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Some Tough Decisions Ahead
by Alanah McGinley on 05/02/11 at 11:59 AM ET
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From Lyle Richardson at The Hockey News:
Unfortunately, Gomez hasn’t panned out as hoped. This season, he posted the worst numbers of his NHL career (seven goals, 38 points in 80 games), leading to speculation Canadiens management will consider demoting him to the minors next season to clear his $7.3 million cap hit from the books.
Drury, meanwhile, is still with the Rangers, but it’s become clear over the past two years his play is deteriorating. In 2009-10 he netted 32 points in 77 games, the lowest total of his NHL career. This season, a broken finger and knee surgery limited him to only 24 games, but he still only managed five points.
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