Buffalo Sabres The team has recalled forwards Phil Varone and Zac Dalpe from the AHL. - Team Twitter Forward Cody McCormick (blood clot) was released from hospital today, but there is no timeframe for his return. - Team Twitter Forward Chris Stewart (illness) was still not feeling well today. - Team Twitter Columbus Blue Jackets Defenceman Ryan Murray (knee) will take part in todays practice. Murray has been limited to four games this season coming off knee surgery in the summer. - Shawn Mitchell, Columbus Dispatch Forward Jack Skille (lower body) will miss at least two weeks. - Jeff Rimer, Columbus Blue Jackets Dallas Stars Centre Tyler Seguin (illness) did not practice today. Forward Vernon Fiddler (lower body) was not practicing today. Forward Jamie Benn (undisclosed) was not on the ice today. - Team Website Los Angeles Kings The team has recalled forward Nick Shore from the AHL and placed forward Tanner Pearson (lower body) on injured reserve. - Team Website Goaltender Martin Jones starts in net tonight against the Toronto Maple Leafs. - Mark Masters, TSN Montreal Canadiens The team has shaken up their power play, which ranks 27th in the league, by creating some new units. These units have diamond formations with distributors on the half walls. The first unit includes forwards David Desharnais and P.A. Parenteau on the walls, with forward Brendan Gallagher screening in front of the net, winger Max Pacioretty in the high slot and defenceman P.K. Subban on the point. The second unit includes defenceman Sergei Gonchar and forward Tomas Plekanec on the walls with forward Lars Eller screening, forward Alex Galchenyuk in the high slot and defenceman Andrei Markov on the point. - John Lu, TSN Forward P.A. Parenteau (upper body) was on the ice today during practice. - Team Twitter New Jersey Devils Forwards Jaromir Jagr and Tuomo Ruutu (illness) are not practicing today. - Team Twitter Forward Patrik Elias hyperextended his elbow during todays practice. - The Bergen Record Pittsburgh Penguins Defenceman Derrick Pouliot has been re-assigned to the AHL. - Team Website Philadelphia Flyers Goaltender Rob Zepp will start in net tonight against the Tampa Bay Lightning. - Team Twitter San Jose Sharks Forward Freddie Hamilton has been re-assigned to the AHL. - Team Twitter Tampa Bay Lightning Goaltender Evgeni Nabokov is projected to start in goal against the Philadelphia Flyers. - Joe Smith, Tampa Bay Times Toronto Maple Leafs Goaltender Jonathan Bernier gets the nod between the pipes tonight against the Los Angeles Kings. - Jonas Siegel, TSN Vancouver Canucks Centre Bo Horvat had a maintenance day, but will play tomorrow. - Team Twitter Defenceman Dan Hamhuis (groin) is not quite ready to play but could return during the teams road trip. - Team Twitter Washington Capitals Goaltender Braden Holtby will start in net tonight against the Colorado Avalanche. - Team Twitter The team has recalled goaltender Justin Peters from the AHL and have re-assigned goaltender Pheonix Copley. - Team Twitter Defenceman Nate Schmidt (scapular fracture) willl be out 6-8 weeks. - Team Twitter P.K Subban Canadiens Jersey . 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MINNEAPOLIS -- After a rough first two innings, Nick Tepesch settled down and cruised through another quality outing to help the Texas Rangers stay hot. Tepesch won his second consecutive start, Elvis Andrus and Chris Gimenez each had two RBIs, and the Rangers beat the Minnesota Twins 7-2 on Monday afternoon. Tepesch (2-0) gave up both his runs in the first two innings before lasting 6 2-3. He struck out four to win consecutive starts for the first time in his career. "Thats one of the things that made me successful today, to be able to put the first two innings behind me," Tepesch said. "Treat each inning as a new inning." Alex Rios added two more hits and now has six straight multi-hit games. The Rangers have won three straight and five of six after a rough start to the season. "Early in the season everything didnt go the way we wanted it to," Andrus said. "At the same time, we still trust in each other and we knew theres a lot of baseball left. Everyone is feeling well right now as a team." Trevor Plouffe homered and Eduardo Escobar had two hits and an RBI for the Twins, who have lost four in a row since climbing two games over .500 on May 21. After Kevin Correia (2-6) set down nine straight, Roughned Odor and Shin-Soo Choo lined back-to-back two-out singles in the fifth. Andrus followed with a double to the gap in left-centre that scored both runners and broke a 2-all tie. "Its two-out hits. Thats been the theme this season," Correia said. "That one pitch or two pitches a game, you make that one pitch and its a world of difference." Gimenez made it 6-2 with a two-run double down the line in left in the eighth off reliever Jared Burton and Texas was on its way to another win. "We just got off to a bad start," Texas manager Ron Washington said. "Im so happy that were finally putting it together as a group." Minnesota had its opening day outfield back together for the first time since the first week of the season. Josh Willingham and Oswaldo Arcia were activated from the disabled list after Sundays game and started alongside centre-fielder Aaron Hicks. But the re-enforcements werent enough to overcome Tepesch, whoo didnt allow a runner past second base after the second inning.dddddddddddd Twins manager Ron Gardenhire knows it might take a few more at-bats before Willingham and Arcia are able to help lift Minnesotas struggling offence. "That can be a huge part of it, driving the baseball and let them get a few at-bats here," Gardenhire said. "It takes a little time, a little different pitching up here than down there." Tepesch dominated Triple-A Round Rock after getting demoted in spring training and has a 2.95 ERA in three big-league starts since being recalled May 14. "Hes shown these three starts what hes capable of doing," Washington said. "But you cant hang your hat on a couple of outings. If hes around here healthy, hes going to get many outings. I just want him to be consistent." Hicks, a career switch-hitter, informed manager Ron Gardenhire before the game that he has decided to only hit from the right side. The struggling prospect is hitting .250 right-handed compared to .149 from the left side. He had two singles Monday. Two replay reviews went against the Twins. Arcia slided into third after a botched play in the outfield in the first, but a review showed third-baseman Adrian Beltre tagging him before his foot reached the base. Gardenhire challenged an out call at first on Willinghams dribbler down the line in the sixth, but the call stood. NOTES: Hicks told Gardenhire before the game he had no confidence swinging from the left side. "He came to me this morning and said he wants to hit right-handed. So, obviously, when a guy has no confidence left-handed, you gotta do what you gotta do," Gardenhire said. ... This was Ron Washingtons 1,186th game as Rangers manager, tied with Bobby Valentine for most in franchise history. ... 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