Berkshire Bank Hockey Night In New England: Projected Bruins-Kings Lines, Pairings

A win streak will end Monday night in LA

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Feb 28, 2022

Two of the NHL’s hottest teams will go toe-to-toe Monday night when the Bruins visit the Kings at Crypto.com Arena.

Boston’s West Coast road trip has been a successful one thus far, as victories over the Seattle Kraken and the San Jose Sharks extended the Bruins’ win streak to four. But on an even more torrid pace are the Kings, who are tied for the league’s longest active win streak with five.

The Black and Gold are expected to use the same lineup put in place for Saturday’s game, which includes Jesper Froden skating on the fourth line. The first-year Bruin logged two shots on goal over 10:34 of ice time against the Sharks.

Jeremy Swayman is projected to be in between the pipes for the visitors, looking to build off his solid showing against San Jose.

Here are the projects lines and defensive pairings for Monday’s Bruins-Kings matchup:

BOSTON BRUINS (31-17-4)
Brad Marchand–Patrice Bergeron–Jake DeBrusk
Taylor Hall–Erik Haula–David Pastrnak
Trent Frederic–Charlie Coyle–Craig Smith
Nick Foligno–Tomas Nosek–Jesper Froden

Mike Reilly–Charlie McAvoy
Matt Grzelcyk–Brandon Carlo
Derek Forbort–Connor Clifton

Jeremy Swayman

LOS ANGELES KINGS (29-17-7)
Alex Iafallo–Anze Kopitar–Adrian Kempe
Trevor Moore–Phillip Danault–Viktor Arvidsson
Carl Grundstrom–Quinton Byfield–Dustin Brown
Brendan Lemieux–Blake Lizotte–Arthur Kaliyev

Mikey Anderson–Drew Doughty
Olli Maatta–Matt Roy
Tobisas Bjornfot–Sean Durzi

Cal Peterson

These projected lines and defensive pairings are presented by Berkshire Bank, the official bank of NESN’s Boston Bruins coverage.

Thumbnail photo via Brian Fluharty/USA TODAY Sports Images
Boston Bruins forward David Pastrnak and goalie Jeremy Swayman
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