Schwartz probably plays on the third line to start his NHL career. Expect the youngster to give the Blues some fresh legs.
Look for Schwartz to step into the lineup shortly in a top-9 role.
Expect the recently-signed rookie to make his NHL debut this week.
Schwartz is expected to join the team tomorrow and could immediately get a look in the lineup. He scored 15 goals and 41 points in 30 games with Colorado College.
Landeskog probably doesn't play tonight after being held out of practice. The rookie has 18 goals and 43 points in 70 games.
Kadri continues to take strides towards becoming an NHLer but goes back to the AHL for now. The sophomore scored four goals and six points through 19 games this season.
Expect Burns to take his regular shift on the second defensive pairing. He has seven goals and 17 points through 46 games.
Expect Burns to take his regular shift on the second defensive pairing. He has seven goals and 17 points through 46 games.
Expect Burns to miss at least tonight's game. In his first season with the Sharks, the Ajax, Ontario native has seven goals and 17 points through 46 games.
Looks like Kadri will be back in the lineup. He has three goals and five points over 14 games this season.
Kadri will not play tonight further fueling the rumor mill. The London, Ontario native has three goals and five points over 14 games.
Kadri scored eight goals and 22 points over 22 games with the Marlies. He gets a crack at a scoring line.
Kadri scored eight goals and 22 points over 22 games with the Marlies.
Sounds like Landeskog needed a maintenance day. Even though he only has five goals and 10 points through 23 games, the rookie has contributed at all ends of the ice.
Landeskog moves back onto the second line with Ryan O'Reilly and Daniel Winnik. His five goals rank fifth on the team.
Burns has struggled at times adapting to his new system. Through his first 13 games he scored three goals but only added two helpers. Look for him to continue these growing pains in the early going.
Landeskog should stick on the second line all season as he continues to wow on the ice.
Kadri loses all of his immediate fantasy hockey value with his return to the AHL. Through three games this season, the highly-touted prospect produced one assist.
Look for Kadri to start the game on the third line, playing with Matthew Lombardi and David Steckel.
With Tyler Bozak firmly entrenched on the top line, the team no longer needs Kadri to step up before he is ready. Look for him to dominate the AHL and come back up when a role opens up.
