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Projected Lineups for Sharks vs Flames – 4/13/25

The San Jose Sharks take on the Calgary Flames today. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others.

SHARKS (20-48-11) at FLAMES (38-27-14)

8 p.m. ET; SN360, SN1, SNP, NBCSCA

Sharks projected lineup

Nikolai Kovalenko — Macklin Celebrini — Will Smith
William Eklund — Alex Wennberg — Tyler Toffoli
Carl Grundstrom — Zack Ostapchuk — Thomas Bordeleau
Noah Gregor — Ty Dellandrea — Barclay Goodrow

Henry Thrun — Timothy Liljegren
Lucas Carlsson — Jan Rutta
Marc-Edouard Vlasic — Jack Thompson

Georgi Romanov
Alexandar Georgiev

Scratched: None

Injured: Cameron Lund (illness), Klim Kostin (lower body), Vincent Desharnais (upper body), Mario Ferraro (lower body), Shakir Mukhamadullin (upper body)

Status report

Lund, a forward, will be replaced by Bordeleau, who was recalled from San Jose of the American Hockey League on Saturday. … Kostin has not skated the past couple of days but could return before the end of the regular season.

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Flames projected lineup

Jonathan Huberdeau — Nazem Kadri — Adam Klapka
Blake Coleman — Mikael Backlund — Matt Coronato
Joel Farabee — Morgan Frost — Yegor Sharangovich
Ryan Lomberg — Kevin Rooney — Martin Pospisil

Joel Hanley — MacKenzie Weegar
Kevin Bahl — Rasmus Andersson
Jake Bean — Brayden Pachal

Dustin Wolf
Dan Vladar

Scratched: Dryden Hunt, Aydar Suniev, Zayne Parekh, Daniil Miromanov

Injured: Connor Zary (lower body)

Status report

The Flames held an optional morning skate and are expected to use the same lineup from a 4-2 win against the Minnesota Wild on Friday.

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