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With Other Options, Why Is Prucha Always Pulled?
by Paul on 01/21/09 at 11:11 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Petr Prucha doesn’t need to look up at Tom Renney’s greaseboard to read the writing on the Rangers wall.
“When the team needs a spark by changing players, there are not too many who can come out, and so it’s me,” Prucha told The Post following yesterday’s morning skate. “I’m disappointed.”
Prucha, a healthy scratch for 27 of the first 38 games, was in street clothes for last night’s match at the Garden against the Ducks after a run of nine straight played. The winger scored goals in each of his first two after being restored to active duty before recording three assists in the following seven matches.
“I feel like I need to [score] points to stay in,” Prucha said. “The coach probably doesn’t have much confidence in me to keep me in the lineup.”
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