LATEST | Canucks Line-up change: Tocchet switches a few things despite the team's win

Canucks writer, Thomas Drance, tweeted (posted) about the Canucks practice lines. The biggest news is Jack Studnicka is an expected scratch as Nils Hoglander returns to the line-up.

Nils Hoglander has 3 points in 4 games on the year but found himself as a healthy scratch in Saturday's game against the Panthers.

Jack Studnicka has a goal in 4 games but hasn't made much of an impact yet for the Canucks.

Hoglander has been placed in Studnicka's fourth line alongside Sam Lafferty and Anthony Beauvillier. The Canucks will look to inject some more offence on that speedy fourth line.

The Canucks face off against the Nashville Predators on Tuesday as they look to continue their solid start to the season.

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