The Philadelphia Flyers could have three new forward lines against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday. At practice Friday, Brayden Schenn was moved to first-line left wing with center Claude Giroux and right wing Wayne Simmonds. Jordan Weal, recalled from Lehigh Valley of the American Hockey League on Friday, was at left wing on the second line with center Sean Couturier and right wing Jakub Voracek. The third line had Nick Cousins between left wing Michael Raffl and right wing Matt Read. Weal is second in the AHL with 47 points in 43 games. He's played most of the season at center but said he doesn't mind moving to the wing. "When you get to play with a guy like [Couturier] and a guy like [Voracek] it makes it easier out there," he said. "Just got to go out there and get open for them, play my game and make some plays." Giroux hopes the line changes provide some motivation. "It's really frustrating," he said. "We're battling hard. We're trying different stuff to create scoring chances. We can blame it on anything but excuses can only go on so long. Need to bear down, find a way and be better, bottom line."