min 5min:
Lagesson:
w/Benoit: 54min, 71.4xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Klingberg: 30min, 21.1xgf%, 00.0gf% (lmao)
w/Rielly: 18min, 46.1xgf%, 48.6gf%
w/Brodie: 14min, 49.2xgf%, 00.0gf%
w/Giordano: 13min, 39.2xgf%, 00.0gf%
w/McCabe: 8min, 94.6xgf%, 100.0gf%
Benoit:
w/Lagesson: 54min, 71.4xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Brodie: 9min, 64.0xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Rielly: 8min, 23.7xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Timmins: 6min, 76.1xgf%, 50.0gf%
Timmins:
w/Lagesson: 11min, 21.5xgf%, 00.0gf%
w/McCabe: 8min, 64.2xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Benoit: 6min, 76.1xgf%, 50.0gf%
w/Rielly: 6min, 59.7xgf%, 100.0gf%
w/Brodie: 5min, 71.4xgf%, 00.0gf%
It'll be interesting to see what Keefe does here. Timmins is not fully up to speed but he's getting better every game. Benoit has been very solid, but pairing him with McCabe as a pseudo defensive pairing could really expose both of their clumsy hands. I'd lean towards pairing both of them with more handsy guys. Then again a lot of the decision might come down to whether we prefer McCabe or Lagesson playing on their right side. McCabe has looked more than comffy there, and the Benoit-Lagesson pair was more than fine too.
I wouldn't split up Rielly-Brodie either i don't think.
I would probably go with this to start:
Rielly - Brodie
McCabe - Timmins
Benoit - Lagesson
McCabe is fast with no hands, Timmins is slow with hands. They should balance each other. And Timmins is rusty and not up to speed, but at the same time he has the most realistic top-4 upside, so hopefully the rust is almost off now.
Benoit-Lagesson is also complementary and have dominated bottom pair minutes so far, so that's fine to keep together.