3. Keep all other lines the same
This might not seem like an idea to shake things up. However, Peters has made it a trademark of his to change the forward lines up almost every single game. That does not allow the Canes to build up any chemistry on the attack.
With all the young forwards the Canes have and are trying to develop, it makes it even more important to let them get comfortable with each other. It can damage their confidence if the lines are changed around all the time.
Players like Skinner, Lindholm, Aho, Victor Rask, Teuvo Teravainen, etc. can start to put together some better flow in the offensive zone if they can figure out each other’s tendencies. Rask-Williams-Tervainen is one combination that looks especially potent.
The fourth line is the only group that Peters has kept together for most of the season. The effort shown from Joakim Nordstrom, Brock McGinn, and Marcus Kruger has given them quite a bit of extra playing time also.