See the Mammoth's full projected lineup as they face the Sharks tonight. Key forwards and defense pairings are set for the California road trip showdown.
The Utah Mammoth are back in action against the San Jose Sharks tonight, as they continue their California road trip, with a meeting with the Sharks.
Puck drop is set for 7:00 pm MT/9:00 p.m. ET and can be watched on Utah16, NBCSCA.
Mammoth projected lineup
Clayton Keller -- Logan Cooley -- Nick Schmaltz
Michael Carcone -- Barrett Hayton -- Dylan Guenther
JJ Peterka -- Jack McBain -- Lawson Crouse
Liam O'Brien -- Kevin Stenlund -- Brandon Tanev
Mikhail Sergachev -- Dmitri Simashev
Nate Schmidt -- John Marino
Ian Cole -- Nick DeSimone
Vitek Vanecek
Karel Vejmelka
Scratched: Olli Maatta, Kailer Yamamoto, Kevin Rooney
Injured: Sean Durzi (upper body), Alex Kerfoot (lower body)
Sharks projected lineup
Philipp Kurashev -- Macklin Celebrini -- Will Smith
William Eklund -- Alexander Wennberg -- Collin Graf
Adam Gaudette -- Ty Dellandrea -- Tyler Toffoli
Barclay Goodrow -- Zack Ostapchuk -- Ryan Reaves
Mario Ferraro -- Shakir Mukhamadullin
Dmitry Orlov -- Nick Leddy
Sam Dickinson -- Vincent Desharnais
Yaroslav Askarov
Alex Nedeljkovic
Scratched: Vincent Iorio, John Klingberg, Timothy Liljegren
Injured: Michael Misa (lower body), Jeff Skinner (lower body)
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