MEET PRIMEPUCKS! If you would like to meet Mike, Ray and Steve of PrimePucks, join them at El Rio Grande restaurant and bar (located on the southwest corner of 38th Street and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan on Wednesday, May 15th from 5:00 pm until ???. They will gladly talk pucks until your ears fall off! DETROIT vs. CHICAGO FANTASY MUST-STARTS: Chicago: Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane, Marian Hossa, Patrick Sharp, Duncan Keith, Corey Crawford Detroit: Pavel Datsyuk, Henrik Zetterberg, Johan Franzen, Niklas Kronwall, Jimmy Howard SLEEPERS: Chicago: Brandon Saad, Brent Seabrook Detroit: Damien Brunner, Dan Cleary read more

***IN THE SLOT*** OUR PRIMETIME STARS OF THE NIGHT 1. CAREY PRICE G MONTREAL Despite being smacked in the head twice last night, Price was on the top of his game with 29 saves allowing only 1 goal. Price was really shaky at the end of the year, and he did not look good in game one against Ottawa, but he came up big last night. Price is considered a top goaltender, and he will play every game in the playoffs for the Canadiens. His 2.59 GAA and .905 SP this past year are worse than his career averages, so it's not clear if he can keep this going. 2. PATRICK SHARP C CHICAGO read more

The Blackhawks will rest a lot of their star players tonight.

Sharp missed the last five games with an upper-body injury. He will play with Patrick Kane and either rookie Drew Leblanc or Dave Bolland, but the Blackhawks are keeping quiet on who it will be.

This indicates that Sharp will likely be a scratch for the fifth straight game.

Sharp has played in two games since he returned so if he misses tomorrow's game, he either re-aggravated his upper body injury or is just receiving a maintenance day in anticipation of the playoffs.

Sharp recently returned from injury but is out again. Dave Bolland will return to the lineup for the Hawks.

As was leaked yesterday, Sharp appears to be ready to return from his shoulder injury tonight against Minnesota. Sharp will give the Hawks a big late season boost but also should help out your fantasy team in the playoffs. Where Sharp will fit in hasn't been released, yet.

"It'll be nice to get him going here," Quenneville said of Sharp before Sunday's game. "We probably added a couple extra days here to his time away. He's been skating well, and he wants to play. Look forward to getting him in the lineup because it gives us a lot more options with the lines as well." Sounds like Sharp is ready to go, get him in your lineup.

Sharp will miss his 14th straight game with a shoulder injury.