The Stanley Cup playoffs are here. Each day, we'll keep you updated on the important news involving players, starting lineups, injuries and more. Check back throughout the day to stay in the know.​​  The Detroit Red Wings turned to goaltender Petr Mrazek for Game 3 Sunday and he delivered to cut his team's series deficit to 2-1 by blanking the New York Islanders 2-0.  Ken Hitchcock on the calls: pic.twitter.com/LH0tLLbOtw  Jimmy Howard, who stole the starting job back from Mrazek late in the season, gave up seven goals in the first two games of the series.  Mrazek has a career playoff record of 3-4 with a .925 save percentage in seven games.  It's a tough task to unseat the defending Stanley Cup champions, but St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock believes his team isn't just battling the Blackhawks.  Hitchcock made those comments following his team's Game 2 loss, which was tallied in goals (3-2 Chicago), but could have also been a 2-0 win for the 'Hawks in coach's challenges.  Chicago coach Joel Quenneville had his challenge erase what would have been a go-ahead goal by Blues sniper Vladimir Tarasenko:  Hitchcock's own challenge of goaltender interference on Andrew Shaw's goal was rejected:  Red Wings switching to Petr Mrazek for tonight's Game 3 against Tampa Bay. Was pulled last 2 starts, but can steal a game.  With the Predators already up 1-0 against the Ducks in their best-of-seven series, they could make some team history tonight. A win would give them a 2-0 series lead for the first time ever.  With a win in Game 2, the Predators can do something tonight they've never done before: Lead a playoff series 2-0.  In order to make that a reality, Nashville will need to solve John Gibson in net, who along with backup Frederik Andersen was awarded the William M. Jennings trophy, which goes to the goalie tandem with the best GAA all season.  ​The Minnesota Wild recalled 22-year-old defenceman Mike Reilly from the AHL on Sunday.  The Wild are trailing 2-0 in their best-of-seven playoff series against the Dallas Stars.  Reilly, appeared in 29 games with the Wild this season, scoring one goal and adding six assists.  It's also Game 3 for Detroit and Tampa Bay (CBC, CBC Sports app, 7 p.m. ET), Florida and the New York Islanders (8 p.m. ET), while Anaheim and Nashville play Game 2 of their series (10:30 p.m. ET).
Get up to speed on today's most important news from the Stanley Cup playoffs, including which Red Wings goalie will get the start in tonight's Game 3.