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Your New Jersey Devils (3-6-4) AT Minnesota Wild (7-4-3)
Sunday, November 3, 2013 8:00 P.M. ET
Where:
TV:
New Jersey Devils
FORWARDS:
Zubrus-Loktionov-JagrTedenby-Henrique-Ryder
Olesz-Josefson-Brunner
Carter-Gionta-Bernier
DEFENSE:
Greene-ZidlickyGelinas-Larsson
Merrill-Fayne
Volchenkov
Starting Goaltender:
Cory Schneider
Minnesota Wild
FORWARDS:
Parise-Koivu-Fontaine
Niederreiter-Granlund-Pominville
Cooke-Brodziak-Mcmillan
Heatley-Konopka-Mitchell
DEFENSE:
Suter-Brodin
Scandella-Spurgeon
Ballard-Stoner
Starting Goaltender:
Josh Harding
GAME PREVIEW:
http://www.nhl.com/gamecenter/en/preview?id=2013020214&navid=sb:preview
"It will be really weird, I think," Parise told NJ.com. "You play with those guys for so long. I'm still good friends with a lot of the guys and I keep in touch with a lot of them."
"But it feels like it doesn't matter who they lose, as a team they're always right there in the thick of things," Parise told NJ.com. "[General manager Lou Lamoriello] does a really good job of putting together a roster every year that always gets ruled out at the beginning of the year and then at the end of the year they're always in the mix."
Parise returns to Prudential Center on March 22.
"I think that will be a much bigger deal than when they come here on Sunday," he said. "For me personally, that will be very weird going into that rink and then all of a sudden you're going to the visitor’s locker room. I'm just so comfortable with everything after being there for so long, going down the hall to the other dressing room will be a little different."
Devils: Parise's closest friend on the Devils was Travis Zajac, who did not play Saturday and will not Sunday after injuring his ankle in practice Friday.
"It's obviously more of a big deal for him than for us," Zajac told Star-Ledger reporter Rich Chere. "I don't know what he's thinking or how he feels about playing some of his friends, but you see it all the time nowadays, so he's just another player on the ice, just another guy you're up against."
The Devils will also be without forward Patrik Elias, who was scratched Saturday after warm-ups with an upper-body injury. Mattias Tedenby and Jacob Josefson filled in; they have four goals in their past 115 games combined over two-plus seasons.
"Obviously Zajac, [Ryane] Clowe, Elias, those type of guys being out of your lineup don't help, but we have to find a way with the group we have in there to get the job done," coach Peter DeBoer said. "You can't win if you can't get a goal."
The Devils activated Cory Schneider off injured reserve Sunday morning. He will start against Minnesota according to the Bergen Record.
*This GDT is a work in progress.
*LINEUPS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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