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Projected lineups for Leafs, Senators

Sunday, 10.30.2011 / 2:39 PM
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Projected lineups for Leafs, Senators
Here are the projected lines for Sunday night's game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Place. Both teams held optional skates after playing on Saturday. The Sens beat the Rangers 5-4 in a shootout, while the Leafs held off the Penguins 4-3.

SENATORS

Milan MichalekJason SpezzaColin Greening
Nick FolignoStephane Da CostaBobby Butler
Kaspars DaugavinsZack SmithChris Neil
Erik CondraZenon KonopkaJesse Winchester

Jared CowenSergei Gonchar
Chris PhillipsDavid Rundblad
Filip KubaErik Karlsson

After being called up from Binghamton on Saturday to replace an injured Alex Auld, Robin Lehner will be getting his first NHL start this season, with Craig Anderson serving as backup. According to coach Paul MacLean, he decided to put Lehner in due to the Sens' heavy schedule, which features 4 games in the next 6 days.

There was no update on Daniel Alfredsson after receiving a hit to the head in Saturday’s game against the Rangers. He is still being evaluated.

Nikita Filatov was called up from Binghamton late Saturday night, but will not be playing against the Leafs.

LEAFS

Joffrey Lupul – Tim Connelly – Phil Kessel
Clarke MacArthurMikhail GrabovskiNikolai Kulemin
Matthew LombardiTyler BozakMatt Frattin
David Steckel – Phillippe Dupuis – Mike Brown

Carl GunnarssonDion Phaneuf
Jake GardinerLuke Schenn
John-Michael LilesMike Komisarek

Jonas Gustavsson will get the start, with Ben Scrivens be backing him up.

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