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Projected Lineups for Ducks vs Flyers – 01/06/26

The Anaheim Ducks take on the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others.

DUCKS (21-18-3) at FLYERS (21-12-7)

7 p.m. ET; Victory+, NBCSP, KCOP-13

Ducks projected lineup

Chris Kreider — Leo Carlsson — Troy Terry
Cutter Gauthier — Mason McTavish — Beckett Sennecke
Nikita Nesterenko — Ryan Poehling — Alex Killorn
Ross Johnston — Jansen Harkins — Mikael Granlund

Jackson LaCombe — Jacob Trouba
Pavel Mintyukov — Ian Moore
Olen Zellweger — Radko Gudas

Lukas Dostal
Petr Mrazek

Scratched: Drew Helleson, Ryan Strome

Injured: Frank Vatrano (fractured shoulder)

Status report:

The Ducks did not hold a morning skate Tuesday following a 7-4 loss at the Washington Capitals on Monday. … Mrazek left after the second period of that game with an undisclosed injury, but coach Joel Quenneville said he did not believe it was serious.

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Flyers projected lineup

Trevor Zegras — Christian Dvorak — Travis Konecny
Denver Barkey — Sean Couturier — Owen Tippett
Matvei Michkov — Noah Cates — Bobby Brink
Carl Grundstrom — Rodrigo Abols — Garnett Hathaway

Cam York — Travis Sanheim
Emil Andrae — Jamie Drysdale
Nick Seeler — Rasmus Ristolainen

Dan Vladar
Samuel Ersson

Scratched: Nicolas Deslauriers, Noah Juulsen, Nikita Grebenkin

Injured: Tyson Foerster (arm)

Status report

Michkov will be a game-time decision; he took part in the Flyers’ optional morning skate after getting hit in the foot with the puck during a 5-2 win at the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday; X-rays were negative, but there was some swelling, coach Rick Tocchet said. … Grebenkin took Michkov’s spot on the third line during practice Monday after being scratched against the Oilers.

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