Phoenix SF Grant Hill was able to play on Tuesday against Minnesota in a 152-114 victory. Hill saw 27 minutes and scored 13 points with eight rebounds and three assists. He shot 5 of 9 from the field. Hill had left the previous game with a possible concussion but did not miss any time. Read More

The News Dwayne Roloson saved 35-of-37 shots in Tuesday's 5-2 win over the Canucks. Our View Roloson has been up to the task his last two games, making 73 saves on his last 77 shots. Both games resulted in wins and he has yet to allow more than three goals in a game for the entire month of March. Read More

The News Dan Boyle blasted a goal in Tuesday's 8-2 loss at Dallas. Our View The elite defenseman snapped a nine-game drought without lighting the lamp, and now has 12 goals and 48 points over 63 games for the season. Boyle needs two more points to reach 400 for his career. Read More

The News Jeff Deslauriers only stopped 24-of-28 shots in tonight's 4-2 loss at Minnesota. Our View Deslauriers has taken a loss in three straight starts, and allowed four or more goals in each outing over the span. As usual, avoid him in fantasy leagues. Read More

The News Evgeni Nabokov only stopped 13-of-17 shots in tonight's 8-2 loss at Dallas. Thomas Greiss did not fare any better, as he only blocked 10-of-14 shots. Our View Nabokov is stuck in a rut, as he allowed 12 goals over his last three starts. He still ranks near the top of the NHL with 37 wins for the season, and hopefully the stud netminder will get back on track soon for fantasy owners. Read More

Manager Joe Girardi started his potential regular lineup, closer Mariano Rivera worked out of a bases-load jam in his first appearance and the New York Yankees beat a Houston Astros split squad 4-1 on Tuesday night. Nick Johnson hit second, Robinson Cano fifth and Curtis Granderson was in the seventh spot of the Yankees' batting order. Read More

Kerry Wood: Wood (sore right lat) took grounders and played catch Wednesday, the Indians' official site reports.Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update. Read More

Captials G Jose Theodore stopped 34 of 37 shots on Tuesday as Washington crushed the Panthers 7-3. Theodore is a perfect 4-0-0 with seven goals allowed in four starts since the Olympic break. Read More

Cleveland PF Jawad Williams was back in double figures on Tuesday night in Detroit. Seeing 21 minutes, Williams scored 10 points on 3 of 6 shooting with a 3-pointer. He added two boards. Read More

Rockies SP Ubaldo Jimenez is ready for all the responsibilities that come with being a top-line starter, making small adjustments each season since he broke into the majors in late September 2006. His days of simply rearing back with his gangly windup and throwing are long gone. Last season, he focused on maximizing each pitch and not relying on his blistering 95 mph fastball to bail him out of trouble. "I'm trying to learn the tempo of the game, how to be a pitcher," said Jimenez, who was 15-12 in 2009 with a 3.47 ERA, the lowest mark by a starter in franchise history. "I want to know when to use pitches and not just be a thrower." To help in that area, Jimenez turned to video, studying the way hurlers like Pedro Martinez, Johan Santana and Roger Clemens set up hitters and then deliver the knockout punch. "They're not afraid to go after a hitter," Jimenez said. And neither is he. Never has been, not with that fastball. However, he's rethinking his approach, maybe mixing in more break Read More

Highly regarded Red Sox prospect Ryan Westmoreland has undergone surgery in Arizona to remove a cavernous malformation in his brain. The team made the announcement Tuesday night, saying a five-hour procedure was performed at the Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix. The surgery was performed by Dr. Robert Spetzler. A brief team statement said Westmoreland remains in the intensive care unit "but has come through the surgery well." It added that because of the complexity of the surgery, the 19-year-old outfielder will "face a difficult period initially before beginning his recovery." Read More

Penciled in by new manager Manny Acta to be the team's opening-day starter, Indians SP Jake Westbrook allowed one run and two hits with one strikeout in four innings Tuesday against the Giants. It was his best outing this spring and a huge confidence builder for the right-hander, who underwent Tommy John surgery in 2008. "I was just throwing strikes with all my pitches, getting ahead and pounding the zone," the 32-year-old said. "I was able to do that. I was being very aggressive, and when I'm aggressive and throwing strikes, it makes all of my pitches that much better. For me right now, it's just fine tuning my command." Read More