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Slap Shot: The Morning Skate: Anderson's Ascent, Un-Hip Hip Checks and the Swine Flu
IllegalCurve.com: On the Beat: Plenty of injury news including Predators Dan Hamhuis writing about his injury, H1N1 news, Montreal to start Halak for 5th game in a row, Ducks can blame porous defence for poor start.
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NJ Devils captain Jamie Langenbrunner just resting; Andrew Peters won't face Sabres http://bit.ly/1Gwl7v 10/28/2009 |
The Morning Skate: Anderson's Ascent, Un-Hip Hip Checks and the Swine Flu
Slap Shot —
... thinks is a dislocated shoulder. Rich Chere blogging for The Star-Ledger reported from the Devs morning skate that Jersey will get Mike Mottau back tonight, not unimportant in light of Martin’s injury. The tough guy Andrew Peters won’t face his old Sabres teammates; he’ll be a healthy scratch, as will Cory Murphy, called up from Lowell after Martin went down. Hip Checks Un-hip: Bob McKenzie on Montreal radio’s Team 990 this morning shared some of his thoughts on the low hits by Rob Scuderi of the Kings and Steve Ott of the Stars that resulted in a fine for Scuderi and a ...
On the Beat: Plenty of injury news including Predators Dan Hamhuis writing about his injury, H1N1 news, Montreal to start Halak for 5th game in a row, Ducks can blame porous defence for poor start.
IllegalCurve.com —
... Devils captain Jamie Langenbrunner said he is fine and chose to miss the optional skate and former Sabre Andrew Peters talks about being a healthy scratch against his former club. ...
New Jersey Devils Morning News, Oct 29
In Lou We Trust —
... Star Ledger) Notebook: NJ Devils forward Patrik Elias hopes to begin practicing next week - (The Star Ledger) Home ice remains unfriendly to the NJ Devils in 4-1 loss to the Buffalo Sabres - (The Star Ledger) NJ Devils-Buffalo Sabres: As they played - (The Star Ledger) Rob Niedermayer has been one key to NJ Devils' early-season success - (The Star Ledger) Patrik Elias hopes to practice with NJ Devils next week - (The Star Ledger) NJ Devils captain Jamie Langenbrunner just resting; Andrew Peters won't face ...
