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Montreal Canadiens

Montreal Canadiens forwards Andrew Shaw and Jonathan Drouin both skated this morning and look to be on track to being in the lineup Wednesday night versus the Toronto Maple Leafs. Shaw had been sidelined with a neck injury, while Drouin had been dealing with an upper-body injury.

These were the Canadiens' lines at today's morning skate, per Lu:

Pacioretty-Drouin-Gallagher

Galchenyuk-McCarron-Shaw

Terry-De La Rose-Mitchell

Carr-Holland-Froese

 

Mete-Weber

Streit-Gelinas

Davidson-Morrow

 

Price

Fucale

Habs' project power play:

Gallagher

Drouin - Galchenyuk - Pacioretty

Weber

Toronto Maple Leafs

Maple Leafs' projected lines against the Canadiens, per TSN Reporter Mark Masters :

Leivo-Aaltonen-Brown

Rychel-Moore-Kapanen

Johnsson-Fehr-Soshnikov

Greening-Smith-Grundstrom

 

Rosen-Dermott

Borgman-Carrick

Marincin-Holl

 

McElhinney, Sparks

McElhinney will play the entire game, per Masters.

Projected power-play line:

Rosen

Brown-Johnsson-Leivo

Greening

 

Borgman

Carrick-Grundstrom-Kapanen

Rychel

Ottawa Senators

These were the Senators' lines at their morning skate today as they prepare for their game against the Winnipeg Jets, per TSN Reporter Brent Wallace:

Smith-Turris-Hoffman

Ryan-Pageau-Stone

Dzingel-Brown-Burrows

Formenton-Thompson-Pyatt

 

Oduya-Ceci

Phaneuf-Chabot

Boro-Claesson (although they could flip sides) 

Head coach Guy Boucher says Craig Anderson most likely will play the full game in net and Andrew Hammond will be the back up.

Injured players Erik Karlsson and Derick Brassard, as well as Max McCormick, were all on the ice this morning.

Karlsson told reporters on Wednesday that doctors removed half of the ankle bone in his foot while in surgery to repair tendons in his foot, according to TSN1200 play-by-play man Dean Brown. 

The defenceman had the surgery in June and finally laced up his skates for the first time last week.

Sens PP:

Dzingel

Turris-Burrows-Phaneuf-Karlsson alternated with Phaneuf on the point.

Hoffman 

 

Ryan

Brown-Stone-Chabot

Claesson 

Winnipeg Jets

Jets' projected lines vs. the Senators, per Brian Munz:

Perreault-Little-Ehlers

Connor-Petan-Dano

Matthias-Copp-Tanev

 

Lemieux-Hendricks-Lipon

Morrissey-Byfuglien

Poolman-Myers

Kulikov-Trouba

 

Hellebuyck

Comrie 

Edmonton Oilers

Oilers projected lines against the Carolina Hurricanes tonight, per TSN reporter Ryan Rishaug‏:

Maroon-McDavid-Yamo

Lucic-Leon-Puljujarvi

Kelly-Malone-Pakarinen

Khaira-Strome-Kassian.

 

Auvitu-Larsen

Nurse-Gryba

Russell-Benning

Washington Capitals

It appears that Evgeny Kuznetsov will in fact slot in on the Capitals' power play.

These are the team's lines for its game versus the New Jersey Devils tonight:

Ovechkin-Kuznesov-Connolly

Burakovsky-Backstrom-Oshie

Vrana-Eller-Boyd

Graovac-Beagle-Peluso

 

Orlov-Niskanen

Ness-Carlson

Orpik-Bowey

 

Holtby

Grbauer

New Jersey Devils

Projected lines for the Devils tonight, per Amanda Stein of newjerseydevils.com:

Hall-Zacha-Stafford

Johansson-Hischier-Henrique

Quenneville-Coleman-Noesen

Wood-Rooney-Hayes

 

Moore-Severson

Butcher-Loov

Mueller-Santini/Strait

 

Schneider/Kinkaid

Buffalo Sabres

Sabres lines at morning skate ahead of their game versus the Pittsburgh Penguins tonight, per Jourdon LaBarber of Sabres.com:

Kane-Eichel-Pominville

Girgensons-ROR-Okposo

Pouliot-Reinhart-Bailey

Moulson-Griffith-Baptiste

Deslauriers-Josefson-Larsson 

 

Scandella-Risto

Beaulieu-Bogosian

Antipin-Fedun

Gorges-Tennyson

Falk-Goloubef

Pittsburgh Penguins

Lines at morning skate, per Penguins radio broadcast man Josh Getzoff:

Guentzel-Crosby-Sheary

Hagelin-Malkin-Kessel

Kuhnhackl-McKegg-Rust

SWilson-Rowney-Reaves

 

Dumoulin-Letang

Cole-Hunwick

Maatta-Schultz

Ruhwedel-Pouliot