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Posted: October 13, 2008 - 5:49 pm
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Though Brandon Dubinsky of Anchorage technically centers the New York Rangers' second line, with former UAF Nanooks winger Aaron Voros riding shotgun, both are putting up some first-liners' numbers lately.
Case in point: Monday's 4-1 win over the New Jersey Devils, which lifted the Blueshirts to 5-0-0 this season.
Dubinsky bagged a goal and two helpers to give him 3-4--7 totals in five games. He also won nine of 12 draws.
Voros, who logged 7-7--14 totals in his first NHL season with Minnesota last go-round, furnished two goals and one assist to give him 3-4--7 totals.
Those contributions were especially sweet given Dubinsky logged just 13:37 of ice time Monday and Voros logged 13:02.
Rangers alternate captain Scott Gomez, who centers the first line, logged 20:04 but didn't earn a point.
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