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Wakiji: Saint Nick fits Lidstrom

Canadiens/Flyers, WJHC, Blunden, Sedin Sisters, and More

Found December 15, 2011 on HabsAddict.com:
PLAYERS: Travis Moen,  Scott Gomez,  Brian Gionta,  Nathan Beaulieu
TEAMS: Montreal Canadiens

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Good Thursday Habs Fans. Montreal prepares for quite a challenge tonight against the East leading Flyers. With Travis Moen joining Scott Gomez and Brian Gionta on the injury list, forcing the Canadiens to call up Michael Blunden from Hamilton yesterday. Elsewhere in the Habs-verse, three of the organizations prospects made the final cuts at Team Canada's WJHC camp. Nathan Beaulieu, Brendan...

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