Moose lose Volpatti to Canucks
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More lineup changes are in order for the Manitoba Moose ahead of Friday night’s home game against the Houston Aeros.
The Vancouver Canucks recalled left-winger Aaron Volpatti this afternoon. He’s likely to get his first NHL game Saturday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Volpatti’s addition means a Vancouver subtraction, and that will be winger Jonas Andersson, who has played four games with the Canucks.
Andersson is expected back in Winnipeg for Friday’s home game.
The Moose, 13-10-0-4, will also have right-winger Guillaume Desbiens in the lineup for the first time this season on Friday. He was re-assigned by the Canucks earlier this week.