On the Forecheck
Sullivan scores twice, rest of Preds don’t do much else
by Forechecker on 02/18/09 at 10:36 PM ET
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In a rather poetic twist on this morning’s Tennessean article (”Steve Sullivan skates, but not much else”), Sully provided pretty much the only highlights for Nashville in a 6-2 trouncing on the road in Detroit by scoring twice; these are his first official goals since coming back from his back injury a few weeks ago:
Expect Pekka Rinne to return to the Predators net tomorrow night when the St. Louis Blues come to town. In the morning, look for an update on J.P. Dumont, who left the game in the 3rd after getting cross-checked in the back by Detroit’s Niklas Kronwall.
For a more verbose rumination on the game, check out Rachel’s summary at What the Puck.
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