Good morning! Sip it slowly and enjoy the day! That St. Louis line of Tarasenko-Lehtera-Schwartz continues to be amazing! Where did this Lehtera come from? You can't say leftfield as a hockey reference either. I think Alex Pietrangelo decided to wake up because Kevin Shattenkirk was getting all the attention. Ever since last year's playoff round, Montreal, and Carey Price, seem to have Boston's number. The Maple Leafs have really responded from that 9-2 shellacking from the Nashville Predators by winning 2 in a row. Buffalo has won 3 in a row! It must be because all the visiting teams must be awestruck by the amount of snow that they see when they arrive. Ovechkin tried his best with 8 SOG but couldn't put anything past Buffalo's Jhonas Enroth. Tyler Bozak just might break his career high of 49 points set last year. I might add, easily. With four goals in past 3 games and 5 in past 5, Tomas Tatar is heating up similar to what Gustav Nyquist did last season. I don't how much I'd want to play Tampa Bay this season; especially if I were a goalie. The Islanders taking both games of a home-and-home with Pittsburgh was no small feat. Jakub Voracek leads the NHL in points. I never would have thought that while Crosby is healthy, that he wouldn't be leading the league in scoring. Claude Giroux is coming after both of them! Some of these Florida Panthers are starting to heat up....Nick Bjugstad for instance. Hard to spell and pronounce. D-man John Klingberg has had some week for the Dallas Stars with 6 points in 7 games. Have you noticed that the Stars always have a rookie come up and light the league on fire? Alex Chiasson comes to mind. Antoine Roussel is another. Ride him while he's hot. The Stars won a couple at home now. Yay! Even with his 3-point night, you might be able to steal Colorado's Nathan MacKinnon from a fantasy owner who is disgruntled about his subpar (?) performance so far. I would make an offer before he gets to the elite level. Cory Schneider finally got the night off after 20-straight starts. Next start, Vancouver on Tuesday. Calgary is not going away this year. The Chicago Blackhawks smoked the Edmonton Oilers 7-1. The Arizona Coyotes won without Klinkhammer in the lineup. I kind of like the name Josh Jooris on Calgary. It sorta flows. Have a great week and may all your fantasies come true! Happy Thanksgiving!

Jooris, 24, scored in his NHL debut last week, but suffered a lower-body injury that cost him one game. He will get back in the lineup tonight and skate on the Flames third line with Joe Colborne and Curtis Glencross.

Jooris, 24, was an undrafted free-agent who has no points in two games in his second AHL season. He had 11 goals and 16 assists (27 points) in 73 games a season ago.