Red Wings lineup tonight: Detroit's projected lineup for game against the Philadelphia Flyers | January 21, 2025

The Detroit Red Wings finish their four-game road trip on Tuesday night against the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center. Detroit (21-21-4) has lost their last two games, having outscored a combined 9-2, while Philadelphia (21-20-6) has won two in a row and earned points in five straight.

The Red Wings have turned their season around under newly hired head coach Todd McLellan. Detroit sits seventh in the Atlantic Division with 46 points, and they're only five points out of a wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference. Philadelphia holds the sixth seed in the Metropolitan Division and is three points shy of a playoff position.

Defenseman Jeff Petry remains the only notable injury absence for Detroit. The 37-year-old has missed the last eight consecutive games and is on IR with an undisclosed ailment.

Detroit Red Wings projected lines

Forwards:

Line 1. LW Marco Kasper - C Dylan Larkin - RW Lucas Raymond

Line 2. LW Alex DeBrincat - C Andrew Copp - RW Jonatan Berggren

Line 3. LW Michael Rasmussen - C J.T. Compher - RW Vladimir Tarasenko

Line 4. LW Christian Fischer - C Joel Veleno - RW Patrick Kane

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Defense:

Pair 1. LD Ben Chiarot - RD Moritz Seider

Pair 2. LD Simon Edvinsson - RD Albert Johansson

Pair 1. LD Erik Gustafsson - RD Justin Holl

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Goalies:

Starter - Cam Talbot

Backup - Alex Lyon

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Power Play:

First Unit - Alex DeBrincat, Dylan Larkin, Patrick Kane, Lucas Raymond, Moritz Seider

Second Unit - Michael Rasmussen, J.T. Compher, Jonatan Berggren, Vladimir Tarasenko, Erik Gustafsson

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Penalty Kill:

First Unit - J.T. Compher, Michael Rasmussen, Simon Edvinsson, Moritz Seider

Second Unit - Andrew Copp, Lucas Raymond, Ben Chiarot, Justin Holl

Odds for Red Wings vs. Flyers and Detroit's upcoming schedule

Philadelphia is a slight favorite on home ice for Tuesday night's matchup with Detroit.

According to Odds Shark, the Flyers are a -122 favorite, while the Wings are -101 underdogs. Should these betting lines remain until puck-drop, a $122 wager on the Flyers would win $100, while a $101 bet on Detroit would win $100.

Following Tuesday's game in Philadelphia, Detroit returns home for the rest of the week. The Red Wings will host the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night and then the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night, both at Little Caesars Arena.