Jeff Halpern scored a goal in the Coyotes' 4-3 overtime loss to the New York Rangers. That gives Halpern five goals and 11 points in 59 games this season. He's a bottom-six forward with 966 games worth of experience, but he doesn't have any fantasy value.

Jeff Halpern's goal with 3:05 left gave Phoenix a 4-3 win Monday night against Los Angeles. Halpern's fourth goal this season was a shot from the left side that Kings goalie Jonathan Quick appeared to stop with his stick, however replays showed that the puck crossed the line. Keith Yandle also had a strong night with a goal and an assist, while Rob Klinkhammer and Mikkel Boedker also scored for the Coyotes.

Jeff Halpern scored his third goal of the season on Sunday. Halpern is good on the draw and is a defensive specialist so when he scores, it is a treat and a surprise. Just an FYI.

Jeff Halpern recorded an assist in a 3-2 loss to Buffalo on Thursday. Halpern is a defensive center at this stage of his career and has just eight points in 41 games this season. He's also now 52 contests away from 1,000, so he should reach that mark if he secures a new contract for the 2014-15 campaign.

Jeff Halpern (upper body) will back in the Phoenix Coyotes' lineup tonight after a two-week absence and the Coyotes think he'll be able to help their penalty-killing unit, which has been poor lately. The Coyotes' penalty kill has allowed at least one power-play goal in their past five games. That could be a recipe for disaster tonight against the Capitals, who have the best power-play unit in the NHL (28.1 percent) and a league-high 18 power-play goals."It's a very basic power play that's just executed really well," said Halpern, who is a D.C. native and spent seven seasons with the Caps. "They have one-timers, three real good one-timers in the spots that you want them, and they have two great setup guys on the one side feeding those guys. So you know what they're going to do. It's the looks that they get and coming up with a bit of a game plan to take away those things. You can draw it up on the board. You know what's coming. It's just how well those

Jeff Halpern (upper body) will be available for Saturday's game. Halpern has been sidelined since Oct. 26. He has no fantasy value in standard leagues.

Jeff Halpern (upper body) has been placed on injured reserve. He was moved onto Phoenix's IR to make room for Lauri Kopikoski's return. Halpern was injured in last Saturday's win over Edmonton.

Jeff Halpern (upper body) is questionable for Tuesday's game. Halpern sustained what is likely a back injury during Saturday's contest. He has a goal and four penalty minutes in six games this season.

The upper body injury suffered by Jeff Halpern Saturday is likely to his back. Coach Dave Tippett said that he was suffering from spasms as he was removed from the game after playing only four shifts. Tippett also thought the injury was not serious so consider him day-to-day for now.

Jeff Halpern exited Saturday's game versus Edmonton with an upper-body injury. He wasn't able to return after seeing four shifts for 2:25 of ice time. Halpern has one goal, six hits and seven blocks in six appearances with the Coyotes this season. Consider him day-to-day for now.