I know, I know Kyrou is getting time on the first line, Schmaltz and Dunn are playing blah blah blah. Just work with me here. Also, I know it's probably silly to use a song that came out in 2002 as the inspiration for the title of a GDT in 2018; but 2002 is also the last year the Blues current defensive scheme would have worked. I'm posting the most recent practice lines, feel free to post the official ones when they are made available. It looks like Schwartz will be good to go and Sanford will get in over Thomas (which I am sure will draw no reaction form Montreal fans on this site.) Thus begins an (already) rather important road trip through Canada. Here's hoping it's less this:
And more this:
Where:
Projected Lineups
(1-2-2)
Kyrou O'Reilly Tarasenko
Schwartz Schenn Perron
Steen Bozak Maroon
Barbashev Sanford Blais
Bouwmeester-Pietrangelo
Edmundson-Parayko
Dunn-Schmaltz
Allen
(3-1-1)
Tatar - Danault - Gallagher
Drouin - Domi - Lehkonen
Byron - Kotkaniemi - Armia
Hudon - Plekanec - Peca
Mete - Petry
Reilly - Juulsen
Ouellet - Benn
Price
And more this:
Where:
Projected Lineups
(1-2-2)
Kyrou O'Reilly Tarasenko
Schwartz Schenn Perron
Steen Bozak Maroon
Barbashev Sanford Blais
Bouwmeester-Pietrangelo
Edmundson-Parayko
Dunn-Schmaltz
Allen
(3-1-1)
Tatar - Danault - Gallagher
Drouin - Domi - Lehkonen
Byron - Kotkaniemi - Armia
Hudon - Plekanec - Peca
Mete - Petry
Reilly - Juulsen
Ouellet - Benn
Price