Projected Lineups for Canucks vs Mammoth Game
The upcoming game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Mammoth is set to take place at 9:30 p.m. ET. This matchup promises to be exciting, featuring key players on both teams. Below, we present the projected lineups for this highly anticipated encounter.
Projected Lineups for Canucks vs Mammoth Game
Vancouver Canucks Projected Lineup
The Canucks are projected to field the following players:
- Evander Kane — Elias Pettersson — Conor Garland
- Filip Chytil — David Kampf — Linus Karlsson
- Liam Ohgren — Teddy Blueger — Jonathan Lekkerimaki
- Drew O’Connor — Aatu Raty — Jake DeBrusk
- Elias Nils Pettersson — Filip Hronek
- P.O Joseph — Tyler Myers
- Marcus Pettersson — Tom Willander
- Kevin Lankinen (Goalie)
Scratched players include Max Sasson and Victor Mancini. Injuries are impacting the team, with Nils Hoglander (lower body), Brock Boeser (concussion protocol), Zeev Buium (facial fracture), Thatcher Demko (hip surgery), Marco Rossi (lower body), and Derek Forbort (undisclosed) all out of the lineup.
Mammoth Projected Lineup
The Mammoth are expected to play with the following lineup:
- Clayton Keller — Nick Schmaltz — Lawson Crouse
- JJ Peterka — Barrett Hayton — Kailer Yamamoto
- Michael Carcone — Jack McBain — Dylan Guenther
- Brandon Tanev — Kevin Stenlund — Liam O’Brien
- Mikhail Sergachev — Sean Durzi
- Nate Schmidt — John Marino
- Ian Cole — Nick DeSimone
- Karel Vejmelka (Goalie), Vitek Vanecek (Goalie)
Scratched players include Olli Maatta and Daniil But. The Mammoth are facing injuries as well, with Logan Cooley (lower body) and Alexander Kerfoot (upper body) unavailable for this match.
Game Status Report
The Canucks aim to replicate the same 18 skater lineup following their recent 3-2 shootout loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Liam O’Brien is expected to take the place of But in the forward position for the Mammoth.
This game is crucial for both teams as they look to improve their standings. Fans can tune in to see how the projected lineups perform on the ice.
