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Penguins' Fleury expected to sit out against Canucks 
network.nationalpost.com | by Erin Valois | Sat, Jan 16
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Pittsburgh Penguins netminder Marc-Andre Fleury might be an unhealthy scratch for Saturday night’s showdown against Canadian Olympic teammate Roberto Luongo and the Vancouver Canucks.
Curry, a 25-year-old from Minnesota, appeared in three NHL games last season and won twice.
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