Wild and Golden Knights reveal their starting lineups. See who's skating tonight as two playoff contenders clash.
The Minnesota Wild (23-10-6) is back in action tonight against the Vegas Golden Knights (17-8-11) to continue its long road trip.
Here are tonight's lines.
Only one change for the Wild as Danila Yurov will move up to center Kirill Kaprizov and Mats Zuccarello.
Wild Projected Lines
Marcus Johansson - Joel Eriksson Ek - Matt Boldy
Kirill Kaprizov - Danila Yurov - Mats Zuccarello
Vinnie Hinostroza - Ryan Hartman - Vladimir Tarasenko
Marcus Foligno - Nico Sturm - Yakov Trenin
Defense:
Quinn Hughes - Brock Faber
Jonas Brodin - Jared Spurgeon
Jake Middleton - Zach Bogosian
Starting Goaltender: Filip Gustavsson
Scratched: Matt Kiersted, Tyler Pitlick.
Injured: Daemon Hunt (lower-body).
Golden Knights Projected Lines
Ivan Barbashev - Mitch Marner - Mark Stone
Pavel Dorofeyev - Tomas Hertl - Alexander Holtz
Reilly Smith - Brett Howden - Branden Bowman
Brandon Saad - Colton Sissons - Keegan Kolesar
Defense:
Brayden McNabb - Kaedan Korczak
Noah Hanifin - Ben Hutton
Jeremy Lauzon - Zach Whitecloud
Starting Goaltender: Carter Hart
Scratched: Cole Reinhardt
Injured: Adin Hill (lower-body), Jack Eichel (undisclosed), Shea Theodore (upper-body), William Karlsson (lower-body).
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