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Blue Jackets Recall Filatov
by Paul on 01/07/09 at 09:10 AM ET
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COLUMBUS, OHIO – The Columbus Blue Jackets have recalled forward Nikita Filatov from the Syracuse Crunch, the club’s American Hockey League affiliate, club General Manager Scott Howson announced today.
Filatov, 18, recently tallied 8-3-11, six penalty minutes and was +3 in seven games for Russia at the 2009 World Junior Championships, serving as team captain and finishing among the tournament’s top goal scorers (first-tied) and point producers (fourth-tied). He was named to the All-Tournament Team and led Russia to the bronze medal.
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Nash must be missing at least a few games… never thought I’d say this, but I actually kinda feel bad for the BJs. They finally get a good season going, string together some impressive performances, and then half their team tears their shoulders out, smashes their brains, and breaks their ankles all in a couple weeks time.
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