Projected Lineup: Blues vs. Predators

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By Thomas Willis @TomAWillis / Director of Digital & Radio Content

This time, it's Blues at Predators as St. Louis and Nashville square off again, after the two faced off in Missouri yesterday.
On Saturday afternoon, the Preds (28-22-7) earned their third win of the season over the Blues, as Kyle Turris collected three points. The potential playoff foes will meet today for a final time this season, with Nashville looking for a season sweep of the defending Stanley Cup Champions. Goaltender Juuse Saros made 23 saves in yesterday's victory, so Pekka Rinne could be between the pipes later today.
The Blues (32-16-10) have allowed three or more goals in 11 consecutive games and have lost four in a row.
Neither team held a morning skate on Sunday. Below is a Preds projected lineup based on Saturday's game:

Forwards
Viktor Arvidsson - Ryan Johansen - Mikael Granlund
Filip Forsberg - Matt Duchene - Kyle Turris
Rocco Grimaldi - Nick Bonino - Craig Smith
Calle Jarnkrok - Colton Sissons - Austin Watson
Defense
Roman Josi - Yannick Weber
Jarred Tinordi - Mattias Ekholm
Dan Hamhuis - Dante Fabbro
Goaltenders
Pekka Rinne
Juuse Saros
Note: The Predators have not announced a starting goaltender for today's game

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