I'm on the Khudobin fence....but I sort of think you have to grit your teeth and go with Rask unless you've got a back-to-back, OR you're in a safer playoff position.
That said, we're right in the middle of a 7-in-14 stretch, with only one extra day off next Thurs/Fri. If you're going to play Khudobin, you sort of have to do it against New Jersey - centrally located in the schedule, not a tough team (ie NYR two days ago), and not a divisional foe (OTT in two days).
I don't think Khudobin's been as bad as he's made out to be. His first game was Toronto's home opener - that was bound to be wacky. Then a game against MTL that a backup honestly has no business playing. Followed by Black Friday against CGY - first game back since his arm injury. Losing against Colorado, admittedly, is not excusable - especially with 4 goals against. But if you call under 2.1 GAA a winnable game, he's had 4 in 10 winnable games, and two more games that are around 3 GAA. That's not stellar, but it's at least average: 4 wins, 2 okays, and 4 bads.
Plus, we may be calling on Rask to do an OTT/TOR back-to-back. Rather have him rested to pick up those two 4-point games against teams that are both beatable AND important to beat.
Still, even with all this devil's advocate, I'd rather see Rask. Doesn't mean we automatically lose - just makes it a little tougher.