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No changes expected as Canes seek series lead in Montreal MONTREAL - The Carolina Hurricanes are not expected to make any changes to their lineup as they try to take the lead in the 2026 Eastern Conference Final against the Montreal Canadiens. Nikolaj Ehlers will look to stay hot after scoring twice, including the decisive dagger, in a series-tying 3-2 overtime win in Game 2. As will Eric Robinson, who opened the scoring with his second goal in as many games. Saturday's win also featured a much tighter defensive showing from the Canes, who will now look to replicate that performance in hostile territory. That's been a hallmark of their playoff run this far, having allowed the fewest goals per road game (1.50) of any club this postseason. In net, Frederik Andersen is expected to make his 11th start of the postseason. The Dane responded to a tough series-opening outing with 10 saves on 12 shots in Game 2, moving to within two of his career-high of 11 wins in one playoff run. --- Forwards Svechnikov - Aho - Jarvis Hall - Stankoven - Blake Ehlers - Staal - Martinook Carrier - Jankowski - Robinson Defense Slavin - Chatfield Miller - Walker Gostisbehere - Nikishin Starting Goaltender Andersen --- Injuries N/A Scratches Nicolas Deslauriers Pyotr Kochetkov Jesperi Kotkaniemi Mike Reilly --- PP1: Aho, Ehlers (Staal), Jarvis, and Svechnikov with Gostisbehere PP2: Blake, Hall, Jankowski, and Stankoven with Miller Jordan Staal has been taking the faceoffs to start most power plays. If he wins it, he'll stay on the ice. When the puck comes out of the zone, he jumps off, and Nikolaj Ehlers jumps on with the first unit. If he wins it for the second unit, Mark Jankowski jumps on when Staal goes off. IT’S GAMEDAY📍 Montreal🕗 8:00 p.m.📺 @NHL_On_TNT / @hbomax / @truTV 📻 @999TheFan Preview » https://t.co/TjwLRv3Gwy pic.twitter.com/yxDFZQbNLz