Laine-Texier-Voracek
Nyquist-Roslovic-Bjorkstrand
Jenner-Sillinger-Domi
Robinson-Kuraly-Hofmann/Chinakhov

Werenski-Bean
Gavrikov-Boqvist
Kukan-Peeke
Harrington

^from a Svoboda tweet today about practice lines

I like this lineup with the exception of Bemstrom on 4RW rather than Hofmann/Chinakhov. Bemstrom had a very good camp, and is more effective at this point than the 2 rookies.

Texier has not been very good at center in the past - now that they have Voracek as a passer, it makes sense to try and hide him (get him some success) with the 1st line.
I also like the 2nd line, with possibly flipping Nyquist & Domi. Flipping them might 1: Help Domi with scoring on a line with Ros & Ollie, and 2. benefit Silli to play between Jenner & Nyquist (both solid two-way players) to get his feet wet
While Hofmann and Chinakhov played well in preseason (Chinakhov moreso than Hofmann), i still think they need some more seasoning in the AHL and be the 1st call-ups for the wing position

I like Bemstrom as well - Svoboda said he did not see him at practice. Figured that would be his spot. I am not a huge fan of Tex at center but wouldn't mind seeing what happens with him there. They really need to unlock him this year. I was hoping to see Sillinger between nyquist and Bjork as they are both very mature and responsible on both ends of the ice. I'd say we tend to agree with each other

I am good with Silli between Nyquist & Bjorkstrand as well. I think this helps set him up for success.
And I also agree about Texier (and Foudy is another example). They both came up and Torts raved about them both, but to me they just haven't really lived up to the hype.
I am hoping when Chinakhov does come in, they put him in a situation where he can succeed. A lot of people slam putting someone like Chinakhov on 4th line minutes, but I disagree.
It protects him from always playing against other team's top players, and gives him a shot at maybe some secondary scoring and working other intangibles in the game (smaller rink size, speed of the game at NHL level, power play time, etc. on a smaller scale).