Maple Leafs Official Lines vs Seattle Kraken With One Notable Change

The Toronto Maple Leafs make a minor roster move as the team takes on Seattle, with forward Calle Jarnkrok coming out of the lineup for Steven Lorentz.

Lorentz slots into the fourth line alongside Nicolas Roy and Dakota Joshua. Once again, Easton Cowan sticks on the Leafs first line with Matthews and Knies.

Matthew Knies - Auston Matthews- Easton Cowan
Matias Maccelli - John Tavares - William Nylander
Nick Robertson- Max Domi - Bobby McMann
Steven Lorentz - Nicolas Roy - Dakota Joshua

McCabe-Tanev
Rielly-Carlo
Benoit-Ekman-Larsson

Starting Goalie
Stolarz

The Toronto Maple Leafs will go with the same lineup as last time beyond that one change, with Anthony Stolarz once again the starter for Toronto.

Steven Lorentz slots in for the Toronto Maple Leafs after being injured against the Detroit Red Wings, sidelining him for Toronto's last two matches.

Lorentz practiced for the Leafs against the Rangers as William Nylander was unavailable for morning skate, but ultimately did not come into the lineup as Craig Berube wanted to keep the lines intact.

Berube called tonight's decision a "numbers game", making it that Jarnkrok will be part of the rotation in the Leafs lineup that will change its look depending on the matchup, but giving each player equal opportunity.

Jarnkrok is second in goals among Leafs with three, but has not scored in his last two games after a goal in each of his first three. Lorentz has two assists in two games this season for Toronto.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have won their last two games to go to 3-2-0 on the season. Seattle lost to Ottawa 4-3 in overtime, their third straight game playing past regulation. Seattle is 2-0-2 in four games so far.