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Montreal Canadiens (27-17-5) Projected Lineup Max Pacioretty - David Desharnais - Brendan Gallagher Lars Eller - Tomas Plekanec - Brian Gionta Brandon Prust - Daniel Briere - Rene Bourque Travis Moen - Michael Bournival - Louis Leblanc Andrei Markov - P.K. Subban Josh Gorges - Nathan Beaulieu Francis Bouillon - Douglas Murray Carey Price Peter Budaj Team Leaders G Max Pacioretty (21) A P.K. Subban (27) PTS P.K. Subban (35) +/- P.K. Subban (+10) PIMS Brandon Prust (53) Injuries: Davis Drewiske, Alex Galchenyuk, Ryan White Scratches: Raphael Diaz, Alexei Emelin, George Parros Pittsburgh Penguins (34-13-2) Projected Lineup Chris Kunitz - Sidney Crosby - Chuck Kobasew Jussi Jokinen - Evgeni Malkin - James Neal Tanner Glass - Brandon - Sutter - Taylor Pyatt Craig Adams - Zach Sill - Jayson Megna Brooks Orpik - Paul Martin Rob Scuderi - Kris Letang Olli Maatta - Matt Niskanen Marc-Andre Fleury Jeff Zatkoff Team Leaders G Sidney Crosby (25) A Sidney Crosby (43) PTS Sidney Crosby (68) +/- Matt Niskanen (+25) PIMS Rob Bortuzzo (49) Injuries: Beau Bennett, Chris Conner, Pascal Dupuis, Andrew Ebbett, Brian Gibbons, Joe Vitale, Tomas Vokoun Scratches: Rob Bortuzzo, Deryk Engelland Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST TV: RDS, TSN Radio: TSN 690 FM 98.5

Hamilton (19-15-0-4) will look to jump into a tie for 5th in the conference tonight as they host Utica (11-20-2-3) who sits dead last in the league but has played the Bulldogs tough this year. With Beaulieu and Nattinen gone, expect McIver and Owens to get back into the lineup. Darren Archibald will miss this one for the Comets as he was suspended earlier today. Projected Utica Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Jensen - Pelletier - Ferriero O'Reilly - Welsh - Grenier De Fazio - Friesen - Kennedy Severyn - Mallet - Marshall Sauve - Corrado Biega - Andersson Tommernes - Huskins Cannata Projected Hamilton Lines: Andrighetto - St. Pierre - Holland Tarnasky - Dumont - Blunden Thomas - Macenauer - Leblanc Courtnall - Owens - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Chouinard - Ellis McIver - Dietz Tokarski Puck drop is at 7:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

New Jersey Devils (19-18-10) Projected Lineup Dainius Zubrus - Travis Zajac - Jaromir Jagr Ryane Clowe - Adam Henrique - Michael Ryder Ryan Carter - Stephen Gionta - Steve Bernier Reid Boucher - Mike Sislo Andy Greene - Mark Fayne Jon Merrill - Marek Zidlicky Bryce Salvador - Anton Volchenkov Eric Gelinas Martin Brodeur Cory Schneider Team Leaders G Michael Ryder (16) A Jaromir Jagr (23) PTS Jaromir Jagr (36) +/- Jaromir Jagr (+13) PIMS Marek Zidlicky (44) Injuries: Damien Brunner, Patrik Elias, Peter Harrold, Jacob Josefson Scratches: Cam Janssen, Andrei Loktionov Montreal Canadiens (26-15-5) Projected Lineup Max Pacioretty - David Desharnais - Brendan Gallagher Travis Moen - Tomas Plekanec - Brian Gionta Rene Bourque - Lars Eller - Daniel Briere Michael Bournival - Brandon Prust - George Parros Josh Gorges - P.K. Subban Andrei Markov - Alexei Emelin Douglas Murray - Raphael Diaz Carey Price Peter Budaj Team Leaders G Max Pacioretty (19) A P.K. Subban (26) PTS P.K. Subban (33) +/- P.K. Subban (+12) PIMS Prust/Subban (49) Injuries: Davis Drewiske, Alex Galchenyuk, Ryan White Scratches: Francis Bouillon Puck Drop: 7:30 PM EST TV: RDS, TSN Habs Radio: TSN 690 FM 98.5

Hamilton (18-15-0-4) will look to win the weekend this afternoon as they host Iowa (15-15-2-2), affiliate of the Wild. This will be the 3rd game in less than 48 hours for both teams so it probably won't be a pretty contest. Projected Iowa Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Bussieres - Peters - Phillips MacMillan- Caron - McKenzie Matson - Dowell - Hagel (not the former Bulldog) Mercier - Murovich Connelly - Kampfer Medvec - Landry Rioux - Baldwin Jobke Gustafsson Projected Hamilton Lines: Andrighetto - St. Pierre - Holland Tarnasky - Dumont - Blunden Thomas - Macenauer - Leblanc Courtnall - Nattinen - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Ellis Chouinard - Dietz Tokarski Puck drop is at 4:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

Chicago Blackhawks (29-8-9) Projected Lineup Patrick Sharp - Jonathan Toews - Marian Hossa Bryan Bickell - Marcus Kruger - Patrick Kane Brandon Saad - Michal Handzus - Kris Versteeg Brandon Bollig - Andrew Shaw - Ben Smith Duncan Keith - Brent Seabrook Niklas Hjalmarsson - Johnny Oduya Nick Leddy - Michal Rozsival Corey Crawford Antti Raanta Team Leaders G Patrick Sharp (25) A Duncan Keith (40) PTS Patrick Kane (54) +/- Hossa/Sharp (+22) PIMS Brandon Bollig (65) Injuries: Nikolai Khabibulin Scratches: Sheldon Brookbank, Mike Kostka Montreal Canadiens (25-15-5) Projected Lineup Max Pacioretty - David Desharnais - Brendan Gallagher Daniel Briere - Tomas Plekanec - Brian Gionta Michael Bournival - Lars Eller - Rene Bourque Travis Moen - Brandon Prust - George Parros Josh Gorges - P.K. Subban Andrei Markov - Alexei Emelin Douglas Murray - Raphael Diaz Carey Price Peter Budaj Team Leaders G Max Pacioretty (19) A P.K. Subban (26) PTS P.K. Subban (33) +/- P.K. Subban (+13) PIMS Brandon Prust (49) Injuries: Davis Drewiske, Alex Galchenyuk, Ryan White Scratches: Francis Bouillon Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST TV: CBC, RDS Radio: TSN 690 FM 98.5

It's another home-and-home for the Bulldogs (17-14-0-4) as they take on division rival Rochester (14-13-3-3). Hamilton sits in 2nd in the North (7th in the West), just four points ahead of the Amerks who occupy the 4th spot and 10th spot in the West. Andrighetto - St. Pierre - Holland Tarnasky - Dumont - Blunden Thomas - Macenauer - Leblanc Courtnall - Nattinen - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Ellis Chouinard - Dietz Tokarski (based on +/- data from previous games) Varone - Adam - Armia Catenacci - Sundher - Irwin Gillies - Hutchings - Schaller MacLean - Jacobs - Parker Bagnall - Ruhwedel MacKenzie - Crawford Gauthier-Leduc- Tuzzolino Hackett Puck drop is at 7:05 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

CANADIENS (25-14-5) at FLYERS (22-17-4) TV: TSN, RDS, CSN-PH Last 10: Montreal 5-3-2; Philadelphia 8-2-0 Season series: This is the final game this season between the Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers. The teams split the first two, with each team winning on home ice. Big story: The Flyers return to Wells Fargo Center for the first time since before the Christmas break. They went 5-1-0 on a six-game, 11-day road trip that concluded with a 3-2 overtime win Tuesday against the New Jersey Devils. Philadelphia climbed past the Washington Capitals and into second place in the Metropolitan Division during the road trip. The Flyers were third in the division, six points behind Washington, when the trip started Dec. 28 against the Edmonton Oilers. The Canadiens are 2-0-1 since blowing a 3-0 third-period lead in an eventual 5-4 overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on New Year's Eve. They are in third place in the Atlantic Division. Team Scope: Canadiens: Montreal learned Tuesday it will be without Alex Galchenyuk four to six weeks. The 19-year-old center sustained a broken hand Monday night in a 2-1 win against the Florida Panthers. Galchenyuk is tied for fourth on the team with 10 goals in 44 games. His 23 points are fourth on the team. "He's an important player on our hockey club," goalie Carey Price said of Galchenyuk. "He's very talented offensively. He contributes a lot to our team. Whenever you lose a guy on your team, it hurts, and I hope he can recover quickly and I'm sure he'll be highly motivated when he gets back." Flyers: Center Claude Giroux scored to tie the game against the Devils at 1-1 at 5:18 of the third period after learning Tuesday morning that he had not been selected to Canada's 25-man Olympic roster. "Anytime somebody kind of takes something away from you, you want to prove them wrong," Giroux said. "I put that behind me though. I have to go on and keep playing. It's a fun game out there." Steve Mason will likely be back in goal for the Flyers against Montreal after backup Ray Emery got the start against New Jersey. Mason was less than a minute from earning a shutout when the Flyers played Montreal at Wells Fargo Center on Dec. 12. Galchenyuk scored for Montreal with 55.1 seconds left, setting up a tense finish for the Flyers, who had controlled the game to that point. Who's hot: Montreal forward Brian Gionta has scored a goal in each of the past two games. He had scored five in his first 41 games. … Giroux has six goals in the Flyers' the past nine games. Injury report: In addition to Galchenyuk, the Canadiens will be without forward George Parros (concussion) and defenseman Davis Drewiske (shoulder), who is on injured reserve. Center Ryan White (upper body), also on IR, is considered day-to-day. … Flyers right wing Matt Read (upper body) did not play against New Jersey, and is considered day-to-day. Defenseman Erik Gustafsson (knee), who has been on IR since he was injured Dec. 21, practiced Monday.

Last 10: Florida 6-3-1; Montreal 5-3-2 Season series: This is the thrid of four games between these Atlantic Division teams. The Florida Panthers beat theMontreal Canadiens the two previous games with a 2-1 win at Bell Centre on Dec. 15 and a 4-1 home victory on Dec. 29. Big story: The Panthers have proven to be a tough draw for the Canadiens recently with a 7-2-0 record over their past nine games against Montreal. The Canadiens will look to break out of a cold streak with losses in three of their past four games (1-1-2), including the defeat at BB&T Center on Dec. 29. Team Scope: Panthers: Florida (38 points) has a steep hill to climb in its attempt to return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but can start the move up the Eastern Conference standings by building off a 5-4 shootout home win against the Nashville Predators on Saturday. The Panthers gave up a goal to Nashville center Paul Gaustad in the final minute of the third period, but Florida right wing Tomas Kopecky sealed it with the winning goal in the sixth round of the shootout. Florida interim coach Peter Horachek had a personal stake Saturday when he faced his former Predator team in Nashville for the first time, following 10 seasons as an assistant for coach Barry Trotz. But Horachek was more focused on his current club than he was in reuniting with old friends on the opposing bench. "We just take the points and move forward," said Horachek. "It feels good to beat [the Predators]. I wish them all the best after tonight." Canadiens: With losses in three of its past four home games (1-2-1); Montreal kept it lighthearted Sunday due to a rare open practice at Bell Centre in front of thousands of Canadiens fans. In addition to the typical drills, fans were treated to a skills competition with some Quebec celebrities, as well as a Novice A game between two local rival clubs. Forward George Parros was a guest judge for the skills competition and gave an update on his status recovering from a concussion following the fan practice. "I’ve done some light contact and that’s the next step along the way," said Parros. "I'm taking it day-by-day and we’re getting towards the end but I don't have any particular day in mind." Who's Hot: For Florida, 18-year-old rookie forward Aleksander Barkov now leads the team with 21 points (seven goals, 14 assists) thanks to a current five-game point streak (one goal, five assists). ... Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban(two goals, four assists) and forward Max Pacioretty (four goals, two assists) totaled six points each over their past three games. Injury Report: Defensemen Erik Gudbranson (orbital bone), Dylan Olsen (lower body) and Alex Petrovic (upper body) and forward Jesse Winchester (hand) are on injured reserve for the Panthers. Gudbranson will make the trip to Montreal and is possible to return, while Olsen, Petrovic and Winchester will stay home. ... The Canadiens are without defenseman Davis Drewiske (on injured reserve with shoulder injury) and Parros. Forward Ryan White missed the game Saturday against the rival Ottawa Senators with an upper-body injury and did not skate in practice Sunday.

MacArthur - Turris - Ryan Michalek - Zibanejad - Conacher Greening - Smith - Condra Kassian - Pageau - Stone Cowen - Karlsson Methot - Ceci Phillips - Gryba Anderson Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Bourque - Plekanec - Gionta Galchenyuk - Eller - Prust Bournival - Briere - Moen Markov - Emelin Bouillon - Subban Murray - Gorges Price Puck drop is at 7:00 on RDS and CBC. White missed the morning skate today due to an upper body injury suffered last game.

Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Bourque - Plekanec - Gionta Galchenyuk - Eller - Prust Bournival - White - Moen Markov - Gorges Bouillon - Subban Murray - Diaz Price Ja. Benn - Seguin - Nichushkin Roussel - Eakin - Garbutt Cole - Peverley - Chiasson Sceviour - Fiddler - Jeffrey Goligoski - Dillon Rome - Jo. Benn Connauton - Gaunce Lehtonen Puck drop is at 8:30 on RDS. And yes, those are the actual D pairings from practice and not my guess like they were for last game.

Montreal Canadiens (23-14-3) Projected Lineup Max Pacioretty - David Desharnais - Brendan Gallagher Rene Bourque - Tomas Plekanec - Brian Gionta Alex Galchenyuk - Lars Eller - Brandon Prust Michael Bournival - Ryan White - Travis Moen Josh Gorges - P.K. Subban Andrei Markov - Alexei Emelin Francis Bouillon - Raphael Diaz Carey Price Peter Budaj Team Leaders G Max Pacioretty (15) A P.K. Subban (22) PTS P.K. Subban (27) +/- Markov/Subban (+9) PIMS Brandon Prust (44) Injuries: Davis Drewiske, George Parros Scratches: Daniel Briere, Douglas Murray Carolina Hurricanes (14-16-9) Projected Lineup Tuomo Ruutu - Eric Staal - Jeff Skinner Nathan Gerbe - Jordan Staal - Alexander Semin Drayson Bowman - Riley Nash - Patrick Dwyer Zach Boychuk - Manny Malhotra - Radek Dvorak Andrej Sekera - Justin Faulk Ron Hainsey - Ryan Murphy Mike Komisarek - Tim Gleason Cam Ward Justin Peters Team Leaders G Jeff Skinner (14) A Eric Staal (21) PTS Eric Staal (30) +/- Radek Dvorak (+6) PIMS Eric Staal (38) Injuries: Jay Harrison, Joni Pitkanen, Jiri Tlusty Scratches: Brett Bellemore, Anton Khudobin (cond.) Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST TV: RDS Radio: TSN 690 FM 98.5

Projected lineups Montreal (23-13-3) Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Bourque - Plekanec - Gionta Galchenyuk - Eller - Briere Moen - White - Prust Gorges - Subban Markov - Emelin Bouillon - Diaz Budaj Florida (14-20-5) Fleischmann - Huberdeau - Bjugstad Bergenheim - Barkov - Boyes Kopecky - Matthias - Goc Hayes - Shore - Gomez Campbell - Gilbert Kulikov - Weaver Olsen - Petrovic Clemmensen

Projected lineups Montreal (22-13-3) Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Bourque - Plekanec - Gionta Galchenyuk - Eller - Briere Moen - White - Prust Gorges - Subban Markov - Emelin Bouillon - Murray Price Tampa Bay (23-11-3) Palat - Johnson - St Louis Purcell - Killorn - Filppula Kucherov - Thompson - Brown Pyatt - Crombeen Barberio - Hedman Carle - Sustr Gudas - Cote Salo Bishop

The Bulldogs (14-14-0-4) will look to sweep their 3-in-3 week as they travel to Utica to take on the league-worst Comets (10-6-1-1). Utica is now without their #1 goalie as he was just recalled to Vancouver yesterday. Projected Hamilton Lines: Holland - St. Pierre - Andrighetto Tarnasky - Dumont - Owens Leblanc - Macenauer - Thomas Courtnall - Nattinen - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Dietz Chouinard - EllisCondon Projected Utica Lines: (based on +/- data from last game) Jensen - O'Reilly - Ferriero Archibald - Pelletier - Grenier De Fazio - Friesen - Marshall Stuart - Mallet - Lain Corrado - Sauve Biega - Andersson Huskins - Mullen CannataPuck drop is at 7:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play, click the banner below to listen.

It's a crucial home-and-home for Hamilton (12-14-0-4) as they look to close the 6-point game between them and the Marlies (16-9-1-1). Game one goes this afternoon in Toronto - at the ACC - while game two is tomorrow night in Hamilton. Let's use this as the GDT for both games. Blunden - St. Pierre - Andrighetto Holland - Macenauer - Leblanc Tarnasky - Dumont - Owens Courtnall - Nattinen - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Dietz Chouinard - Ellis Tokarski (based on +/- data from previous games) Abbott - McKegg - Ashton MacLeod - Carrick - Biggs Broll - Crescenzi - Ryan Ross - Devane - Staubitz Brennan - Marshall Percy - Holzer Yeo - Granberg MacIntyre Puck drop is at 1:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

Projected Lines Montreal (21-13-3) Galchenyuk - Plekanec - Gionta Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Bourque - Eller - Briere Bournival - Prust - Moen Markov - Emelin* Bouillon - Subban Murray - Diaz* * May not dress if Gorges is healthy enough to play Price Nashville (16-16-3) Bourque - Legwand - Hornqvist Stalberg - Fisher - Nystrom Smith - Cullen - Spaling Clune - Hendricks - Gaustad Weber - Josi Jones - Bartley Ellis - Klein Mazanec

All that Hamilton (12-14-3) wants for Christmas is a win. That may be hard to come by today as they host Abbotsford (20-9-1-1) who sports the fourth best record in the league. The Bulldogs are catching them at the right time as the Heat have lost three straight. Projected Abbotsford Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Reinhart - Street - Knight Baertschi - Olson - Granlund Hanowski - Jooris - Nemisz MacDermid - Eddy - Bancks Billins - Cundari Arsene - Ramage Lamb - Smith MacDonald Projected Hamilton Lines: Blunden - St. Pierre - Andrighetto Holland - Macenauer - Leblanc Tarnasky - Dumont - Owens Courtnall - Nattinen - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Dietz Chouinard - Ellis Tokarski Puck drop is at 3:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

The Bulldogs (12-13-3) will once again look to get back into the win column as they travel to Iowa to take on the Wild (10-13-2), the new affiliate of, you guessed it, Minnesota. Projected Hamilton Lines: Andrighetto - Macenauer - Leblanc Tarnasky - Dumont - Blunden Owens - St. Pierre - Thomas Courtnall - Holland - Fournier Tinordi - Pateryn Beaulieu - Dietz Chouinard - Ellis Condon Projected Iowa Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Veilleux - Peters - Phillips Foucault - Graovac - Zucker Bussieres - McMillan - Rau Matson - Caron - Hagel Connelly - Kampfer Blum - Landry Medvec - Baldwin Kuemper Puck drop is at 8:05 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

It's an early game so we get the early GDT. The Bulldogs (12-12-3) will look to score a goal...and perhaps win a game as they travel to Chicago to take on the Wolves (12-12-2). Courtnall, Thomas, and Andrighetto all skated Tuesday. At least one of them will play by the looks of it (meaning it probably won't be 11 forwards and 7 d-men)...we just don't know which one(s) will play yet. Projected Hamilton Lines: Andrighetto - St. Pierre - Thomas Tarnasky - Dumont - Holland Owens - Macenauer - Leblanc Courtnall - Nattinen - Blunden Beaulieu - Pateryn Tinordi - Dietz Schiestel - Ellis Tokarski Projected Chicago Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Jaskin - Bolduc - Mancari Harper - Locke - Rattie Andronov - Cannone - Shattock Longpre - Hanson - Davies Chorney - Shields Hakanpaa - Oberg Edmundson - Regner Allen Puck drop is at 12:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

The Bulldogs (12-11-3) will look to get back into the win column tonight as they host St. John's (14-10-3). There's no word yet on whether or not either Thomas or Andrighetto (both DTD) will be ready to return...no word on Courtnall and Quailer either but no one cares about them anyway. Projected St. John's Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Jaffrey - Gordon - O'Dell Mouillierat - Cormier - Samson Klingberg - Lowry - Lipon Schnell - MacKinnon - Riley Redmond - Chiarot O'Neill - Fredheim Kichton - Hill Olkinuora Projected Hamilton Lines: (These are a straight guess as with 11 forwards, the lines are forever getting mixed.) Holland - St. Pierre - Leblanc Owens - Macenauer - Blunden Tarnasky - Dumont - Nattinen Zurevinski - Fournier Beaulieu - Pateryn Tinordi - Dietz McIver - Ellis Chouinard Tokarski Puck drop is at 7:00 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen.

For the seventh (and mercifully final) time in this stretch, it's a North Division matchup. The Bulldogs (12-10-3) will look to hold onto 1st place as they host the recall-depleted Marlies (12-9-1). Projected Toronto Lines: (based on +/- data from previous games) Ross - Crescenzi - Abbott Leivo - Carrick - Devane Nagy - Broll - Bodie Staubitz - Smithson - Biggs Brennan - Marshall MacWilliam - Granberg Holzer - Percy MacIntyre Projected Hamilton Lines: Owens - Dumont - Blunden Holland - St. Pierre - Nattinen Tarnasky - Macenauer - Leblanc Zurevinski - Fournier Beaulieu - Pateryn Tinordi - Dietz McIver - Ellis Chouinard Mayer Puck drop is at 7:30 PM, AM900 will have the play-by-play; click the banner below to listen. The game is also available on Cable 14 in Hamilton.

Montreal Canadiens (19-10-3) Projected Lineup Max Pacioretty - David Desharnais - Daniel Briere Brandon Prust - Tomas Plekanec - Brian Gionta Alex Galchenyuk - Lars Eller - Brendan Gallagher Travis Moen - Ryan White - George Parros Andrei Markov - P.K. Subban Josh Gorges - Alexei Emelin Douglas Murray - Raphael Diaz Carey Price Peter Budaj Team Leaders G Pacioretty/Plekanec (11) A P.K. Subban (20) PTS P.K. Subban (24) +/- Markov/Plekanec (+10) PIMS George Parros (37) Injuries: Rene Bourque, Davis Drewiske Scratches: Francis Bouillon, Michael Bournival Philadelphia Flyers (13-15-3) Projected Lineup Scott Hartnell - Claude Giroux - Jakub Voracek Michael Raffl - Brayden Schenn - Wayne Simmonds Matt Read - Sean Couturier - Steve Downie Jay Rosehill - Adam Hall - Zac Rinaldo Kimmo Timonen - Brayden Coburn Nicklas Grossmann - Mark Streit Andrej Meszaros - Luke Schenn Steve Mason Ray Emery Team Leaders G Lecavalier/Read (9) A Claude Giroux (16) PTS Claude Giroux (21) +/- Sean Couturier (+5) PIMS Zac Rinaldo (83) Injuries: Marc-Andre Bourdon, Vincent Lecavalier, Chris Pronger Scratches: Hal Gill, Erik Gustafsson, Chris VandeVelde Puck Drop: 7:00 PM EST TV: RDS, TSN Habs Radio: TSN 690 FM 98.5

Projected lines: Los Angeles (19-7-4) King - Kopitar - Carter Brown - Stoll - Williams Toffoli - Richards - Nolan Clifford - Fraser - Frattin Muzzin - Doughty Voynov - Regher Martinez - Mitchell Scrivens Montreal (19-9-3) Pacioretty - Desharnais - Gallagher Galchenyuk - Plekanec - Gionta Bournival - Eller - Briere Moen - Prust - Parros Markov - Subban Gorges - Emelin Murray - Diaz Price