Year before last he played 40 games, had a 2.63 and a .910 on a horrible defensive team. He had season ending surgery and Edmonton wanted to give Dubnik the shot last year.</p>
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Maybe they believe he can do both? So far with 2 Cups in 4 years, I'm not going to second guess anything they are doing, as it's obviously working.</p>
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Welcome back Nik for WHAT EVER role you play, and can retire a Hawk.</p>