Adam Burish (hand) thinks he's ready to return to the Sharks' lineup.
"I feel ready, yeah. I guess it's Todd's call, but yeah, I feel pretty darn good," Burish said. Sharks coach Todd McLellan wouldn't confirm that Burish will play on Sunday, but Burish is projected to serve on the fourth line.

Daniel Alfredsson hasn't decided on his future yet, but he still feels capable of contributing.
Alfredsson also still enjoys the game, so it sounds like the only thing that might lead him to retiring is his family. "I find the travel really tough, with four young kids at home," Alfredsson said. "And that's kind of what I struggle with, personally. Obviously, I will talk to my wife, to (general manager Bryan Murray), to (coach Paul MacLean), to see what they think." He reiterated that he will take some time before coming to a decision. It's a very safe bet that the Senators will jump at the chance to re-sign him if he wants to continue his career.

Jarret Stoll (concussion) was able to partially participate in the Kings' practice on Saturday.
Stoll was wearing a non-contact jersey. This is another step forward after Stoll skated on Friday for the first time since being hit by Raffi Torres.

Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) will return to the Boston Bruins' lineup on Saturday.
Seidenberg was a game-time decision. He hasn't played since Game 7 of the Bruins' first-round series against the Toronto Maple Leafs. As we previously reported, Seidenberg returning to the Bruins' lineup means that Dougie Hamilton will be a healthy scratch.

Brad Richards isn't on the ice for the Rangers' pre-game warmups.
It looks like Richards will be a healthy scratch as expected. It wouldn't be surprising if we've seen him play in his last game as a member of the New York Rangers.