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WINNIPEG JETS VS. OTTAWA SENATORS LINE-UP CARD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2011 6:30PM – SCOTIABANK PLACE WINNIPEG JETS OTTAWA SENATORS # Goaltender POS # Goaltender POS 31 Ondrej Pavelec G 35 Alex Auld G 50 Chris Mason G 41 Craig Anderson G # Player POS # Player POS 4 Zach Bogosian D 2 Jared Cowen D 5 Mark Stuart D 4 Chris Phillips “A” D 6 Ron Hainsey D 5 Brian Lee D 7 Derek Meech D 7 David Rundblad D 8 Alexander Burmistrov C 9 Milan Michalek F 9 Evander Kane LW 11 Daniel Alfredsson “C” F 12 Randy Jones D 13 Peter Regin F 13 Kyle Wellwood C 14 Colin Greening F 14 Tim Stapleton C 15 Zack Smith F 15 Tanner Glass LW 17 Filip Kuba D 16 Andrew Ladd “C” LW 18 Jesse Winchester F 18 Bryan Little C 19 Jason Spezza “A” F 19 Jim Slater C 22 Erik Condra F 22 Chris Thorburn RW 24 Stephane Da Costa F 25 Brett MacLean LW 25 Chris Neil F 26 Blake Wheeler RW 28 Zenon Konopka F 29 Johnny Oduya D 46 Patrick Wiercioch D 33 Dustin Byfuglien “A” D 55 Sergei Gonchar D 39 Tobias Enstrom “A” D 65 Erik Karlsson D 55 Mark Scheifele C 71 Nick Foligno F 80 Nik Antropov C 93 Mika Zibanejad F General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff General Manager Bryan Murray Assistant General Manager Craig Heisinger Assistant General Manager Tim Murray Assistant to General Manager Larry Simmons Head Coach Paul MacLean Head Coach Claude Noel Assistant Coach Dave Cameron Assistant Coach Charlie Huddy Assistant Coach Mark Reeds Goaltending Coach Wade Flaherty Assistant Coach Luke Richardson Video Coach Tony Borgford Goaltending Consultant Rick Wamsley Manager, Hockey Operations Ryan Bowness Assistant Coach/Video Tim Pattyson AHL Affiliation St. John’s IceCaps AHL Affiliation Binghamton Senators Join the Illegal Curve Crew for each and every away game at “The Cheer” on Osborne & Stradbrook, drink & food specials, prizes & giveaways. www.TheCheer.ca .

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