Jose Theodore turned aside 26 of 28 shots in regulation in a 3-2 shootout victory on Saturday. Theodore allowed one goal in three shootout rounds. This victory snapped Theodore's personal three-game losing streak.

Jose Theodore allowed only one goal on 26 shots, but was on the wrong end of a 2-0 loss to the Ducks Sunday. Theodore made a number of big saves to keep the Panthers in this game, but an empty-net goal by Niklas Hagman sealed their fate late in the third. This marks the second consecutive game in which Theodore has performed admirably without earning a victory.

Jose Theodore blocked 39 of the 41 shots he faced Friday night but he and the Florida Panthers still dropped a 2-1 decision to the visiting San Jose Sharks. Look for Theodore to remain Florida's starting goaltender after this effort. The team's other goalie, Scott Clemmensen, allowed four goals on 16 shots on Wednesday.

Although Scott Clemmensen allowed four goals on 16 shots on Wednesday, there's no guarantee that Jose Theodore will start Friday. "Scott Clemmensen has earned the ability to start games this year," Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said. "I'll evaluate [the starter] the same way [Friday] night, whether I feel he can have a bounce-back game or if it's time to give [ Jose Theodore] the net and see what he can do with it from the start." It sounds like the starter situation in Florida is murky. Theodore owners might want to hedge their bets by grabbing Clemmensen, if they haven't already.

Coach Kevin Dineen said his starting goaltender won't be announced until game time against Ottawa. Scott Clemmensen won two games last week before Jose Theodore returned from his knee injury and helped the Panthers beat the New York Islanders on Sunday. Consider Theodore probable to start because he is healthy now and is still the club's top goaltender.

After missing almost a month with a knee injury, Jose Theodore captured a victory as the Florida Panthers defeated the New York Islanders 4-1. Theodore hadn't played since Jan. 20 and has only made three starts since the New Year. He's made the most of the time he has played, however, as he now has a nice 15-9-5 record and should be a good No. 2 or great No. 3 goalie for the stretch run in fantasy.

Jose Theodore will be between the pipes Sunday against the New York Islanders. Theodore returned from a knee injury on Thursday and served as Scott Clemmensen's backup the last couple of days. Theodore hasn't played since Jan. 20 and has started in only two games in 2012. He could be a little rusty this afternoon in Long Island.

Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said Jose Theodore is healthy enough to play between the pipes on Saturday. That's not the same thing as confirming that Theodore will start, but we think he should still be regarded as the probable goaltender. Knee problems have limited Theodore to just two games since the start of 2012.

Jose Theodore returned from a knee injury on Thursday and served as Scott Clemmensen's backup. Theodore will probably start on Saturday or Sunday. He hasn't played between the pipes since Jan. 20 and his knee problems have limited him to just two starts in 2012.

Jose Theodore will be back in Florida's lineup on Thursday from a knee injury. He will probably serve as Scott Clemmensen's backup versus Los Angeles. Theodore has been experiencing problems with his knee on and off ice Jan. 1.