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Wings' Perlini OK'd to travel after cut across face
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Tuesday, 11 February 2020 17:29
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Detroit Red Wings forward Brendan Perlini has been cleared to travel with the team after requiring stitches to close a deep gash that coach Jeff Blashill says just missed the player's right eye."Brendan's doing good. He's up," Blashill said following a 3-2 loss at Buffalo during which Perlini was cut after being struck in the face by…
Columbus' Atkinson (ankle) likely out 2-3 weeks
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Wednesday, 12 February 2020 08:48
Columbus Blue Jackets right wing Cam Atkinson is expected to miss 2-3 weeks because of a sprained ankle.The Blue Jackets announced the diagnosis Wednesday, four days after Atkinson appeared to suffer the injury in a loss to the Avalanche.Atkinson did not play in Monday's overtime loss to the Lightning. The nine-year veteran has 12 goals and 14 assists in 44…
Caps' Kuznetsov out Thursday, will travel on trip
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Wednesday, 12 February 2020 09:04
Washington Capitals center Evgeny Kuznetsov will not play Thursday against the Colorado Avalanche but will accompany his team on its three-game road trip.Kuznetsov, who is dealing with an upper-body injury, has responded well to treatment, the team said Wednesday.The Capitals hope Kuznetsov could play at some point during the road trip, which starts Thursday in Colorado. Washington also plays Saturday…
How do the Blue Jackets just keep winning games?
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Tuesday, 11 February 2020 15:55
One of the best stories in the NHL is happening in Columbus, where the Blue Jackets keep losing players but keep winning games anyway.Since coach John Tortorella's volcanic eruption at the expense of the officials (and his bank account), which happened to coincide with the loss of their starting goalie, the Jackets have had a 13-3-2 stretch. If you extend…
J.T. Miller, a grizzled vet? How he has brought wisdom to the young Canucks
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Wednesday, 12 February 2020 04:49
SAN JOSE -- J.T. Miller has a reputation in the NHL. He's a blue-collar player with a physical edge. He's a versatile forward able to play in a variety of roles. But when the Tampa Bay Lightning traded him to the Vancouver Canucks last summer, he earned another label: someone worth spending a first-round draft pick to acquire.Teams don't just…
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