Leafs head coach Sheldon Keefe confirms two roster changes ahead of tonight's Battle of Ontario

Despite the wishes of many Leaf fans, Holl is probably a little too useful as a rush defender and on the penalty kill to being a healthy scratch for long stretches. He has played in 66 of the Leafs' 68 games this season. In that time, he has recorded 2 goals, 14 points, 127 hits and 116 blocked shots, while averaging 20 minutes and 33 seconds of ice time per game. As far as who will be coming out of the lineup on the blueline, this is purely speculative, but I'd imagine that Erik Gustafsson and Timothy Liljegren will sit this one out, with Schenn coming in to face a rough, gritty young Sens team that contains the likes of Brady Tkachuk and this season's PIMs leader, Austin Watson.

As for Wayne Simmonds, his appearances have become somewhat of a rarity. He has not played since a February 1st loss to the Boston Bruins. In 13 games this season, he has produced 1 assist, and has been in 2 fights. And while Simmonds does not produce much in the way of offence, he does add physicality to the lineup (33 registered hits this season) and as everyone knows, is not afraid to drop the gloves. Perhaps we see some fireworks tonight in the Battle of Ontario.