Jets could see roster moves
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CHICAGO — Lineup changes could be on the table for the Winnipeg Jets for tomorrow’s game in Phoenix.
Jets coach Claude Noel said this morning after his team practised for 45 minutes at nearby Johnny’s Ice House that he’s contemplating some roster juggling for the 6 p.m. CT start against the Phoenix Coyotes in Glendale, Ariz. (CBC, TSN radio 1290).
“I haven’t decided but we’re looking at some things,” Noel said this morning. “Maybe flipping the goalies, that’s one of the things we’re looking at. Maybe the forwards and potentially the D, too. We’ll decide more tomorrow.”
If Noel does switch goalies, it’ll be veteran Chris Mason’s first start of the season.
The 0-2 Jets could also see some changes up front.
Today, Evander Kane skated with Alexander Burmistrov and Nik Antropov, a combination seen in practice earlier this week.
The team departed for Phoenix after lunch.
tim.campbell@freepress.mb.ca
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