No surprise here, but Adam Larsson will remain in New Jersey's lineup on Thursday night in Game 3. He led the team with five hits and scored the game-tying goal in his NHL playoff debut in Tuesday's 4-1 win over Philadelphia. "He jumped in and scored a goal, gave us some good minutes, played well, was physical," coach Pete DeBoer said. "Regardless of the goal, he was involved physically. He was very solid, so it's tough to take a guy out and for young players that's what you want. You want to make it so that the coach has a hard time or can't take you out of the lineup again. That's your job."