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Talbot led the Wild onto the ice for warmups for Game 7.
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Goalie Start
Fleury led the Golden Knights onto the ice for warmups for Game 7.
Soucy (undisclosed) will miss Game 7.
Soucy missed Games 5 and 6 and will miss the deciding Game 7 on Friday. Head coach Dean Evason said that Soucy is "progressing," so he could be available for Game 1 if the Wild move on tonight.
McNabb (COVID-19) will be a game-time decision for Game 7.
McNabb missed Game 6 after being added to the COVID-19 reserve list but the Golden Knights are hopeful that he will be available for Game 7. Head coach Pete DeBoer said that "after a positive test you must have multiple negative tests to prove it was a false positive, and they’re still waiting on those results."
Reaves (COVID-19) will be a game-time decision for Game 7.
Reaves missed Game 6 after being added to the COVID-19 reserve list but the Golden Knights are hopeful that he will be available for Game 7. Head coach Pete DeBoer said that "after a positive test you must have multiple negative tests to prove it was a false positive, and they’re still waiting on those results."
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Fleury was the first goalie off of the ice at the Golden Knights morning skate.
Line Change
Richardson will draw into the Predators lineup for Game 6.
Line Change
Tolvanen will be scratched in Game 6 vs. the Hurricanes.
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Saros led the Predators onto the ice for warmups.
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Price starts Game 5 in Toronto.
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Nedeljkovic will start Game 6 in Nashville.
Gustafsson is expected to draw into the Canadiens lineup for Game 5.
After sitting as a healthy scratch for the first four games of the series, Gustafsson is expected to replace Brett Kulak in the lineup for Game 5. Gustafsson has collected two assists while plating 13:23 ATOI in five games with the Canadiens.
Tavares (knee/concussion) skated briefly on Thursday; remains out indefinitely.
Tavares skated for about 20 minutes on Thursday morning but the Maple Leafs provided no real update on his status. While it is certainly encouraging that Tavares is already back on the ice, there is still no timetable for his return. Having their captain back in the building should at least provide the Maple Leafs with a morale boost heading into Game 5.
Foligno remains day-to-day and will not play in Game 5.
Foligno will miss his third consecutive game with a lower-body injury that he suffered in Game 2. With Foligno and John Tavares both still out, Alex Kerfoot, William Nylander and Alex Galchenyuk will continue to skate as the Maple Leafs' second line.
Dermott is expected to be a healthy scratch for Game 5 vs. the Canadiens.
Dermott replaced Rasmus Sandin in the lineup in Game 4 but the two will swap places again for Game 5. Dermott had two shots and two blocked shots in 12:57 TOI in his series debut.
Sandin is expected to re-enter the Maple Leafs lineup for Game 5.
Sandin was a surprise scratch from the lineup in Game 4 but will draw right back into the lineup for Game 5. Sandin, who will replace Travis Dermott, has one goal on four shots while averaging 13:55 TOI through his first three games of the series.
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Campbell will start Game 5 vs. the Canadiens.
Line Change
Glass will draw into the Golden Knights lineup for Game 6.
Hague will draw into the Golden Knights lineup for Game 6.
Reaves is not on the ice for warmups and will not play in Game 6.
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