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What the Montreal Canadiens should do with Scott Gomez?

Found November 08, 2011 on HabsAddict.com:
PLAYERS: Scott Gomez
TEAMS: Montreal Canadiens
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With Scott Gomez nearing a return to line-up in the upcoming days, most likely during the Habs next road trip in Phoenix or in Nashville, head coach Jacques Martin will have to find a place for him to play. Scott Gomez, who has missed the team's past six games, has resumed practising with his teammate, albeit with a non-contact jersey. Upon Gomez's return, the odd-man out will most likely be...

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