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Official: Canucks cut in line for H1N1 vaccine

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While the focus at Vancouver Canucks practice Thursday was supposed to be on the impending return of sniper Daniel Sedin, much of the attention instead centred around a shot that had nothing to do with pucks. British Columbia's provincial health officer says members of the National Hockey League team jumped the queue when they received their H1N1 vaccinations earlier this week.

The Globe and Mail

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Drury still feeling concussion effects

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Chris Drury, still out with concussion symptoms, went to see another doctor yesterday after having what Rangers coach John Tortorella called, "a few good days in a row." It is doubtful Drury will play tomorrow night against the Panthers at the Garden.

New York Post

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Bruins taking care with Savard

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For the Bruins, yesterday's morning skate at Philips Arena provided a much-needed sight: Marc Savard in line rushes, sneaking shots past his goalies, and winning faceoffs. Savard, however, isn't ready for game action just yet. Savard reported no pain in his left foot after the session. But he is only days removed from taking off the protective boot he had worn while the foot healed. The former Thrasher missed his 14th straight game last night and will most likely not be available until Monday against St. Louis or Wednesday against Minnesota.

Boston Globe

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Flames mum on Phaneuf-Sutter confrontation

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The Calgary Flames addressed a heated confrontation that reportedly took place postgame between coach Brent Sutter and defenseman Dion Phaneuf. No one exactly confirmed the exchange, but they didn't deny it either. "I'm not being ignorant, but those things happen," Sutter said, invoking the what's-said-in-the-dressing-room, stays-in-the-dressing-room defense. "It's no one else's business. It's between players and players, and players and coaches".

Globe and Mail

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Losing Leafs slipping at box office?

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It appears the on-ice futility is finally starting to catch up with the Toronto Maple Leafs, cashbox kings of the NHL. For the first time since moving into the Air Canada Centre 10 years ago, the NHL's richest franchise confirms that it has been unable to lease an unspecified number of the facility's 152 luxury suites for Leafs games this season. Yet the team does not believe this is the first sign that fans are growing weary of the product.

Globe and Mail

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