New York Rangers projected lineups against the Ottawa Senators: Mike Sullivan confirms several moves

According to several reports, it appears that Mike Sullivan has decided to keep the New York Rangers lines exactly the same from their game against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night, as they arguably played their best game of the season and came out with a 3-2 overtime victory.

This also means that forward Adam Edstrom is most likely still sidelined, as he was injured during the Rangers' practice on Monday morning, resulting in him missing Tuesday night's game and probably tonight's game. Along with this, it was confirmed earlier this morning that Jonathan Quick will still remain out of the lineup.

Here's a look at the New York Rangers projected lineups,

It was also confirmed that Mike Sullivan will continue to run the five-forward power-play unit, as he believes the Rangers had some good looks during Tuesday night's game and that they just a bit of time before they click for a goal.

At the moment it still remains unclear who will be starting in nets for the Rangers tonight, but it will most likely be Igor Shesterkin. However, it's very possible that it might change, which means Spencer Martin would be getting his 2025-26 NHL season debut.

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