The San Jose Sharks are back in action again tonight against the New Jersey Devils. This is their second game against the Devils in two weeks.

Puck drop is set for 7:00 PT/10:00 EST and can be viewed on MSGSN, NBCSCA.

Sharks Projected Lineup

Forwards:

Tyler Toffoli -- Macklin Celebrini -- Will Smith

Philipp Kurashev -- Alexander Wennberg -- William Eklund

Collin Graf -- Ty Dellandrea -- Jeff Skinner

Barclay Goodrow -- Patrick Giles -- Ryan Reaves

Defense:

Dmitry Orlov -- Timothy Liljegren

Mario Ferraro -- John Klingberg

Sam Dickinson -- Shakir Mukhamadullin

Goalies:

Alex Nedeljkovic

Yaroslav Askarov

Scratched: Vicent Iorio, Michael Misa, Vincent Desharnais

Injured: Nick Leddy (upper body), Adam Gaudette (upper body)

Devils projected lineup

Forwards:

Ondrej Palat -- Jack Hughes -- Jesper Bratt

Timo Meier -- Nico Hischier -- Dawson Mercer

Arseny Gritsyuk -- Juho Lammikko -- Connor Brown

Paul Cotter -- Luke Glendening -- Stefan Noesen

Defense:

Jonas Siegenthaler -- Dougie Hamilton

Brenden Dillon -- Simon Nemec

Luke Hughes -- Seamus Casey

Goalies:

Jake Allen

Jacob Markstrom

Scratched: Dennis Cholowski, Brian Halonen

Injured: Brett Pesce (upper body), Cody Glass (upper body), Johnathan Kovacevic (lower body), Marc McLoughlin (upper body), Evgenii Dadonov (fractured hand), Zack MacEwen (upper body)

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