Jose Theodore Rumors & News

1,852 That's the amount of days it's been since the Minnesota Wild had last clinched a playoff spot, back on March 30th, 2008, in a 3-2 overtime win against the Colorado Avalanche. Marian Gaborik scored the game-winner against Jose Theodore, who would eventually oust the Wild in 6 games. In the 5+ years since the last time the Wild clinched a playoff spot, there's been a massive amount of turnover. We've seen two opponents in that game, Andrew Brunette and Jose Theodore, become players we cheered for on the Wild. We've said goodbye to two old friends in Derek Boogaard and Pavol Demitra...

Jose Theodore wants to play in one of the 10 remaining games this season to bolster his confidence heading into offseason training.

It's been a wild ride for Peter Budaj since coming into the NHL. The 30 year old from Slovakia backed up David Aebischer and Jose Theodore - two former Habs - in Colorado before splitting duties with the former and Andrew Raycroft on some pretty horrendous Avalanche teams. Now in his second year with the Canadiens after been signed as a free agent by Pierre Gauthier as an upgrade over Alex Auld, Budaj has settled into his role well. Despite some troubles early this year, he seems to have become a decent backup option for Michel Therrien. In 2013, Budaj sports a 4-1-1 record with a ....

Jose Theodore, now injured, and backup Scott Clemmensen have struggled, and fans are clamoring for Jacob Markstrom.

Cam Ward had to leave the game in the 2nd period last night after being involved with a collision. Early guesses are not very optimistic but we'll wait for some form of official word before we jump to conclusions. The diagnosis is not a good one for Jose Theodore as it was revealed that he has a torn groin. It's not clear whether or not he'd opt for surgery but I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that he won't be back this season. Dmitry Kulikov couldn't give it a go last night and the Panthers placed him on IR with the UBI he suffered on Saturday. Make sure he's not in your lineup if you're ...

The Florida Panthers lost goaltender Jose Theodore Saturday to a torn groin muscle. On Sunday, it was Carolina’s turn to get bad news in net. Goaltender Cam Ward, who left the game in the second period shortly after a collision with Justin Faulk, will miss six to eight weeks with a third-degree MCL sprain to his left knee. Ward was initially hurt when Florida’s Jack Skille attempted to drive the net on Faulk, then lost his edge and both players slid toward the end boards. Faulk collided with Ward, and the Carolina goaltender was slow to get up. Ward was attended to by head athletic tra...

A slow start and injuries plagued the Panthers, who must now scramble to field a full roster for Sunday’s rematch at home.

Jose Theodore was effective in a relief role, and the Panthers controlled most of the game but failed again to secure two points.