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Silovs was recalled from AHL Abbotsford on an emergency basis Sunday.

Silovs was assigned to Abbotsford on Saturday, but he's back with Vancouver in short order. The Latvian netminder will presumably back up Kevin Lankinen in Sunday's home tilt versus the Stars.

Tolopilo was assigned to AHL Abbotsford on Sunday.

Tolopilo was called up by the Canucks on Saturday, but he'll head back to the minors ahead of Sunday's home game against Dallas. Arturs Silovs was recalled from Abbotsford on an emergency basis and will likely serve as Kevin Lankinen's backup Sunday.

Hellebuyck will guard the road goal against the Hurricanes on Sunday, per Ken Wiebe of The Winnipeg Free Press.

Hellebuyck is coming off a 22-save performance in Friday's 6-1 win over New Jersey. He has a 37-8-3 record with six shutouts, a 1.99 GAA and a .927 save percentage through 48 appearances this season. Carolina ranks 11th in the league with 3.17 goals per game in 2024-25.

Tarasov wills serve as the starting netminder during Sunday's road game against the Rangers, Jeff Svoboda of the Blue Jackets' official site reports.

Tarasov has seen sporadic playing time in recent weeks, as he's made just one start since the start of February. However, he faced the Rangers on the road in mid-January and earned his first career shutout by turning aside all 26 shots he faced, albeit in a shootout loss. He'll attempt to maintain his success against the Blueshirts, who have lost their last two games in overtime.

Quick will protect the home net against Columbus on Sunday, Colin Stephenson of Newsday reports.

Quick will get the second half of the Rangers' back-to-back after Igor Shesterkin played in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to Ottawa. The 39-year-old Quick has a 9-5-2 record with three shutouts, a 2.92 GAA and a .903 save percentage through 20 appearances this season. Columbus is tied for seventh in the league with 3.27 goals per game in 2024-25.

Fleury will patrol the home crease against Pittsburgh on Sunday, per Dylan Loucks of The Hockey News.

Fleury has a 12-7-1 record with one shutout, a 2.76 GAA and a .904 save percentage through 21 appearances this season. The 40-year-old netminder plans to retire after the 2024-25 campaign, so this will probably be the final time he will share the ice with the Penguins. Fleury spent most of his career in Pittsburgh, playing 691 regular-season games there and winning three Stanley Cups.

Andersen is starting Sunday's home game against the Jets, Walt Ruff of the Hurricanes' official site reports.

Andersen and Pyotr Kochetkov have alternated starts recently, and that trend will continue against Winnipeg. Over his last five starts, Andersen has gone 1-4-0 with a 2.67 GAA and .894 save percentage. The Jets rank third in the NHL with 3.52 goals per game this season.

Husso was summoned from AHL San Diego on Sunday.

Husso's recall doesn't bode well for the availability of John Gibson (lower body) ahead of Sunday's home matchup versus the Islanders. Due to Gibson's absence, Husso was the backup behind Lukas Dostal in Friday's 4-3 loss to St. Louis.

Jarry will guard the road goal against Minnesota on Sunday, Penguins play-by-play announcer Josh Getzoff reports.

Jarry will make his first NHL appearance since Jan. 14 against Seattle after being brought up from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Monday. He has earned a record of 8-8-4 with a 3.31 GAA and an .884 save percentage in 22 outings with Pittsburgh this season. Minnesota is tied for 23rd in the league with 2.79 goals per game in 2024-25.

Ingram is out indefinitely after entering the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program on Sunday.

Ingram will be eligible to return to the team after he receives clearance for on-ice competition from the program administrators. With 19 games left on the schedule, the 27-year-old netminder might not return before the end of the regular season. Ingram has posted a 9-8-4 record with a 3.27 GAA and an .882 save percentage in 22 appearances this campaign. Utah recalled Jaxson Stauber from AHL Tucson on Sunday to occupy the backup role behind Karel Vejmelka.