The projected line combinations for the Boston Bruins, and Detroit Red Wings as they gear up for another original six matchup.

After defeating the Montreal Canadiens in their Centennial game on Sunday, the Boston Bruins will look to win their second game in a row against both original six teams as they are set to host the Detroit Red Wings at TD Garden.

The Bruins came out flying against the Habs scoring three goals in 70 seconds during the first period, leading them to a 6-3 win against one of their biggest rivals.

Charlie McAvoy carried the Bruins with two goals on Sunday, but Joe Sacco would like to see some consistency from the Bruins moving forward. The Boston Bruins have been trading wins with their opponents for the majority of the season.

Both Tyler Johnson and Parker Wotherspoon will be healthy scratches once again for Joe Sacco's Bruins, as Sacco stated that the same roster will suit up for him Tuesday against the Red Wings.

Puck drop is scheduled for 7.pm ET and fans can watch this game either on ESPN+ or Hulu.

Here are the projected lines and defensive pairings for Boston and Detroit.

BOSTON BRUINS (12-11-3)

Morgan Geekie - Pavel Zacha - David Pastrnak
Brad Marchand - Elias Lindholm - Justin Brazeau
Trent Frederic - Charlie Coyle - Mark Kastelic
Cole Koepke - John Beecher - Marc McLaughlin

Jordan Oesterle - Charlie McAvoy
Nikita Zadorov - Brandon Carlo
Mason Lohrei - Andrew Peeke

Joonas Korpisalo

DETROIT RED WINGS (10-11-3)

Michael Rasmussen - Dylan Larkin - Lucas Raymond Tyler Motte - J.T. Compher - Alex DeBrincat Jonatan Berggren - Marco Kasper - Vladimir Tarasenko Joe Veleno - Andrew Copp - Christian Fischer

Simon Edvinsson - Moritz Seider
Ben Chiarot - Justin Holl
Erik Gustafsson - Albert Johansson

Ville Husso