Dorsett activated by Jackets

Dec 9, 12:17 pm EST

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—The Columbus Blue Jackets have activated forward Derek Dorsett(notes) off injured reserve and he is expected to play in the club’s game on Wednesday night at home against Florida.

General manager Scott Howson announced the move on Wednesday morning.

The 22-year-old Dorsett sustained a concussion against Dallas on Nov. 19. He has one goal and three assists, 51 penalty minutes and a +2 plus/minus rating in 18 games this season. The Kindersley, Saskatchewan, native had four goals and an assist and 150 penalty minutes in 52 games during his rookie season in 2008-09. He was the Blue Jackets’ ninth pick and 189th overall in the 2006 draft.

Updated Dec 9, 12:17 pm EST
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  1. Helm's Deep
    6. Posted by Helm's Deep Thu Nov 19 11:47am EST

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    Raffi makes all the kids smile!
  2. Guy F
    5. Posted by Guy F Wed Nov 4 9:14pm EST

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    Hejda was definitely missed. Watch, Mason's stats will start to improve. Hejda is underrated.
  3. <i>bdecker9674</i>
    4. Posted by bdecker9674 Wed Nov 4 5:37pm EST

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    Just ignore him Steve,

    he is just crying because his dream lover got hurt and now he has to jerk off to Sid the kid
  4. Steve
    3. Posted by Steve Wed Nov 4 4:54pm EST

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    wow another rant from a useless retarded penguin fan....
  5. FrankenMalkin
    2. Posted by FrankenMalkin Wed Nov 4 3:05pm EST

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    Wow, another useless article about this useless hockey team.
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