NHL STARTING LINEUPS

Upcoming Lineups for:Friday, October 23

NHL Lineups are announced throughout the day on twitter and other sources. Since many NHL line combinations often post just minutes before game time, we are constantly updating this page. Each posted line shows even strengh lines, powerplay lines, confirmed starting goalies, and vegas odds for the matchup.

DRAFTKINGS
FANDUEL
Friday, October 23
CHI
FRI, 8:00PM ET
-- Goals O/U
MTL
Arvid Soderblom
$7600$7100 · 14 Days Rest
Spencer Knight
$7600$7100 · 5 Days Rest
Jakub Dobes
$7800$7600 · 2 Days Rest
Sam Montembeault IR
$7600$ · Days Rest
Jacob Fowler
$7800$7600 · 5 Days Rest
FORWARDS 1
Patrick Kane
$5000$5500 · PP1
Connor Bedard
$6500$7300 · PP1
Roman Kantserov
$4400$4500 · PP1
Juraj Slafkovsky
$6100$5900 · PP1
Oliver Kapanen
$2500$3900 · PP1
Cole Caufield
$7500$6700 · PP1
FORWARDS 2
Teuvo Teravainen
$3000$3800 · PP1
Tyler Bertuzzi
$4000$4800 · PP1
Anton Frondell
$4300$5200 · PP2
Chris Kreider
$3900$4900 · PP2
Josh Anderson
$3100$4400
Alex Newhook
$3100$4500 · PP2
FORWARDS 3
Frank Nazar
$3000$4700 · PP2
Ryan Donato
$2500$3600 · PP2
Oliver Moore
$2500$3400 · PP2
Alexandre Texier
$2600$3800 · PP2
Zack Bolduc
$3400$4700 · PP2
Phillip Danault
$2600$3900
FORWARDS 4
Cole Smith
$2500$3200
Ryan Greene
$2500$3500
Jordan Greenway
$2500$3400
Kirby Dach
$2500$3600
Jake Evans
$2500$3500
Florian Xhekaj IR
$2500$
DEFENSIVE PAIR 1
Ian Cole
$2900$3500
Alex Vlasic
$3000$3500
Noah Dobson
$4500$5100 · PP1
Lane Hutson
$5800$6300 · PP1
DEFENSIVE PAIR 2
Wyatt Kaiser
$2500$3600
Artyom Levshunov
$2800$3700
Kaiden Guhle
$2800$3600
Alexandre Carrier
$3200$4200
DEFENSIVE PAIR 3
Ethan Del Mastro
$2500$3000
Sam Rinzel
$2600$3800 · PP2
Arber Xhekaj
$2500$3000
Adam Engstrom
$2500$3000 · PP2
COL
FRI, 9:00PM ET
-- Goals O/U
TBL
Scott Wedgewood
$8000$7500 · 2 Days Rest
MacKenzie Blackwood
$8000$7500 · 3 Days Rest
Dennis Hildeby
$7400$7200 · 5 Days Rest
Andrei Vasilevskiy
$7400$7200 · 2 Days Rest
FORWARDS 1
Martin Necas
$6700$7100 · PP2
Nathan MacKinnon
$9200$8500 · PP1
Artturi Lehkonen
$4900$5700 · PP2
Nikita Kucherov
$8700$7500 · PP1
Anthony Cirelli DTD
$4600$4600 · PP2
Brandon Hagel
$7700$7000 · PP1
FORWARDS 2
Nazem Kadri
$5100$5800 · PP1
Brock Nelson
$4700$6200 · PP2
Gabriel Landeskog
$4200$5100 · PP2
Gage Goncalves
$2700$3400 · PP2
Jake Guentzel
$6200$6000 · PP1
Brayden Point
$5600$6100 · PP1
FORWARDS 3
Fedor Svechkov
$2500$3600
T.J. Hughes
$3200$4100 · PP1
Jaden Schwartz
$3500$5400 · PP1
Pontus Holmberg
$2500$3800 · PP2
Zemgus Girgensons
$2700$3200
Ilya Mikheyev
$2500$4200
FORWARDS 4
Parker Kelly
$2500$4200
Logan O'Connor
$2500$
Jeffrey Viel
$2500$3000
Conor Geekie
$2500$3500 · PP2
DEFENSIVE PAIR 1
Devon Toews
$3800$5000 · PP2
Cale Makar
$7200$6900 · PP1
John Carlson
$5700$5600 · PP2
DEFENSIVE PAIR 2
Sam Malinski
$3300$4300
Brett Kulak
$2600$3800
Ryan McDonagh
$2700$3400
Erik Cernak
$2500$3600
DEFENSIVE PAIR 3
Brent Burns
$2900$4100
Josh Manson
$2700$4000
Emil Lilleberg
$2500$3000
Victor Hedman
$3100$4300

When are game day NHL line combinations released?

The NHL is a bit more loose about publishing their starting lines than other leagues. It's normal for coaches to reveal starting goalies as early as the night before a game, with full starting lineups being published anywhere from 4 hours to minutes before the puck drops.

What positions are on a hockey line?

A line in hockey is a group of skaters that play together in a group. A forward line is made up of a left winger, center, and right wing player. This forward line will pair with 2 defensemen, who together make up the 5 skaters on the ice in an even-strength line.

What is a Power Play line in hockey?

A Power Play line is a specialized line that is made up of 5 players that hit the ice when the other team has been called for a penalty and will be forced to play shorthanded. These players are going to draw more minutes on the ice, and have more scoring opportunities than those players from the team not on a Power Play line. In DFS hockey, you'll want to lock in players who get more time on ice, and Power Play lines equate to more time on ice.

How long is a Power Play in hockey?

A power play can typically last between 2 and 5 minutes, depending on how serious the penalty called was. For minor penalties, a power play will last 2 minutes. For major penalties like spearing and fighting, players have to sit in the penalty box for 5 minutes.

What is a Penalty Kill Unit in hockey?

A penalty kill unit, or PK Unit as it is often abbreviated, is a line of defense oriented players that goes on the ice when a team is down a player or two due to a penalty. This short-handed situation is not ideal for fantasy point scoring, outside of getting some blocked shots. This is a unit that is going to be comprised of defense oriented skaters, usually pairing 2 more defensive forwards, with one of the regular defensive pairs.