Hockey Fights Cancer month continues and Tuesday on NHL Live with Steve Mears and E.J. Hradek, at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network, we'll have New York Rangers forward Dominic Moore in the studio to talk not only about their recent hot play but his work with the Katie Moore Foundation, honoring his late wife who died of cancer.

The Edmonton Oilers won their fourth game in a row on Monday and forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will be calling in to the show to discuss their hot play.

The Boston Bruins host the Minnesota Wild as one of 12 games on the Tuesday schedule. We'll go out to TD Garden and welcome in Boston Globe beat writer Amalie Benjamin on the Arena Cam for a preview of this inter-conference showdown.

The Chicago Blackhawks and Anaheim Ducks face off at United Center in a battle of elite Western Conference teams, and we'll talk to Blackhawks analyst Eddie Olczyk via Arena Cam to get his thoughts on the matchup.

Our Slap Shots segment will preview all 12 games Tuesday.

New Jersey Devils forward Mike Cammalleri did not travel to Pittsburgh and won't be in the lineup Tuesday against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the team announced.

Cammalleri went for X-rays Monday after he was elbowed in a game Friday against the Dallas Stars. He was in the lineup Saturday for the Devils most recent game, a 3-2 overtime win against the Ottawa Senators.

Cammalleri leads the Devils with five goals. He has seven points in his first eight games with New Jersey.

Chicago Blackhawks goalie Scott Darling joined NHL Live to discuss his first NHL win Sunday against the Ottawa Senators.

Making his NHL debut after nine years in the minor leagues, Darling stopped 32 shots in a 2-1 victory at United Center, not far from his hometown of Lemont, Ill., that snapped the Blackhawks two-game losing streak.

NHL Live with Steve Mears and E.J. Hradek, at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network, previews a two-game Monday across the League.

The New York Rangers host the Minnesota Wild, and we'll go out to Madison Square Garden and talk to Minneapolis Star Tribune beat writer Michael Russo via the Arena Cam.

Chicago Blackhawks goalie Scott Darling, fresh off his first NHL win Sunday against the Ottawa Senators, will call in to the show.

NHL Network analyst Barry Melrose joins the show to break down how various coaches have performed to this point.

NHL Network analyst Kevin Weekes will give his Hat Trick Challenge answers.

A win against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday at Staples Center will give the Los Angeles Kings their first 6-0-0 homestand in franchise history.

As well as the defending Stanley Cup champions have played to start the season, winning five straight after losing their first two games, the players believe there's room for improvement. The Kings have allowed 35 shots per game, ranking 29th in the NHL. Their offense has been top heavy with Tanner Pearson, Jeff Carter and Tyler Toffoli combining for all but four of their 16 goals, and L.A. has averaged 27.1 shots per game, 26th in the League.

"We're what, seven games in, and we should start hitting our strides," center Anze Kopitar told the Los Angeles Times on Saturday. "The last couple of games have been better. We've just got to build on it and stay consistent. That's what it is. You're trying to get to a point where you feel comfortable playing the game and feeling good about your game, and then just try and stay up there as long as you can."

Goaltender Chad Johnson will start his second consecutive game and forward Mikhail Grabovski is likely to return to the lineup when the New York Islanders host the Dallas Stars on Saturday at Nassau Coliseum.

Johnson stopped 30 shots Thursday as the Islanders defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 at TD Garden. He's 2-0-0 with a 2.14 goals-against average and .918 save percentage in three games.

"You can get on a good rhythm and a good routine the more you play," Johnson said, according to the Islanders website. "The more you play the more confident you’re going to be. The comfort and confidence go hand-in-hand the more you play, the better off it's going to be."

NHL Live with Steve Mears and E.J. Hradek, at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network, will count down the Top 10 Plays of the Week and provide the Weekly Power Rankings courtesy of E.J. and NHL.com.

Barry Melrose will call in for his weekly segment at 6:15 p.m.

The New Jersey Devils announced Friday that forward Jordin Tootoo has been placed on injured reserve retroactive to Oct. 21 and is day-to-day.

Tootoo was injured in the second period of the Devils game against the New York Rangers on Oct. 21 when he was hit in the left foot by a shot by the Rangers' Dan Girardi, according to NJ.com.

In six games Tootoo has three shots on goal, a plus-1 rating and 13 penalty minutes.

New York Islanders forward Anders Lee and defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky are expected to make their season debuts Thursday against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden.

Defenseman Travis Hamonic will miss the game with an upper-body injury.

The Islanders announced the news via their official Twitter account.

NHL Live with Steve Mears and E.J. Hradek airs at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network.

St. Louis Blues analyst Darren Pang will check in from Scottrade Center via Arena Cam to preview the Blues' game against the Vancouver Canucks (8 p.m. ET; NHLN).

Eddie Olczyk also joins us from Bridgestone Arena, where the Nashville Predators host the Chicago Blackhawks in a game featuring the top two teams in the Central Division.

Kathryn Tappen will also sit down with Blues forward T.J. Oshie.