Viktor Fasth (lower body) has return to Anaheim. He will visit with his therapist as he continues to recover from a lower-body injury. Fasth has been sidelined since Oct. 18 because of the ailment.

Viktor Fasth (lower body) wasn't able to complete the Ducks' practice on Wednesday. "I still felt it a little bit," Fasth said. "The safe thing to do was to get off and give it some more time." Fasth has already been sidelined for three games due to the injury.

Viktor Fasth will miss his second straight game Sunday with a lower body injury. Although there was improvement in his recovery, Fasth was not able to practice on Saturday. "He's still day to day," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "He's feeling a lot better today than he did yesterday. But what that means, I don't really know." Consider him day-to-day as the speculation is that he will be on the Ducks road trip that starts Tuesday in Toronto.

Viktor Fasth will sit out Friday's game because of a lower-body injury. Fasth is being regarded as day-to-day beyond Friday's game. He has a 3.33 GAA and an .877 save percentage in three games this season.

Viktor Fasth stopped 33 of 35 shots as the Ducks won the Flames 3-2 Wednesday night. Fasth made his first start since Oct.6. and it his third start of the season. He now has 3.33 goal against average and .877 save percentage. Look for Jonas Hiller to start Anaheim's next game Friday night because he has won all of his games this season for the Ducks.

Viktor Fasth is projected to start Wednesday night against Calgary. Jonas Hiller has been excellent in Anaheim's crease this season and he started the team's last two games. Hiller surrendered just one goal in a pair of wins for the Ducks and the club is counting on Fasth to keep the momentum of their four-game winning streak going. He has a 1-1-0 record along with an .826 save percentage and a 4.00 GAA in two outings this season.

Viktor Fasth needed to save only 15 shots in Winnipeg Sunday night to pick up the win as the Anaheim Ducks downed the Jets 3-2. Fasth breathed a sigh of relief Sunday. Last Wednesday, after all, he allowed six goals in a loss to the Colorado Avalanche. His goals-against-average improved Sunday to .882.

Viktor Fasth allowed six goals on 29 shots in the Anaheim's loss to Colorado Wednesday night. Fasth had only .793 saving percentage but there was not much he could do as the Avalanche scored some pretty goals. The Ducks play again Saturday night and with this kind on performance Jonas Hiller should get the starting job instead of Fasth. Ducks will continue split goaltending duties until one of the two plays well enough to take control of the job.

Viktor Fasth has been confirmed as the starter in goal for Anaheim in their opener against Colorado. This is a bit of a surprise, but we should expect Fasth and Jonas HIller to split time until one of the two plays well enough to take control of the job.

Viktor Fasth revealed he had a strained lower abdominal muscle and was playing around 80 percent at the end of the year. Jonas Hiller got all the starts for the Ducks in the postseason, although it's unclear if Fasth's injury had anything to do with that fact. Fasth should be 100 percent healthy by training camp and could enter next season as the Ducks' starting goalie if Hiller is dealt for salary cap purposes this summer.