Predicted Lineup for November 9 Game in Toronto

The Carolina Hurricanes are set to face the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena tonight, aiming for their fourth consecutive victory. This matchup follows their recent win against the Buffalo Sabres, where they secured a 6-3 advantage thanks to a decisive goal from Eric Robinson.

Recent Team Developments

The Hurricanes have welcomed back key players William Carrier and Eric Robinson. Both players were instrumental in the recent success, contributing significantly to the team’s performance. Robinson notably secured the game-winning goal against Buffalo in the third period.

Forward Line Adjustments

Carrier and Robinson initially started the game on the same line with Jesperi Kotkaniemi. However, Carrier was repositioned during the match to play alongside Jordan Staal and Jordan Martinook, a line with which he has previously found success.

Key Players to Watch

Andrei Svechnikov remains a pivotal player for the Hurricanes. He enters this game with six points in his last six outings, including four goals. Alongside him, Sebastian Aho, Kotkaniemi, and Charles Alexis Legault also had standout performances in their last game, each contributing multiple points.

Projected Lineup for Tonight’s Game

• Forwards:
  • Svechnikov – Aho – Jarvis
  • Ehlers – Stankoven – Blake
  • Carrier – Staal – Martinook
  • Hall – Kotkaniemi – Robinson
• Defense:
  • Nikishin – Walker
  • Miller – Nystrom
  • Reilly – Legault
• Starting Goaltender:
  • Brandon Bussi

Injury Update

The Hurricanes are managing several injuries within their roster:

• Jalen Chatfield: Upper-body injury, no timetable for return
• Shayne Gostisbehere: Midsection injury, no timetable for return
• Jaccob Slavin: Lower-body injury, “out for a while” as of October 14

Scratches

Gavin Bayreuther and Mark Jankowski are expected to be scratched for tonight’s game.

Power Play Units

The Hurricanes will utilize two power play units:

• PP1: Aho, Ehlers, Jarvis, Svechnikov, and Miller
• PP2: Blake, Hall, Stankoven, Nikishin, and Walker

The stage is set for an exciting matchup as the Hurricanes look to build momentum against the Maple Leafs. Fans can expect an exhilarating evening of hockey.