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Ducks at Wild, 3/22: Lines, gamethread & how to watch

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Ryan Getzlaf #15 of the Anaheim Ducks and Nick Bonino #13 of the Minnesota Wild race for the puck during the second period of the game at Honda Center on February 20, 2021 in Anaheim, California. Photo by Debora Robinson/NHLI via Getty Images

Lines

ANAHEIM DUCKS

Max Comtois — Ryan Getzlaf — Rickard Rakell
Max Jones — Isac Lundestrom — Jakob Silfverberg
Trevor Zegras — Adam Henrique — Troy Terry
Derek Grant — Sam Steel — Nicolas Deslauriers

Cam Fowler — Jani Hakanpaa
Josh Manson — Kevin Shattenkirk
Ben Hutton — Jacob Larsson

Ryan Miller
Anthony Stolarz

Expected Scratches: Danton Heinen, Jamie Drysdale

Injured Reserve: Hampus Lindholm (fractured wrist), Sonny Milano (upper body), Carter Rowney (knee), John Gibson (lower body)

MINNESOTA WILD

Kirill Kaprizov — Victor Rask — Mats Zuccarello
Zach Parise — Ryan Hartman — Kevin Fiala
Marcus Johansson — Joel Eriksson Ek — Jordan Greenway
Nico Sturm — Nick Bonino — Nick Bjugstad

Ryan Suter — Jared Spurgeon
Jonas Brodin — Carson Soucy
Ian Cole — Brad Hunt

Cam Talbot
Kaapo Kahkonen

Expected Scratches: Dakota Mermis, Luke Johnson

Injured Reserve: Matt Dumba (lower body), Marcus Foligno (lower body), Kyle Rau (upper body)

How to Watch

Puck drop is at 4:30 p.m. PT/7:30 p.m. ET at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, Minnesota. Tonight’s game will be broadcast nationally on NBCSN and regionally on Fox Sports North+ and Fox Sports Wisconsin+, as well as available to stream through NHL.tv (blackout restrictions apply) or fubotv.

Follow along in the comments for live updates and reactions throughout the game!