NHL projected lines, combinations & fantasy trends

NHL lines.
Real usage.

Track projected lineups, recent line combinations, defense pairs, power-play units, injuries, goalies, and fantasy-relevant role changes for all 32 teams.

32 NHL teams2 lineup viewsDaily game sync
MMontreal CanadiensProjected lineupUpdated today
ProjectedHistorical
Line 1Forwards
CCC. CaufieldLW
NSN. SuzukiC
JSJ. SlafkovskyRW
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Projected NHL Lines & Recent Line Combinations

Compare the expected lineup with the combinations each team actually used on the ice.

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Before the puck drops

Projected lines

Community-maintained lineups based on current reporting, morning skates, injuries, and lineup news.

  • Forward lines and defense pairs
  • Power play, penalty kill, and goalies
  • Sourced, reviewed revision history
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After the game

Historical lines

Combinations inferred from synchronized NHL shift data—not official submitted lineup cards.

  • Most-used and most-productive views
  • Game windows from last game to season
  • Time together, scoring, and evidence confidence
Built for lineup people

Less noise. More of what matters.

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Full units

All four forward combinations, three defense pairs, special teams, and goalie order.

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Visible changes

Browse projected lineup history and see exactly which player moved in each update.

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Injury context

See injured players and their availability alongside the current team projection.

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Player profiles

Move from a lineup slot to the player’s roles, observed combinations, and NHL profile.

How it works

Transparent by design.

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Games are synchronized

Completed NHL games and shift data are collected on a daily schedule during the season.

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Usage is reconstructed

Overlapping shifts reveal which skaters played together at 5v5 and on special teams.

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Projections stay current

Community suggestions are sourced and reviewed before becoming a published team revision.

Clear labels, honest limits. Historical lines describe observed usage. Projected lines describe the best current expectation. Neither is presented as an official NHL lineup card.

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