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Projected Lineups for Lightning vs Red Wings – 1/25/25

The Tampa Bay Lightning take on the Detroit Red Wings tonight. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others.

LIGHTNING (26-18-3) at RED WINGS (22-21-5)

7 p.m. ET; FDSNDET, FDSNSUN

Lightning projected lineup

Brandon Hagel — Anthony Cirelli — Nikita Kucherov
Jake Guentzel — Brayden Point — Michael Eyssimont
Zemgus Girgensons — Nick Paul — Conor Geekie
Mitchell Chaffee — Luke Glendening — Cam Atkinson

Victor Hedman — Darren Raddysh
Ryan McDonagh — Maxwell Crozier
Emil Lilleberg — Nick Perbix

Jonas Johansson
Andrei Vasilevskiy

Status report

The Lightning did not hold a morning skate Saturday following a 4-3 overtime win at the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday.

Latest for THW:

Scratched: None

Injured: J.J. Moser (upper body), Erik Cernak (lower body)

Red Wings projected lineup

Marco Kasper — Dylan Larkin — Lucas Raymond
Vladimir Tarasenko — Andrew Copp — Alex DeBrincat
Joe Veleno — J.T. Compher — Jonatan Berggren
Michael Rasmussen – Christian Fischer – Elmer Soderblom

Ben Chiarot — Moritz Seider
Simon Edvinsson — Albert Johansson
Erik Gustafsson — Justin Holl

Cam Talbot
Alex Lyon

Scratched: Tyler Motte

Injured: Jeff Petry (undisclosed), Patrick Kane (upper body)

Status report

The Red Wings held a lightly-attended optional morning skate Saturday; they will dress the same lineup they used in a 4-2 win against the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday, which means Kane, a forward, will miss his second straight game.

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Jesse Courville-Lynch

Jesse Courville-Lynch

Jesse has been a writer for over four years, starting with The Hockey Writers back in January of 2023. While previously holding credentials for the WHL's Edmonton Oil Kings, he primarily covers his hometown Edmonton Oilers, while also being an at-large writer. Away from writing, he is a hockey coach, currently serving as the Assistant Coach of the PAC U17AAA Saints. Jesse has obtained a freelance and sports writing diploma with distinction from the London School of Journalism, while also pursuing a business administration diploma from NAIT.

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