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BetPreview’s NHL Starting Lineups tool delivers all the expected lines, defensive pairings and starting goalies for every game of the NHL season.
Our NHL Daily Lineups are updated regularly, so you always know who is in the lineup and who they are playing with. If there is an injury, line change or goalie change, you will find it here first!
Knowing the NHL daily lineups are important for bettors because you need to know who is out due to injury, which goalies are starting, and which line each player is on.
This allows you to make informed decisions as a bettor. For example, if a team is playing their backup goalie in the second game of a back-to-back, it can have a huge impact on both the Moneyline and Over/Under odds from top sportsbooks.
NHL daily lineups are a huge part of creating the best hockey daily fantasy squad. Any line changes, injuries and goalie replacements have an impact on who racks up fantasy points while on the ice. Use this with our NHL DFS Projections Tool to craft the best lineups possible.
By checking in for the Daily NHL lineups at BetPreview, you will know which players should get the most ice time and who is playing with the top linemates. Plus, you can find a lot of value in players that are going up against a backup goalie.
An NHL daily lineup is the list of players that will be active for the game, broken down by the lines and defensive pairing set by the coach.
Each team typically plays with 12 forwards broken down into four lines of three players. Then, there are six defensemen that play in pairs and the starting goalie.
NHL lineups can change on a daily basis, as coaches make adjustments to the lines and defensive pairings. While most lines can stay the same for weeks at a time, injuries and performance can lead to tweaks at any time.
With load management becoming more common in the NHL, backup goalies are seeing more playing time than ever. The average NHL backup goalie plays between 15 and 25 games in a season.
Factors like playing on a back-to-back or going against a bad team can impact which starting goalie is chosen by the coach to play a game.
