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Ellis (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Josi (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Sissons (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Haula (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Kunin (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Granlund (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Jarnkrok (rest) will not play on Monday.
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Oettinger led the Stars onto the ice for warmups.
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Zajac will be a healthy scratch on Monday.
Palat (lower-body) will not play on Monday.
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Varlamov led the Islanders onto the ice for warmups.
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Koskinen led the Oilers onto the ice for warmups.
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Vasilevskiy led the Lightning onto the ice for warmups.
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Binnington will start Monday in Los Angeles.
Krebs (face) is not expected to play Monday.
The Golden Knights have not released any information on Krebs' status after he was shut in the face by a pick on Saturday. However, there's a report that he's expected to miss an extended period of time, so it seems highly unlikely that he'll play Monday.
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Joshua will draw into the Blues lineup on Monday.
Joshua has split his season between the NHL and AHL. He has two goals and one assist in six AHL games and one goal in 11 NHL games. Joshua will replace Mackenzie MacEachern in the lineup on Monday and skate on the fourth line.
Krug (upper-body) will return to the Blues lineup on Monday.
Krug has missed the last five games with an upper-body injury but will return to the lineup tonight in Los Angles. Krug, who has 29 points (1G / 28A) in 48 games this season, will be back on the top pairing and top power-play unit.
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Binnington is expected to start Monday in Los Angeles.
MacKinnon (lower-body) will return to the Avalanche lineup on Monday.
MacKinnon has missed the last two games but will return to the lineup tonight in Vegas. With MacKinnon back in, Tyson Jost will move back into the middle-6. MacKinnon comes in with 30 points (10G / 20A) in his last 19 games.
The Rangers have signed Ryan Lindgren to a three-year contract extension worth $9.0 million ($3.0M AAV).
Lindgren was set to become an RFA this summer but the Rangers were quick to get him signed to a three-year contract extension. Lindgren spent most of the season on the top pairing with Adam Fox and finished the year with 16 points (1G / 15A) in 51 games.
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