That's how the lines in practice looked on Friday in Vegas, and its quite likely those will be the line combinations Blues Head Coach Craig Berube uses in Saturday's game against the Golden Knights (3 p.m. CT, FSMW, 101 ESPN).

Brayden Schenn and Jaden Schwartz were split up, the defensive pairings were shuffled and the fourth line of Alexander Steen, Oskar Sundqvist and Ivan Barbashev that was so effective last postseason was reunited again.

"I've been thinking about things for awhile, to be honest with you," Berube said Friday. "This is not just an overnight decision from last game. I'm just looking for some response here after two losses. We're not happy with what's going on, and so you mix things up a little bit once in awhile."

After winning a season-high eight straight games, the Blues have dropped two consecutive games and have been outscored 10-4 in the losses.

"New lines, they can go really good for you or it can go so-so," said Schenn. "Obviously we're looking for a spark for us to score some goals here."

Video: Berube, Schenn, Thomas on finding new line combos

"I think anytime you play with new guys, it kind of sparks you a little bit," added Robert Thomas. "You get new faces, different playing styles. I think it definitely could be a spark for us as a team. We've got to rebound and be better (Saturday)."

Colton Parayko did not skate with the team on Friday. Berube said Parayko was "a little bit sore" and needed a maintenance day. If Parayko is unable to play Saturday, Jake Walman would likely make his NHL debut.

PROJECTED LINEUP

Forwards

Schwartz - O'Reilly - Perron

Schenn - Thomas - Bozak

Steen - Sundqvist - Barbashev

MacEachern - de la Rose - Sanford

Defense

Dunn - Pietrangelo

Bouwmeester - Faulk

Walman - Bortuzzo

Parayko

Goalie

Allen