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John Toperzer: Pens No-Trade Trivia Thursday

Found February 09, 2012 on HockeyBuzz: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Tyler Kennedy,  Jordan Staal,  Arron Asham,  Sidney Crosby
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Penguins

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No-Trade Trivia Thursday & Penguins Notes Follow me on Twitter @JohnToperzer Tyler Kennedy will miss 4-6 weeks with a high ankle sprain, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Jordan Staal was hit in the face with an errant stick. He required stitches but could still play Saturday. Arron Asham skated for the first time. Sidney Crosby skated with Asham before practice and th...
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