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Buchnevich scored an even-strength goal and added a power-play assist in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Canucks.

Buchnevich gave the Blues a 2-0 lead at the 11:36 mark of the second period, and he'd later assist on the final game, courtesy of a Jordan Kyrou empty-netter while on the power play. Buchnevich is up to 42 points on the season, and this outing allowed him to snap a three-game pointless skid.

Ullmark made 12 saves in a 5-2 win over Toronto on Saturday.

The ice was heavily tilted toward Joseph Woll, who saw 43 shots compared to Ullmark's 14. Still, Ullmark has won three of his last four starts, and he's 6-2-2 in 10 outings since the Olympic break. He has allowed two or fewer goals in six of those appearances.

Binnington stopped 14 of 15 shots in Saturday's 3-1 win over the Canucks.

Binnington had a favorable matchup on paper against the second-worst offense in the NHL, and he didn't have significant problems securing the win while posting a .933 save percentage. Binnington, who has been splitting the workload between the posts with Joel Hofer, has won three of his last four starts while posting a save percentage of .920 or higher in each of those wins.

Peterson scored twice in AHL Springfield's 5-3 win over Belleville on Saturday.

Peterson has three goals over his last four games. He hasn't done much overall this season, earning 11 goals, 21 points and a minus-12 rating over 48 appearances this season. That's right in line with his 22-point effort over 52 regular-season contests a year ago, but it's a level of offense that won't earn him an NHL look any time soon.

Anderson-Dolan scored twice in AHL Manitoba's 4-3 loss to Tucson on Saturday.

Anderson-Dolan has filled an organizational depth role this season, spending the whole campaign with Manitoba. He has 11 goals and 26 points over 58 outings for the Moose, including three goals and a helper over his last four contests. At this point, it doesn't seem likely that he'll get a call-up before the end of the season.

But scored a goal and added two assists in AHL Tucson's 4-3 win over Manitoba on Saturday.

But has four goals and four assists over his last three contests. The 21-year-old forward is up to 16 goals and 32 points through 33 outings this season. But has performed well in his first AHL campaign and could be called up for a depth role if the Mammoth make the playoffs.

Stutzle scored a power-play goal Saturday in a 5-2 win over Toronto.

He beat Joseph Woll on the short side from the right dot. Stutzle leads the Sens in goals (32), assists (40) and points (72). He is third on the team in power-play goals (eight), behind Dylan Cozens (12) and Drake Batherson (10). Stutzle sits in a three-way tie for 18th in goals in the NHL, and his 72 points put him in a tie with Tage Thompson for 21st.

Kleven picked up two assists in a 5-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Saturday.

He also delivered two hits and blocked one shot in 18:13 of ice time. Kleven has three assists in his last two games and four points (one goal, three helpers) in his last four outings. The native of Fargo, North Dakota has three goals, 13 assists, 116 hits, 90 blocks and 51 PIM in 64 games.

Spence delivered two assists in a 5-2 win over Toronto on Saturday. He fired five shots.

Spence has four assists in his last four games. He had gone nine games without a point prior to that span. Spence has four goals, 19 assists, 84 shots, 46 blocks and 39 hits in 60 games this season.

Tavares scored a goal and was plus-two in a 5-2 loss to the Senators on Saturday.

The plus-2 is notable, considering how many goals the Senators piled up Saturday. Tavares has a goal in each of his last two games and five points (three goals, two assists) in his last six outings. The goal was his 25th of the season, marking the 14th time in 17 campaigns that Tavares has hit that total. His 518 goals are the fifth-most among active NHLers.