Saturday's lineup.

Marchessault (lower body) was activated from injured reserve Saturday, per the NHL media site.

Following a 14-game absence, Marchessault appears to be available to return to the lineup. He has contributed seven goals, 10 points, 60 shots on net and 30 hits across 28 appearances this season.

Evans (lower body) was activated off injured reserve Saturday, per the NHL media site.

Despite being described as a game-time decision for Saturday's clash against Ottawa, Evans appears ready to return to the lineup. He hasn't played since Dec. 20 due to the injury. Evan is likely to serve in a middle-six capacity, and his return might result in Sammy Blais being a healthy scratch versus the Senators.