Buffalo GM Tim Murray is looking at Michal Neuvirth as a reclamation project, who can still live up to his potential as a second-round draft pick. "For whatever reason, he's a backup there and he's just not as important as he wants to be," Murray said referring to Neuvirth's time in Washington. "I think when he gets to feel some love again or whatever you want to call it and has an opportunity, then he can get his game back." The former Capitals netminder posted a 4-6-2 record with a .914 save percentage and a 2.82 GAA in 13 games with the Capitals this campaign. He should share starts with Jhonas Enroth down the stretch.