The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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������ michigan in the pros Scored six goals and added three assists in 14 games played ��� Stood plus-two with 44 shots on goal. ��� Matt Hunwick (2004-07), D, Colorado Avalanche: Slowed by an upper body injury in early February ��� Has yet to score in 10 games played ��� Stands plus-one with 16 shots on goal. ��� Jack Johnson (2006-07), D, Columbus Blue Jackets: Has played in 16 games and notched one goal and seven assists ��� Stands minus-eight with 37 shots on goal. ��� Mike Knuble (1992-95), RW, Philadelphia Flyers: Has posted two goals and three assists through 13 games played ��� Stands minus-three with 18 shots on goal ��� Has registered one game-winning goal. ��� Mike Komisarek (2001-02), D, Toronto Maple Leafs: Has lost ice time and played in only four games ��� Has yet to register a point ��� Stands plustwo with one shot on goal. ��� Brendan Morrison (1994-97), RW, Free Agent: Has not announced his retirement after spending last year with Chicago, but is still in search of a team ��� Recently inducted into U-M���s Hall of Honor. ��� David Moss (2002-05), LW, Phoenix Coyotes: In his first year with the team after spending last year in Calgary ��� Has contributed two goals and six assists in 16 games played ��� Stands plusfour with 29 shots on goal. ��� Eric Nystrom (2002-05), LW, Dallas Stars: Has registered two goals and an assist in 16 games played ��� Stands plus-two with 16 shots on goal. ��� Max Pacioretty (2007-08), LW, Montreal Canadiens: Has scored one goal and added nine assists in 11 games played ��� Stands plus-two with 34 shots on goal. ������ The NBA Jamal Crawford Plays Through Injury To Lead Clippers Not even a broken nose could slow NBA Sixth Man of the Year candidate and former Wolverine Jamal Crawford. With teammates Chris Paul and Chauncey Billups sidelined with injuries in early February, Crawford put on his game face ��� otherwise known as a protective mask ��� over his broken nose, an injury suffered in a 98-73 loss at Toronto Feb. 1, and played well in losses at Boston and Washington in the next two games. Crawford posted 23 points and six assists in a 106-104 loss at Boston Feb. 3, and added 28 points in a 98-90 defeat at Washington the following night. In hindsight, Crawford told the Los Angeles Times, he probably should have rested, adding he was playing through an injured shoulder, as well. He did take one game off, but returned to the lineup Feb. 8. ���If you don���t have that camaraderie and that family atmosphere, guys are like, ���Well, I���m out, too. I���m hurt,������ Crawford said. ���But with this team, you���d do anything for them. And we���re all like that. It���s not just me.��� Crawford ditched the mask only minutes into its first use, calling it the best defender he���d seen all year and adding he couldn���t see his feet.