Seabrook has been a healthy scratch for the last two games but will replace Dennis Gilbert in the lineup in Los Angeles. Seabrook has one goal and no assists in nine games this season.
After just six AHL games, Boqvist was called up and the 2018 No.8 overall pick will make his NHL debut in Los Angeles. The 19-year-old defenseman will play on the top pair with Duncan Keith at even-strength and on the second power-play unit.
Crawford surrendered four goals on 31 shots in the Blackhawks loss in Carolina last Saturday. Robin Lehner has started four of the last five games but Crawford will get the front-end of their weekend back-to-back in Los Angeles. Crawford has struggled so far, going 1-4-0 with a 3.67 GAA and .888 SV% in his first five starts of the season.
Lowry missed the last two games after being suspended for a hit in the Heritage Classic but will play Saturday in Vegas. Lowry is still searching for his first point after being held scoreless in his first 12 games of the season.
Seeler has been a healthy scratch for six straight games but will replace Carson Soucy as the No.6 defensemen on Saturday. Seeler has no points in two games this season.
Allen allowed four goals on 24 shots in the Blues loss to the Canadiens on October 19th. Allen missed a start last weekend due to an illness but will make his third start of the season on Saturday evening. He has allowed four goals in each of his starts while posting a .849 SV%, but a matchup with the Wild keeps him in the spot-start conversation on Saturday.
Fleury will be scratched on Saturday with Garret Sparks coming up to backup Malcolm Subban vs. the Jets. Monitor Fleury's status as the Golden Knights head into Tuesday's game in Columbus.
Subban will be making his second start of the season because Marc-Andre Fleury is out with the flu. Subban's first start ended early due to a lower-body injury--he stopped 12 of 14 shots before leaving the games. Tonight he faces a Jets team that he posted a 20-save shutout against in 2018-19.
Wagner played in 10 straight games but Tyler Toffoli will draw back into the lineup and replace him on Saturday. Toffoli brings a lot more offence to the table than Wagner, who has just three points (2G / 1A) in 11 games this season.
Prokhorkin has appeared in two straight games but will be replaced by Michael Amadio on Saturday. The 26-year-old Russian forward had four shots while playing 13:51 ATOI in his two appearances.
Amadio served as a healthy scratch for the last two games but will return to the lineup on Saturday. Amadio comes in with four points (2G / 2A) in 11 games this season.
Toffoli served as a healthy scratch against the Canucks on Wednesday but will play against Chicago on Saturday. Toffoli will skate on a line with Blake Lizotte and Ilya Kovalchuk and re-enters the lineup with five points (3G / 2A) in 12 games.
Oesterle missed six games while in concussion protocol but will play Saturday vs. the Avalanche. Aaron Ness or Ilya Lyubushkin will sit and Oesterle returns with two assists in six games this season.
Fantenberg did not register a point in two games with the Comets and returns to Vancouver because Quinn Hughes suffered a lower-body injury on Friday night. Fantenberg or Ashton Sautner will likely replace Hughes on Saturday night.
Hughes was forced to leave Friday's game with a lower-body injury that he suffered in an awkward-looking open ice fall. We likely won't get an update on Hughes' status until closer to game-time but the Canucks recalled Oscar Fantenberg from Utica (AHL), which suggests that Hughes will miss at least one game.
Saros stopped 28 of 30 shots in the Predators win in Tampa Bay last Saturday. Pekka Rinne struggled on Thursday, so the Predators will turn to their younger netminder vs. the Rangers. He had a tough start to the season but will try and build off of his best outing to date. He is 6-6-1 in his last 13 starts on home ice.
Gilmour has appeared in three straight games but will be sent to the press box on Saturday with Brandon Montour set to make his season debut.
