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 You can do all of the right things building your fantasy team, but sometimes injuries torpedo the work that you've done.  In the second week of the season, we've lost a superstar for the season.  Igor Shesterkin suffered a horrible injury on Friday night against the Capitals, with the Rangers announcing that he's out for the season.  It's just brutal for Igor and the Rangers, who were off to a great start.  So what should his fantasy owners do in order to try and salvage their goaltending?  We know the options aren't going to be good off the waiver wire, and it's only worse if you're in a situation like me, where in a dynasty, I've had Igor and Hellebuyck for a long time.  My first priority was to grab Dylan Garand, and I'd advise the same for everyone.  Garand is a solid prospect in his own right, and he's played admirably so far.  Garand had a shutout in his first game, allowed one goal on 12 shots in relief of Igor, and then saved 19 of 21 shots in the 6-2 win against the Canucks on Sunday.  The Rangers are playing great defensively, so he would the first guy I target off the wire.  If you have IR spots, you could stash Joonas Korpisalo, who will be out for another month, but the Rangers paid big money for some reason to sign him this summer.  There's always the possibility of a trade, but for now, I suspect that they'll see what Garand can do before making any big move.  If you missed the boat on Garand, then you could roll the dice on Fowler, Levi, or maybe someone who was dropped already.  Don't forget that goalies are voodoo, so anything can change quickly.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend:
There are a couple teams making surprising runs to get back into the playoff race.  The most surprising to me, by far, is the Flyers.  In a huge showdown with Detroit on Saturday, the Flyers stomped them early and held on for the win.  Owen Tippett stole the show with a hat trick and an assist with seven shots.  He had two shots in the 2-1 OT win over the Stars, putting Philly two points out of the playoffs, albeit losing the tiebreaker to every team in front of them.  Philly has a bunch of games this week against their direct competition, so expect Tocchet to lean on their studs.  There are only two games on Friday, so Tippett has a real case to be held.  Let's take a look at what else happened over the weekend: