The San Jose Sharks are looking for a little payback tonight after a chippy loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday. This time, the two teams will face off in Anaheim.
Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith are not expected to travel with the team, but San Jose’s other 2023 first-round draft pick, Quentin Musty, is. He’ll get a chance to show off why he should stay in San Jose when camp is through.
San Jose Sharks lines
Since the team is traveling to Anaheim, there will only be a handful of veterans going too. Look for Georgi Romanov to backstop the entire game. Gabriel Carriere will back him up. Here’s what the rest of the lines look like thanks to San Jose Mercury News’ Curtis Pashelka.
#SJSharks projected lines, d-pairs tonight
— Curtis Pashelka (@CurtisPashelka) September 26, 2024
Eklund-Dellandrea-Halttunen
Musty-Sturm-Kostin
Gushchin-White-Cardwell
G. Smith-Robins-Coe
Furlong-Benning
Dickinson-Thrun
Cagnoni-Frisch
Romanov (whole game)
Forwards
William Eklund – Ty Dellandrea – Kasper Halttunen
Quentin Musty – Nico Sturm – Klim Kostin
Danil Gushchin – Colin White – Ethan Cardwell
Givani Smith – Tristen Robins – Brandon Coe
Defense
Jake Furlong – Matt Benning
Sam Dickinson – Henry Thrun
Luca Cagnoni – Ethan Frisch
Goaltenders
Georgi Romanov
Gabriel Carriere
Ducks projected lines
On the Ducks’ side of things, fans will get a chance to see Leo Carlsson lineup with Cutter Gauthier for a preview of the team’s future. Ryan Carpenter is also expected to be back in the lineup for Anaheim and we have our fingers crossed that he has the opportunity to return to the NHL.
According to Derek Lee at The Hockey News, these are the projected lines for the Ducks tonight.
Forwards
Cutter Gauthier – Leo Carlsson – Alex Killorn
Trevor Zegras – Mason McTavish – Troy Terry
Pavol Regenda – Ryan Carpenter – Sam Colangelo
Nico Myatovic – Coulson Pitre – Sasha Pastujov
Defense
Mark Pysyk – Drew Helleson
Jackson LaCombe – Tristan Luneau
Konnor Smith – Roland McKeown
Goaltenders
Lukáš Dostál
Calle Clang
How to watch Sharks at Ducks, Sept. 26, 2024
The puck drops at 7 p.m. tonight at Honda Center in Anaheim.
You’ll again be able to stream the game on sjsharks.com, but only if you live locally. No matter where you live, you can listen through the Sharks App. You can also come back here and watch the game with the rest of the peanut gallery. The comments section is hopping.
