Jose Theodore allowed three goals on 32 shots in the Panthers' 5-3 win over Toronto Tuesday. It was a solid bounce-back effort for Theodore, who was victimized for four goals in one period of play by the Bruins in his last outing.

Jose Theodore, a long-time nemesis for the Boston Bruins, lost his magic touch Friday night as the reigning Stanley Cup champions thumped the goalie and his Florida Panthers teammates 8-0. Theodore could stop only 10 of 14 shots before being yanked in favor of Scott Clemmensen when the Panthers trailed 4-0. Clemmensen also allowed four goals, on 21 shots. Theodore's game previously was at his best against Boston. The veteran had defeated the Bruins six consecutive times and was 9-0-1 with a 1.59 goals-against average and .948 save percentage against them since the start of the 2005-06 season. He had defeated the Bruins for Montreal, Washington, Minnesota and the Panthers (18-10-7) during that span but he wasn't much in Boston Friday night.

Jose Theodore allowed two goals on 22 shots, but was saddled with a loss in a 2-1 defeat to the Coyotes Tuesday. The veteran netminder continues to post solid numbers thanks partially to the Panthers' defensive system. Despite the loss, his record remains an impressive 13-7-4.

Jose Theodore improved his record to a surprising 13-6-4 after the Florida Panthers beat the Carolina Hurricanes 3-2 in overtime. Theodore earned his second win in a row after allowing two goals on 26 shots (also for the second straight game). He's been much effective than just about anyone expected this season and it seems like he'll continue to deliver.

Look for Jose Theodore to be between the pipes Sunday at home against the Carolina Hurricanes. Theodore's GAA is 2.34 which is his lowest since the 2003/04 season. His .923 save percentage is also his best since the 2001/02 season. He is a must start today against the lowly Carolina Hurricanes.

Jose Theodore kicked out 24 of 26 shots in regulation in a 3-2 win Friday. Theodore allowed just one goal in four shootout attempts. This victory snapped Theodore's two-game losing streak and brought his record up to 12-6-4 this season.

Jose Theodore turned aside 32 of 34 shots, but suffered a 3-2 shootout loss to New Jersey Tuesday. Despite the loss, this was a nice bounceback for Theodore, who was practically run out of the building in a loss to the Rangers Sunday. He should continue to earn the majority of the starts for Florida going forward.

Jose Theodore lasted only two periods after allowing six goals on 22 shots in a 6-1 loss to the Rangers Sunday. Theodore has exceeded all expectations so far this season so this correction isn't entirely shocking. Nevertheless, the Panthers do appear legitimately good, meaning Theodore could retain a decent amount of value for the entire season. Scott Clemmensen entered this game after two frames and stopped all 11 shots he faced in relief.

Jose Theodore will be between the pipes tonight at MSG against Henrik Lundqvist and the New York Rangers. The veteran goalie, coming off a 40 saves shutout performance on Thursday, has keyed Florida's resurgence with his steady play in net. Tonight marks the final stop on a three-game road trip for the Panthers, who are 10-6-1 as the visiting team this season. Meanwhile, New York is 7-2-2 on home ice this year, but has lost two straight (0-1-1) at MSG since a seven-game winning streak as the host.

Jose Theodore made 40 saves for the shutout in Florida's 2-0 victory over the Boston Bruins Thursday night. Theodore is clearly over his illness and was perfect tonight against the Bruins. The Panthers' number one goalie has been excellent of late and now sports a 11-5-1 record on the season. He should be owned in 12-team leagues.