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Resting Up Just A Little Longer
by Paul on 01/23/09 at 03:08 PM ET
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
A lot of times, a team will hold an injured player out of the final week before the all-star game just to give him that little bit of extra healing time – and not take a chance on aggravating a problem in his first game back. So, for example, the Bruins figure that both Milan Lucic, who also skipped the YoungStars Game because of a shoulder problem, and Andrew Ference, who has been out since before Christmas with a broken leg, will be back in the line-up once the break ends. So too will be Montreal’s Chris Higgins (shoulder) and Chicago’s Duncan Keith.
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