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A two game trip into Ontario resulted in only one point for the Winnipeg Jets, and left the team with a heavy road schedule coming up, still looking for its first road win. For the second game in a row it was penalties that gave the opposition momentum. In Toronto a 3-1 lead was erased with two Leaf power play goals, last night in Ottawa a 1-0 lead was erased by a Senators power play goal. For the third straight game the Jets opened the scoring. It came on a blast from Dustin Byfuglien at 14:39 of the first, after Ondre Pavelec made some big saves early as the Sens got early pressure off a double minor for high sticking to Alexander Burmistrov. In an effort to find some production Coach Claude Noel did some line juggling late in the second sending Evander Kane out with Nik Antropov and Alexander Burmistrov, who turns 20 today. Of Burmistrov Coach Noel simply said "hes been our best forward." Kane, Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler all still looking for their first goal of the season. The lines got shuffled again in the third, and then got mixed even more when the Jets lost Andrew Ladd (hit in face by puck) and Wheeler (lower body) to injuries. Both did return and both will be re-evaluated today to see what their status is for home games Saturday against Carolina (TSN 1290) and Monday against the New York Rangers (TSN Jets, TSN 1290). Wheeler had four shots on goal, two blocked and another four he missed the net. He acknowledged his frustration in a post game interview on TSN Jets. Turnovers again hurt the Jets, especially when scoring is tough to come by. "You can be happy the effort but this game is about producing," stated Coach Noel in his post game news conference. "Scorers need to score, checkers need to check. This roster has shown in the past it can score. We were not rewarded for some good things we did, then I moved people around to try and get some guys untracked." The Jets were much better on face offs in the third and outshot Ottawa 14 – 6 in the final period.. Craig Anderson was very good in goal for the Sens, stopping 35 or 36 shots including 5 of 6 from Byfuglien. Jets were minus Jim Slater, out with the flu, and Ron Hainsey, upper body. After these two home games the Jets take to the road for 7 straight over a two week period. There were plenty of Jets fans both in Toronto and Ottawa. cheap jerseys .5 forward somersault dive may have fallen a little short on Sunday, but the two-time Olympic silver medallist says he feels encouraged by his performance at the Montreal Canada Cup. cheap jerseys sale . The team says Paul is day to day and is questionable for Mondays game against New Jersey. Paul is averaging 18.0 points, 8.4 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 37.3 minutes in nine games for the Clippers, who beat Miami and the Lakers in their last two games. http://www.cheapjerseyssalechina.com/ . -- Having played six seasons with the Kings, Kevin Martin is very comfortable at Sleep Train Arena in Sacramento.PITTSBURGH – Brett Lawrie started at second base as the Blue Jays ventured into a National League Park for the first time this season. Both Lawrie and his manager agree it isnt preferable. What it is: a consequence of a game played without the designated hitter. "Im a third baseman," said Lawrie. "Im not a third base/second base guy. Im a third baseman and thats my position. Im not necessarily going over there thinking Im going to be Chase Utley tonight. Im just going to try to make the routine play and roll a double play if we can. "Its for the team and if it gives us a chance to win than thats how it has to be." "All were trying to do is win a game," said manager John Gibbons. Lawrie has appeared in one game, for just one inning, at second base this season. He started six games at second base last season when the Jays briefly considered a position switch. His longest tenure at second base came over two seasons in Milwaukees farm system, when he played 231 games at the position at Single-A and Double-A. He approached the evening as if he was playing a permanent exaggerated shift, which sees Lawrie shift over to the right side of the infield against noted left-handed pull hitters. "Im not uncomfortable about it," said Lawrie. "Im a third baseman. I dont necessarily like going across the diamond and playing second base because Im not a second baseman. Im here to play third base but if it helps the team, thats what Im here to do." The position change is temporary while the Jays trudge through Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and it wont be daily. Gibbons expects Lawrie to return to third base on Saturday as Francisco retreats to the bench when the Pirates go a left-hander, Francisco Liriano. "We win more games when we score more runs," said Gibbons. "Weve been giving up runs. A lot of its based on what Franciscos done since he got here. We didnt know what we had but hes hit pretty well. Its one bat, a short right field wall and we think we need some production. Well give it a try and if it doesnt work well move on from that. &"It would be no different if Adam Lind was here," said Gibbons.dddddddddddd "Youd try to get his bat in the lineup and itd probably be Eddie over at third, you know." With the demotions of Ryan Goins and Jonathan Diaz in recent days, it appears the Blue Jays are veering away from the all-glove, no-bat options, willing to trade a bit of defence for improved offence. Friday nights defensive alignment falls in line with the previous decisions. "Even with the great defence were still below .500 so its not like were sitting there, five games over and you could say ... you know what I mean," said Gibbons. STIFF QUADRICEPS SIDELINES NAVARRO The Blue Jays recalled catcher Erik Kratz from Triple-A Buffalo and optioned right-hander Chad Jenkins to the Bisons on Friday. Kratzs recall was necessitated by Dioner Navarros stiff right quadriceps muscle, which he injured late in Thursdays win at Kansas City. "It was the first time Ive ever felt anything in my quad," said Navarro. "Ive had problems with my hamstrings before; nothing with my quads so it was kind of strange." Navarro is listed as day to day. He didnt play on Friday and isnt scheduled to be in Saturdays lineup anyway with R.A. Dickey due to pitch. "Were going to be really careful with it," said Navarro. JANSSEN INCHING CLOSER Casey Janssen threw another bullpen session on Friday and pronounced himself ready to go out on a minor league rehabilitation assignment. Hell join Double-A New Hampshire in time for its game on Monday against Binghamton. No return date has been set but Janssen will need multiple appearances, including on back-to-back days. RAIN DELAYS LINDS RETURN TO GAME ACTION Adam Lind was supposed to play in an extended spring training game on Friday in Dunedin, Florida, but the game was rained out. Gibbons says Lind took ground balls indoors and will be in game action on Saturday, weather permitting. The hope is for Lind to return in the middle of next week, possibly when the Blue Jays play host to the Philadelphia Phillies. cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '
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