Bruins lineup today: Boston's projected lineup for game against the Florida Panthers| January 11, 2025

The Boston Bruins are back in action on Saturday against the Florida Panthers. Tasked with ending a six-game losing streak, Boston is matched up with the defending champions. The Bruins enter play at 20-19-5, while the Panthers are 25-15-2. Seven points separate the two squads heading into the 1 p.m. EST face-off.

Boston isn't banged up right now. For a long time, Hampus Lindholm was the only injury of note. That remains the case, as he is still on injured reserve. No one else is hurt, though.

With that in mind, here's what their lineup should be today:

Forwards:

1. Morgan Geekie (LW) - Pavel Zacha (C) - David Pastrnak (RW)
2. Brad Marchand (LW) - Elias Lindholm (C) - Charlie Coyle (RW)
3. Oliver Wahlstrom (LW) - Trent Frederic (C) - Justin Brazeau (RW)
4. John Beecher (LW) - Mark Kastelic (C) - Cole Koepke (RW)

Defense Pairs:

1. Parker Wotherspoon - Charlie McAvoy
2. Nikita Zadorov - Brandon Carlo
3. Mason Lohrei - Andrew Peeke

Goalkeepers:

• Jeremy Swayman
• Joonas Korpisalo

Powerplay Units:

1. Pavel Zacha, Elias Lindholm, Brad Marchand, David Pastrnak, Charlie McAvoy
2. Justin Brazeau, Charlie Coyle, Oliver Wahlstrom, Morgan Geekie, Mason Lohrei

Penalty Kill Lines:

1. Elias Lindholm, Pavel Zacha, Nikita Zadorov, Brandon Carlo
2. Charlie Coyle, John Beecher, Andrew Peeke, Charlie McAvoy

The Bruins continue their road trip today after a disappointing loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. It was their sixth straight, and they were outscored 4-1.

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Odds for today's Boston Bruins game and a look at the upcoming schedule

The Boston Bruins are underdogs against the Florida Panthers today. Here are the official odds for the contest per Oddsshark:

• Boston is +121 to win outright.
• The Panthers are -152 on the moneyline.
• The puck line is Florida -1, which is +145.
• Boston is -143 to cover that line.
• The total is set at 7.5 goals combined.
• The over is +255, and the under is -400.

After today's game against the Panthers, Boston will finally go back home. It will host the Tampa Bay Lightning and try to get revenge for its last loss on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 7 p.m. EST.

The Bruins are underdogs today (Imagn)

The homestand doesn't last, though, as the next contest on the schedule is a road matchup with the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, Jan. 18, at 3 p.m. EST. Then, Boston will go back home to host the San Jose Sharks on Monday, Jan. 20, at 1 p.m. EST.