Now that Dubinsky is out up to 6 weeks and Drury may miss some time (he does have a history of head injuries/concussions), we need some new line combinations. And as Larry Brooks detailed in his article today, while we have some cap room, there isn’t much. So how about these proposed line combinations:
Lisin-Prospal-Gaborik
Kotalik-Anisimov-Callahan
Higgins-Avery-Grachev
Byers-Boyle-Brashear/Voros (depending on whether Brashear is still injured)
I would even considering flipping Anisimov and Avery. Avery and Callahan had some on-ice chemistry last year.
Tags: Brandon Dubinsky, Chris Drury
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Fair enough Pucks. I'm more upset about the nature of the Drury injury. Hits to the head happen. But intentional blindside hits to the head are inexcusable. What (if anything) was going through Glencross' head when he lined Drury (by all accounts a good guy) up merely 49 seconds into the game??? Dubinsky's is an injury that the new should learn to overcome. And if Lundqvist is injured badly, can we borrow Clemmensen?
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