Golden Knights vs. Maple Leafs: Projected Lineups Revealed

In an upcoming matchup, the Golden Knights face off against the Maple Leafs in what promises to be an exciting game. Both teams will bring strong lineups as they battle it out on the ice.

Game Details

The Golden Knights, holding a record of 24 wins, 13 losses, and 12 overtime losses, will take on the Maple Leafs, who sit at 24 wins, 17 losses, and 9 overtime losses. The game is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET and will be broadcasted on TVAS, SN, and Scripps.

Projected Lineups

Golden Knights Lineup

• Ivan Barbashev — Jack Eichel — Mark Stone
• Reilly Smith — Mitch Marner — Pavel Dorofeyev
• Branden Bowman — Tomas Hertl — Keegan Kolesar
• Cole Reinhardt — Tanner Laczynski — Alexander Holtz

• Noah Hanifin — Rasmus Andersson
• Jeremy Lauzon — Shea Theodore
• Ben Hutton — Kaedan Korczak

• Adin Hill
• Akira Schmid

Scratched: Dylan Coghlan

Injuries: Carter Hart (lower body), Brett Howden (lower body), William Karlsson (lower body), Brayden McNabb (upper body), Brandon Saad (undisclosed), Colton Sissons (upper body)

Maple Leafs Lineup

• Matias Maccelli — John Tavares — Matthew Knies
• Bobby McMann — Auston Matthews — Max Domi
• Easton Cowan — Nicolas Roy — Nicholas Robertson
• Steven Lorentz — Scott Laughton — Calle Jarnkrok

• Morgan Rielly — Brandon Carlo
• Oliver Ekman-Larsson — Jake McCabe
• Simon Benoit — Troy Stecher

• Anthony Stolarz
• Joseph Woll

Scratched: Jacob Quillan, Matt Benning, Philippe Myers

Injuries: Chris Tanev (groin), Dakota Mermis (lower body), Dakota Joshua (kidney), William Nylander (groin)

Status Report

The Golden Knights opted not to hold a morning skate after a tough 4-3 loss to the Boston Bruins. Notably, defenseman Rasmus Andersson will make his debut for Vegas following a trade with the Calgary Flames. Meanwhile, Anthony Stolarz is set to return as the starting goalie after missing 33 games due to an upper-body injury.

For the Maple Leafs, Oliver Ekman-Larsson is expected to return after exiting early due to a lower-body injury. William Nylander will miss his fourth consecutive game due to a groin injury. Additionally, Toronto’s coach, Craig Berube, will lead the team from the bench despite sustaining minor injuries in a gym accident.

As both teams prepare for this faceoff, fans can anticipate a tightly contested game between the Golden Knights and the Maple Leafs.