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Everett vs. Seattle lineup notes

EVERETT

Forward lines:

Winquist-Bauml-Bajkov

Leedahl-Khaira-Stadnyk

Low-Hayer-Nikolishin

Fonteyne-Laurencelle-Aasman

Defensive pairings:

Betker-Juulsen

Mueller-Davis

Pufahl-MacDonald

Goaltenders:

Lotz

Hart

Scratches: Sandhu, Adam, Jones.

Notes: Everett plays the exact same lineup from Friday’s 2-1 overtime victory over Vancouver. Wingers Zane Jones and Tyler Sandhu are still out with their upper-body injuries. Goaltender Daniel Cotton and winger Darcy DeRoose remain suspended by the team.

SEATTLE

Forward lines:

Yakubowski-Maxwell-McKechnie

Lipsbergs-Barzal-Hickman

Gropp-Delnov-Troock

Kolesar-Elliot-Spencer/Wolf

Defensive pairings:

Theodore-Smith

Hauf-Wardley

Henry-Bear

Goaltenders:

Kozun

Mumaugh

Scratches: Eansor, Honey, Spencer/Wolf.

Notes: Seattle remains without winger Connor Honey because of an upper-body injury, while center Scott Eansor is out sick. Both winger Calvin Spencer and defenseman Kevin Wolf will take the warm-up, but just one will slot into Seattle’s fourth line.

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