Mathieu Garon allowed three goals on 22 shots Sunday as the Lightning dropped a 3-1 decision to Buffalo.
Garon entered Saturday's loss to the Capitals in relief of the newly-acquired Ben Bishop and drew the start today, but was unable to record a victory. His record falls to 5-9-2 on the campaign.

Although he wasn't expected to play again this season, Mathieu Garon will likely get the start Sunday against Buffalo.
Anders Lindback is still recovering from an ankle injury and Ben Bishop is playing Saturday. Start Garon at your own risk.

Mathieu Garon won't be back with the Tampa Bay Lightning next season.
The Bolts acquired Ben Bishop from Ottawa Wednesday and he'll tend to the team's goal along with Anders Lindback in 2013-14. Garon is slated to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.

Mathieu Garon made 23 saves on 25 shots in a 3-2 shootout loss versus the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
He had won his previous two games entering the contest, but this defeat drops his record to 5-8-1 on the year. Anders Lindback has resumed skating, but Garon will continue to shoulder the load between the pipes in his absence.

Mathieu Garon will likely start in net Tuesday night.
Garon has been the main man in Tampa's net since Anders Lindback got hurt. Expect that to continue for as long as Lindback is sidelined. Garon has a 2.90 GAA and a .901 save percentage on the season.

Mathieu Garon made 21 saves in Tampa Bay's 5-4 shootout win over the Devils on Friday night.
Not the best night for the netminder, but hey, he did just enough to earn the win. He has a 2.90 goals-against average and .901 save percentage on the season and really shouldn't be on fantasy radars down the stretch.

Mathieu Garon is expected to start for the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday.
It will be Garon's fourth start in five games. He's struggled recently, but did turn aside 13 of 14 shots in a 2-1 victory on Tuesday. Garon will be aiming to earn his first two-game winning streak of the season.

Mathieu Garon had a relatively easy night in Tuesday's win over Buffalo.
He made 13 saves on 14 shots while posting a 2-1 win. Garon didn't face more than five shots in any period. He has four wins and eight losses this season and should get his fair share of starts with Anders Lindback injured.

It looks like Mathieu Garon will get the start Tuesday night.
Normal starter Anders Lindback is sidelined by a high-ankle sprain, meaning Garon should get the bulk of starts for the time being. Garon has given up three goals in each of his last two start and was pulled after just 17 minutes in his most recent turn. We don't recommend starting him.

Mathieu Garon stopped eight of 11 shots in a 5-3 loss Saturday.
Garon was yanked after just 17:01 minutes. Cedrick Desjardins replaced Garon and kicked out 19 of 20 shots, but the damage was already done.

Mathieu Garon will start between the pipes for the Lightning on Saturday.
The Lightning are five points out of a playoff spot, so obviously each game is a must-win now. Garon is 3-8-0 with a 2.78 goals-against average and .910 save percentage on the year.

It wasn't a very good night for Lightning goalies in their 4-2 loss to the Leafs on Wednesday.
Mathieu Garon was yanked in the second period, then had to come back for part of the third when Anders Lindback left with an injury. In total, though, Garon yielded three goals on 18 shots. Lindback made seven saves in 20:51 before departing.

Mathieu Garon was the first goalie off the ice Wednesday morning, indicating he'll get the nod against Toronto.
The Lightning don't want to overwork Anders Lindback, who played Monday night in a win over Philadelphia. Adjust your lineup accordingly.

Mathieu Garon was activated from injured reserve Tuesday.
He dressed as Anders Lindback's backup against the Florida Panthers. Garon had been sidelined since Mar. 4 with a lower-body injury.

Mathieu Garon (lower body) practiced with his Tampa teammates Monday.
Lightning GM Steve Yzerman said he hopes to have Garon available to return at some point this week. Garon has been sidelined with a lower-body injury since Mar. 4.

Mathieu Garon (lower body) is nearing a return to action.
He skated for the second consecutive day and seems to be improving quickly. At this rate, Garon should be ready to return sometime next week. It appears that Saturday's starter Cedrick Desjardins NHL days' are numbered.

Mathieu Garon (lower body) had an MRI on Wednesday.
The MRI didn't reveal anything serious and he's expected to resume skating on Friday. He should still be considered day-to-day for now.

Mathieu Garon is listed as day-to-day after leaving Monday night's game with a lower-body injury.
Garon, who was spotted without a limp Tuesday, said he was hurt while making a save on Evgeni Malkin during a penalty kill. "It's not major; I'm day-to-day and I feel better today and hopefully I'm OK," Garon said. "I'll need to test it on the ice and, in a couple of days, hopefully I'll be good." Anders Lindback will likely start while Garon is sidelined and it doesn't sound like Garon will need to go on injured reserve.

Mathieu Garon left Monday night's game in the second period with a lower body injury and did not return.
The Bolts have seen some lousy play from Anders Lindback early into his role as the team's starter, so they went with the veteran netminder between the pipes tonight. Lindback did make 16 saves on 18 shots in relief, but it was not enough. The Lightning have showed they can score at will, so it's their goaltending and defensive play that will ultimately determine their fate this season.

Mathieu Garon stopped 24 of 27 shots in a 3-2 defeat on Saturday.
Garon allowed two goals on nine shots in the second period after his team jumped ahead 2-0. He has now lost four straight games, dropping his record to 2-7-0 this season.

Look for Mathieu Garon to be between the pipes for Saturday afternoon's contest against Boston.
It seems that Guy Boucher wants to give Anders Lindback a breather after some difficult starts. This is a 1:00 pm ET start so adjust your goaltending rotation as soon as possible.

Mathieu Garon allowed four goals on 42 shots in a 4-1 loss to the Rangers Thursday night.
It was the second straight start for the veteran, who was rewarded after a solid effort in Tuesday's game against Buffalo. Expect Anders Lindback to get the nod in Tampa Bay's next outing.

Mathieu Garon will get the nod again for Tampa Bay Thursday night.
It will mark his second straight appearance in the club's crease after he dropped a 2-1 decision to Buffalo Tuesday. The Bolts have seen some inconsistent play from Anders Lindback early into his role as the team's starter, so they are giving him a bit of a breather and an opportunity to work more on his game during practices.

Mathieu Garon dropped his fifth game in seven appearances on Tuesday night in a 2-1 loss to Buffalo.
He made 19 saves on 21 shots in the loss. Garon hasn't played much this behind Anders Lindback and losing to the woeful Sabres won't help him see more action even though his teammates didn't provide him with much in the way of support.

Mathieu Garon will get the start on Tuesday for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Garon is 2-4 this season with a 2.75 GAA and a .917 save percentage. The Lightning play the Sabres who have been one of the worst NHL teams as they have only 13 points, tied for second worst in the NHL. They do however, have Thomas Vanek who is in the top five among scoring leaders in the NHL with 25 points.

Mathieu Garon stopped 32 of 34 shots to help the Tampa Bay Lightning subdue the Hurricanes 5-2 in Carolina Saturday night.
Garon picked up his second victory of the season. The first came on Jan. 22 against Carolina. Garon has allowed three goals in two games against the Hurricanes and 12 in his other three starts.

There is a good chance that Mathieu Garon will get the start Saturday against the Hurricanes.
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Mathieu Garon allowed four goals on 39 shots Thursday as the Lightning dropped a 4-3 decision to Washington.
Starting in place of the ailing Anders Lindback (illness), Garon and his teammates fell behind early and never recovered, despite scoring a few late markers. It's clear that Lindback is the preferred starter for coach Guy Boucher, all else being equal.

Mathieu Garon allowed three goals on 19 shots before being sent to the showers in a 5-1 loss to the New York Rangers Sunday night.
Carl Hagelin's second goal of the night (third of the season) midway through the second period was the final straw for Garon, who got himself the rest of the evening off afterwards. Anders LIndback relieved him and had been playing well until two late goals tarnished his performance,.

Thanks to Saturday's canceled game, Mathieu Garon will make his third start of the 2013 season on Sunday, instead.
He draws the unenviable task of facing the New York Rangers, although Saturday's match would have been against the Boston Bruins, so a tough draw either way. Garon ranks as one of the NHL's steadiest backups, but Anders Lindback has been sufficient enough to run with the top job so far.

Mathieu Garon will start for Tampa Bay on Saturday versus Boston.
That is of course if the game is actually on, which it is expected to be. The start time was pushed back to 7:00 pm ET because of the weather. The Bolts appear to be giving Anders Lindback a night off after he dropped his past two starts.

Mathieu Garon blocked 27 shots in the Lightning's 3-2 loss to the Rangers on Saturday night.
For the first two periods, Garon was one of the best players on the ice as he made 25 saves on 26 shots. In the third, though, he allowed two on four attempts. Garon has a 2.03 goals-against average and .939 save percentage in two starts.

It may be the battle of the backups Saturday night when the Lightning face off against the Rangers.
Martin Biron is starting for New York and it appears that Mathieu Garon will be between the pipes for the Bolts. Adjust your goaltending rotation accordingly.

Mathieu Garon blocked 35 of 36 shots Tuesday as the Lightning defeated Carolina by a score of 4-1.
Teammate Anders Lindback was brought in during the offseason with the intent of having him take over the number one role, so it would come as a surprise if Garon received the next starting assignment for Tampa Bay.

Mathieu Garon will get his first start of the season on Tuesday.
Garon will take the place of Anders Lindback who was in the cage for the Lightning their first two games. He missed the last 16 games of the 2011-12 season with a groin injury and having the whole summer off helped the healing process. If you play the goaltenders game in pools with daily moves, put Garon in.