The upcoming match between the Golden Knights and the Predators promises an exciting encounter in the NHL. Both teams bring competitive records into the game, highlighting their quest for playoff positioning.
Golden Knights vs. Predators: Projected Lineups Revealed
Team Records
- Golden Knights: 31 wins, 24 losses, 14 overtime losses
- Predators: 31 wins, 28 losses, 9 overtime losses
Golden Knights Projected Lineup
- Ivan Barbashev — Jack Eichel — Mark Stone
- Pavel Dorofeyev — Tomas Hertl — Mitch Marner
- Brett Howden — Colton Sissons — Braeden Bowman
- Cole Smith — Nic Dowd — Keegan Kolesar
- Defensemen: Brayden McNabb — Shea Theodore, Noah Hanifin — Rasmus Andersson, Jeremy Lauzon — Kaedan Korczak
- Goaltenders: Adin Hill, Akira Schmid
Scratched: Ben Hutton, Brandon Saad, Reilly Smith
Injured: Carter Hart (lower body), William Karlsson (lower body), Jonas Rondbjerg (lower body)
Predators Projected Lineup
- Steven Stamkos — Ryan O’Reilly — Luke Evangelista
- Filip Forsberg — Matthew Wood — Jonathan Marchessault
- Reid Schaefer — Erik Haula — Zachary L’Heureux
- Tyson Jost — Fedor Svechkov — Ozzy Wiesblatt
- Defensemen: Brady Skjei — Roman Josi, Nicolas Hague — Justin Barron, Nick Perbix — Ryan Ufko
- Goaltenders: Justus Annunen, Matt Murray
Scratched: Joakim Kemell
Injured: Adam Wilsby (lower body), Juuse Saros (upper body)
Game Status and Notable Returns
Colton Sissons will make his return to Nashville after being traded to the Golden Knights on June 29. Notably, he spent eleven seasons with the Predators before the trade.
On the injury front, Juuse Saros participated in practice but left early. He was unable to play in the Predators’ recent 3-1 victory over the Seattle Kraken.
