Tokarski stopped 14 of 15 shots in Tuesday's 5-4 win over the Canucks.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski made his first appearance of the season, replacing Casey DeSmith after Vancouver scored three goals early in the first period. The 33-year-old Tokarski was sharp, turning aside 14 of 15 shots while Pittsburgh scored five unanswered goals en route to a 5-4 win. Tokarski was 10-12-5 with a .899 save percentage last season in Buffalo. He'll continue to back up DeSmith while Tristan Jarry (lower body) is sidelined.

Tokarski was recalled from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski figures to step into the backup role following the injury to Tristan Jarry (lower body) against the Bruins on Monday. The Penguins have a back-to-back on the schedule Jan. 13 and 14 against the Jets and Hurricanes, respectively, which could be Tokarski's next chance to play if Jarry is out that long.

Tokarski was cut from Pittsburgh's training camp roster Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski's slated to begin the year with AHL Wilkes-Barre behind Tristan Jarry and Casey DeSmith on the organizational depth chart. The 33-year-old netminder could see time in Pittsburgh in the event of injury. Tokarski was 10-12-5 with an .899 save percentage last season with Buffalo.

Tokarski inked a one-year, $775,000 deal with the Penguins on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski's deal is technically a one-way contract, which means he will join the team for training camp, but he should be expected to spend the year in the minors as the No. 3 option for the club after Casey DeSmith (abdomen) was re-signed in early July. Still, if DeSmith isn't fully fit for the start or the year after undergoing core muscle surgery, Tokarski could get the chance to serve as the backup behind Tristan Jarry for Opening Night.

Tokarski made 19 saves in Friday's 3-2 overtime win over the Blackhawks.

EDGE Analysis

It wasn't a busy night for Tokarski, but the Sabres never led until Casey Middelstadt potted the overtime winner. Tokarski finishes the season on a high note heading into unrestricted free agency, and he proved to be a serviceable backup with a 10-12-5 record, 3.27 GAA and .899 save percentage.

Tokarski will patrol the crease during Friday's home game versus the Blackhawks, Lance Lysowski of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski was pretty shaky in his last start Thursday against the Bruins, surrendering five goals on 32 shots en route to a 5-0 loss. He'll try to bounce back and end the season with a bang by securing his 10th win of the year in a home matchup with a Chicago team that's only averaging 2.58 goals per game on the road this campaign, 27th in the NHL.

Tokarski gave up five goals on 32 shots in Thursday's 5-0 loss to Boston.

EDGE Analysis

The Sabres finished with five more shots, but the Bruins scored five more goals. Three of the goals against Tokarski were scored by Patrice Bergeron. Tokarski fell to 9-12-5 with a 3.32 GAA and .899 save percentage. He will likely finish the season with those statistics since Buffalo has just one game remaining.

Tokarski is poised to get the starting nod on the road versus the Bruins on Thursday, Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski will look to end the year on a winning streak after having secured victories in his previous two contests in which he posted a combined .895 save percentage. The Bruins are unlikely to rest any guys just yet as the team still has an outside chance of improving its place in the standings, which means Tokarski should face plenty of rubber.

Tokarski stopped 19 shots in Saturday's 5-3 win over the Islanders.

EDGE Analysis

The journeyman netminder wasn't exactly sharp, but the Buffalo offense gave Tokarski more than enough support to collect his ninth win of the season. His 3.25 GAA and .901 save percentage aren't good, but with Craig Anderson now dealing with an undisclosed injury, Tokarski could find himself in the No. 1 role for the Sabres over the final couple games.

Tokarski will guard the home goal during Saturday's matchup with the Islanders, Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Tokarski was solid in his last start Sunday against the Flyers, stopping 32 of 35 shots en route to a 5-3 victory. He'll try to secure a second straight victory in a home matchup with an Islanders team that's averaging just 2.84 goals per game on the road this year, 24th in the NHL.