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Monday, November 20, 2006

Sundin Close to Returning

The fast healing Mats Sundin may have pulled another one out the hat. Sundin is hoping to return to the Leafs lineup this Saturday against the Boston Bruins. This would be a big boost to the Leafs, as they have scored 13 goals in his 4 game absence, but only 2 in the last 2 games, both were 2-1 loses. If Sundin returns on Saturday, he will have only been out of the lineup for 19 days, missing 7 games. His recovery time was estimated between 3 and 4 weeks.

Posted by Mark in Injury Notes




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Lineup Changes For Tonight’s Game

Goaltender Andrew Raycroft will return between the pipes for tonight's game against the New York Islanders. Raycroft has missed the last three games with a groin injury. J.S. Aubin, out with the flu, has started two games in Raycroft's absence. Mikael Tellqvist filled in for Aubin on Saturday. Tellqvist will back up Raycroft tonight if Aubin is not healthy enough to go. Both Tellqvist and Aubin have played well while Raycroft has been out. Scoring has been the Leafs problem.

In trying to rectify the lack of scoring punch, Alex Suglobov will most likely be inserted into the lineup, with Belak looking like the odd man out. Suglobov has only played in 6 of the 20 games this season.

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