Roloson will return to his role as the Ducks' goaltending consultant for Wednesday's game against the Islanders, after the team called up goalie Igor Bobkov from AHL Norfolk on Tuesday. Injuries to Frederik Andersen and John Gibson forced the 45-year-old Roloson to suit up as an emergency backup for the Ducks in their game Sunday against the Avalanche. While putting an NHL uniform back on may have been something of a rush for Roloson, he has no desire to pursue an NHL comeback.

Roloson was recalled by the Ducks on an emergency basis prior to Sunday's game against the Avalanche, Eric Stephens of the Orange County Register reports. He'll serve as the backup to the newly-recalled Jason LaBarbera. Unexpected injuries to Frederik Andersen earlier in the day and John Gibson just minutes before Sunday's game have resulted in the ultimate doomsday scenario for the Ducks. Jason LaBarbera was recalled from AHL Norfolk to make the start for the Ducks, his third in as many days after manning the net for the minor league squad Friday and Saturday. As a result, the 45-year-old Roloson will take a temporary hiatus from his duties as the Ducks' goaltending consultant to don the pads for the first time since the 2010-11 season with the Lightning. He figures to be available for just Sunday's contest, as the Ducks are expected to recall a younger, unretired goalie from the minor league ranks if Gibson and Andersen are both forced to miss Wednesday's tilt with the Islanders.

Dwayne Roloson has officially been named the Anaheim Ducks' goaltending coach. Roloson's experience should help goaltender Viktor Fasth, who will attempt to stay sharp after an impressive rookie season. Roloson won 227 games as an NHL netminder and has 606 contests worth of playing experience at hockey's highest level.

Dwayne Roloson has reportedly agreed to serve as the Anaheim Ducks' goaltending coach. Roloson will bring with him 606 games worth of NHL experience. As a netminder, he had a career 2.72 GAA and .908 save percentage. He ranks 58th on the NHL's all-time wins list with 227. Roloson retired after the 2011-12 campaign.

Dwayne Roloson was signed by TB on Friday January 18.

Dwayne Roloson is passing the time during the lockout as a volunteer assistant coach at Massachusetts-Lowell. Roloson graduated from UML in 1994. "I feel this will be a great opportunity, to add to the UMass-Lowell hockey staff while coming back to a place that gave me so much," Roloson said in a statement. The 43-year-old is a free agent, but he still has plans of playing once the work stoppage ends.

According to Darren Dreger of TSN, the Toronto Maple Leafs contacted Dwayne Roloson about a goaltending coach opening within their organization. Dreger went on to say that Roloson declined the offer and still wants to play in the league. The job likely would have been with the team's AHL club, since the Leafs hired Rick St. Croix as their new goalie coach on September 18th.

Dwayne Roloson stopped 28 of the 31 shots he faced in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Winnipeg Jets. It has been a long and tough year for Dwayne Roloson and the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Bolts' victory in the final game of the season should give Tampa faithful a reason to look forward to next season. Tampa Bay has a good mix of solid veterans and young talented prospects. They should be a hungry and determined team to look out for next season.

Dwayne Roloson is projected to start Tampa Bay's final two games of the regular season. Amqui, Qeubec native Sebastien Caron will face the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday and Simcoe, Ontario's Roloson will get the call in Toronto on Thursday prior to playing at Winnipeg in the Bolts' regular-season finale. It's been a tough year for the 42-year-old veteran, but has been a little better since the end of March with four wins in his last six appearances.

Dwayne Roloson allowed two goals on 33 shots in Tampa's 4-2 win over the Capitals Monday night. 12 years later, Sabres fans everywhere were once again pulling for Roloson to guide them to playoff success. In what could be the last home game of Roloson's NHL career, the 42-year-old played like an elite goaltender in the win tonight.