Canucks recall three; send three to Manitoba

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Posted October 8, 2010 11:07 am.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – As expected, the Canucks have made a call to the farm, bringing up backup goalie Cory Schneider, Alex Bolduc and Jeff Tambellini from the Manitoba Moose.

Tambellini is there in case Tanner Glass can’t play because of a throat infection.

In addition, the team has sent Cody Hodgson, Eddie Lack and Lee Sweatt down.
The Canucks open their season, Saturday, against the L.A. Kings.

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