Projected Lineups: Blackhawks vs. Red Wings Showdown

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Projected Lineups: Blackhawks vs. Red Wings Showdown

The upcoming face-off between the Chicago Blackhawks and Detroit Red Wings promises to be an exciting matchup. Scheduled for 1 p.m. ET, this game will showcase two teams with significant potential in the NHL. Below are the projected lineups, player statistics, and key updates as both teams prepare for the contest.

Projected Lineups: Blackhawks vs. Red Wings Showdown

Chicago Blackhawks Projected Lineup

  • Tyler Bertuzzi — Connor Bedard — Andre Burakovsky
  • Teuvo Teravainen — Ryan Greene — Colton Dach
  • Ryan Donato — Oliver Moore — Ilya Mikheyev
  • Sam Lafferty — Nick Foligno
  • Defensive Pairings:
  • Alex Vlasic — Sam Rinzel
  • Matt Grzelcyk — Connor Murphy
  • Wyatt Kaiser — Artyom Levshunov
  • Goalies:
  • Louis Crevier
  • Spencer Knight
  • Arvid Soderblom

Injuries and Status

  • Injured: Laurent Brossoit (hip), Jason Dickinson (upper body), Frank Nazar (lower body)
  • Scratched: None

Detroit Red Wings Projected Lineup

  • Emmitt Finnie — Dylan Larkin — Lucas Raymond
  • Patrick Kane — J.T. Compher — Alex DeBrincat
  • Andrew Copp — Marco Kasper — Mason Appleton
  • James van Riemsdyk — Michael Rasmussen — Elmer Soderblom
  • Defensive Pairings:
  • Simon Edvinsson — Moritz Seider
  • Ben Chiarot — Axel Sandin-Pellikka
  • Travis Hamonic — Albert Johansson
  • Goalies:
  • John Gibson
  • Cam Talbot

Injuries and Status

  • Injured: None
  • Scratched: Jacob Bernard-Docker, Jonatan Berggren

Status Report

Neither team will conduct a morning skate before the game. Recently, J.T. Compher was moved to the second line, while Marco Kasper shifts to the third line during Saturday’s practice. Blackhawks forward Frank Nazar was injured early in a 4-0 victory against the Calgary Flames but may return to play on Sunday, according to head coach Jeff Blashill.

This matchup will be a significant event in the NHL calendar, as both teams strive for victory and to solidify their standings. Fans can tune in at 1 p.m. ET for what promises to be a thrilling game between the Blackhawks and the Red Wings.