Tweet EDMONTON -- Rookie Magnus Paajarvi will go from a seat in the press box to a place on the first line with the Edmonton Oilers against the Detroit Red Wings at Rexall Place tonight. Premier Claude Giroux Jersey . Paajarvi, 19, was a healthy scratch for Saturdays 2-1 loss against the Calgary Flames, but will play left wing on a line with Sam Gagner and Ales Hemsky against the Red Wings. "It was frustrating to sit in the press box, for sure, but you learn from that and you move on," Paajarvi said. "Im playing tonight and Im excited." While Paajarvis 4 goals and 14 points in 35 games are certainly decent numbers, coach Tom Renney thought it best he take a look from up top against the Flames. "Hes a great skater," Renney said. "Hes got size and hes got strength and he needs to get the puck and himself to the net. Hes got to get in, and stay in, the battles. Hes got to go to those tough areas that he will have success in when he realizes he can do that." Against the Red Wings, who come in having lost two straight, Paajarvi will get a chance to put what he learned into practice alongside Edmontons two best offensive players. "They always play within their system and they do it very well," Paajarvi said of Detroit. "Weve got to step it up to get two points here, but I feel confident in the team. "We cant focus too much on them. Weve got to make sure that we play (the way) we want to first. Just go out there and dont think too much." Getting started: The Oilers were outshot 19-3 in the first period by Calgary and have been outscored 44-24 in first periods this season. Detroit outshot Edmonton 13-7 and led 1-0 after 20 minutes on the way to a 3-1 win at Rexall Place Nov. 5. Around the rink: The Oilers are 0-4-2 in their six-game losing streak and five of those losses have been by one goal. ... Detroit is without injured Pavel Datsyuk and Danny Cleary. ... 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But to be honest, I said to a couple of guys in here not to worry about it. Theres nothing we can do about it. We have to stay focused on what we can control and go from there. Obviously, all of us are smart enough to know which guys are vulnerable, but you cant really worry about it." Jamie Langenbrunner (Getty Images) Jamie Langenbrunner (Getty Images) Langenbrunner, who is entering the final year of a five-year, $14 million contract, has been New Jerseys captain since 2007. The Devils, of course, went over the salary cap when the NHL approved Ilya Kovalchuks 15-year, $100 million contract. In addition to Langenbrunner, the Devils possess seven other no-trade contracts, including those of forwards Brian Rolston, Patrik Elias (no movement) and Jason Arnott, defensemen Colin White and Anton Volchenkov and goalies Martin Brodeur and Johan Hedberg. "I always told my kids when I signed the no-trade that it didnt mean I was never going to get traded … it just meant a little more control and that was one thing that was important to me," Langenbrunner said. "When you have a family and have the option to get that no-trade in the contract, its important." For now, Langenbrunner is just glad to be on the ice, preparing for the 2010-11 campaign with the Devils. Hes excited about the recent changes made to the lineup. "I think there are some very good additions and bringing Jason (Arnott) back was big because of that need for another center," he said. "Weve been trying to force guys into certain positions and playing out of position for a while so its good to have two very capable top-line centermen (Travis Zajac and Arnott). Having Kovy back in the fold is great; hes a dynamic player who can change the game himself and we made some nice additions in the back end, although we still have to wait and see how it all comes togetther. Authentic Roberto Luongo Jersey. " DEVILS 2010-2011 SEASON PREVIEW Devils want to recapture playoff glory Mike G. Morreale - NHL.com Staff Writer For a team that finishes near the top of the Eastern Conference every season, the Devils havent enjoyed playoff success since winning their third Stanley Cup in 2003. READ MORE › RELATED STORIES:   Volchenkov, Tallinder revamp Devils defense Kovy ready to meet increased expectations Parise shines without the spotlight  SEASON PREVIEW INDEX ›               VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS › Throughout most of the preseason, Langenbrunner has been handling second-line duty alongside Arnott and either Patrik Elias or rookie Mattias Tedenby on the other wing. Whether Tedenby makes the opening-night roster or gets shipped to the clubs American Hockey League affiliate in Albany remains to be seen. Langenbrunner feels first-year coach John MacLean has been a positive influence on not only the youngsters, but those veterans in the group. "Johns done a great job and Im fortunate to have known him for a long time," he said. "I had him as an assistant coach (in New Jersey) for a lot of years. Hes a guy whos open and who you can talk to. His door is always open and hell explain whats going on. I think as long as guys are up front, hes a pretty easy guy to deal with. He has a great attitude and hes excited to be here. Hes excited to get this head coaching  job with the Devils." MacLean knows players are privy to the fact one or two moves will be made before the season starts, yet everyone has taken an upbeat and positive approach. "I havent felt any (tension) in the locker room," MacLean said. "I think we all know its out there and its something well have to deal with and we will. Right now, its been a pretty positive camp. I think we have a lot of quality people and were all in here for the same thing. Its team first, and I think everybody has been on that page and thats been good for everyone." MacLean, drafted with the No. 6 pick by the Devils in 1983, was traded twice during his 18-season career. He was dealt by the Devils to the San Jose Sharks in 1997 and then later traded by the New York Rangers to the Dallas Stars in 2001. He obviously knows what the players are going through, but also understands the business theyve chosen. "Everybody knows, more than likely, something is going to happen," MacLean said. "The players are all aware. Weve addressed that. But still, were professionals and we have to play the game and go through it. So far, thats the way everyone has been working." Follow Mike Morreale on Twitter at: @mike_morreale Wholesale MLB Jerseys. Andre Hardy led Fullerton (5-9, 1-1 BWC) with 17 points and nine rebounds, while JerVaughn Johnson added 12 points. Sam Willard finished with a double-double of 10 points and 11 rebounds for Pacific (8-6, 1-1), while Pat Eveland also tallied 10 points. ' ' '