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WINNIPEG - Some of Winnipegs young NHL prospects have been getting a lot of ice time during the pre-season but things look to get a little tighter as the week progresses, coach Paul Maurice said Monday.Our younger players especially, or those guys that are fighting for spots, now have to do something to get back into the lineup, he said as the team prepared to leave for Edmonton for the first three pre-season games this week.Theres just not many spots. Weve got to get some of our lines and our deep pairings together.For some young rookies, the ride up til now has been pretty sweet.Its a good opportunity and Im pretty excited to keep playing, said Adam Lowry of the St. Johns IceCaps, the Jets AHL farm team, who hasnt missed a pre-season game yet.The six-foot-five forward, who plays both centre and wing, looks about the most comfortable of any of the rookies on the ice, likely because of that last season spent in the AHL.Yeah, I think last year was huge in just allowing me to get comfortable playing the pro game, he said.Nik Ehlers, Nic Petan and Josh Morrissey also have survived the rookie cuts and are continuing to see plenty of action.Im definitely enjoying it for sure, playing in front of these crowds is amazing, said Ehlers, 18, Winnipegs 1st round pick in the 2014 NHL entry draft.He admits hes found the learning curve steep.Obviously its really hard here, he said. Im progressing pretty good right now from game to game and thats what I wanted, so Im happy with that.It also doesnt hurt their chances for more ice time that minor injuries have taken a toll.After tonight were still going to have four or five guys out with injuries, head coach Paul Maurice said as the team prepared to head to Edmonton for the first of three games this week.And hes keeping other veterans out of the lineup as well.There will be two or three veteran guys that just dont need to be out there every night. Toby Enstrom is the kind of guy that probably falls into that category.Enstrom was on the list of players not in the lineup for Edmonton that also included Bryan Little, Andrew Ladd, Dustin Byfuglien, Evander Kane, Mark Scheifele, Blake Wheeler and Zach Bogosian.On the injured list, the most serious is likely the eye injury suffered by off-season acquisition TJ Galiardi that required surgery to repair a torn retina.He says he was worried initially he might lose the sight in his left eye, which was cut by a stick that slipped under his visor during practice. He says the eye is healing and he hopes to be cleared to at least start working out soon.Obviously I want to get out there as soon as I can but its all dependent on how the eye is doing, he saidIts pretty crazy how quickly the body heals. A couple of days ago I couldnt open my eye at all and now Ive got (it) about 60 per cent open . . . but Im just grateful I can see and will be healthy.Maurice says the young players who remain are there for a reason and some of it isnt just because of what theyve done this month.There is as reward for work done in the past, even if its not with the Jets, said the coach. If you get drafted in the first round, theres a reason for that.But he says the four also have stuck around because theyve earned the right.Theyve played well. I want to see them play. I like taking a real young lineup into Edmonton tonight.He says he still hasnt made final decisions about his opening lineup for the regular season, although he has a pretty good idea what it will be.As a coach Ive got my lineup three days before camp starts, in my head, and then you watch and learn and see what the young players, the new players, have brought to your lineup and who steals roles.So, if youre asking me today, could I put a lineup on the board for opening night? Yes I could, but its certainly not final and thats what the rest of these exhibition games are for. Custom Tennessee Titans Jerseys . A 23-year-old rookie, Stroman is 4-2 with a 3.44 earned run average in 12 games this season, the past seven of those being starts. He logged the first scoreless outing of his career on Friday versus Oakland in a no-decision. Curley Culp Jersey . The 48th-ranked Williams made her first appearance in Dubai since she won her second straight title here in 2010. 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Ricky Ray, Trevor Harris and Mitchell Gale all threw touchdown passes for Toronto as the Argos romped to a 41-23 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Thursday, the CFL pre-season finale for both teams. Ray, the Argos star QB who set a CFL single-season completion record last year, played less than a quarter but was solid in his first game action this season. "I felt I was able to see things the way I wanted to," Ray said. "Last year I played an even shorter period of time (in the pre-season). I feel like things were pretty smooth for the most part, I felt like the speed of the game wasnt something I had to adjust to, so that was good. "I feel ready to go." Ray completed seven of nine pass attempts for 90 yards and a touchdown. Harris was 8-for-16 for 86 yards, one touchdown and an interception, while Gale was 10-for-11 for 131 yards and one TD. The game, played in front of a capacity crowd of 5,216 fans at a sun-drenched Varsity Stadium -- normally the home to the University of Toronto Varsity Blues -- marked the first meeting between the two teams since the Tiger-Cats ended the Argos 2013 season, with a 36-24 Eastern final victory. It was also the first time Ray and his Argos understudy last season Zach Collaros had faced each other since Collaros was released then signed as a free agent with Hamilton in the off-season. Collaros, the Tiger-Cats most significant off-season acquisition, completed 13 of 18 passes and threw for 196 yards and one touchdown. "Its tough not having him here, hes a good guy, good player," Ray said of his former teammte. "But its also exciting to see him get his chance and play. He played really well tonight and I think hes going to have a great year." Ray missed eight games last season to injury so having a competent quarterback behind him will be important. Harris appears ready to step into that role, with Gale and Casey Pachall waiting in the wings. The roster deadline for CFL teams is 11:59 p.m. on Saturday. "Its hard at this point, well have to go back home and watch the film but some guys certainly stepped up and did what they needed to do," said Argos coach Scott Milanovich. "So well have to see who those guys were and make some decisions (Friday) or Saturday." Milanovich was pleased with Gale, receiver Terrell Sinkfield, who caught five passes for 100 yards, running back Jeremiah Johnson, who scored on a 24-yard run, and the entire defensive line. The Argos had a whopping nine sacks on the night. "They put some pressure on the quarterback most of the night, and thats something were looking for. It was very good to see," Milanovich said. "Its a pre-season game, lets not overstate what it was, but it was good to see. It was good thhey were getting after him.dddddddddddd" Argos linebacker Shea Emry spent a good chunk of the first half on the trainers table, getting his hip stretched out. He never returned to the game, but said it was just normal tightness that comes from training camp. Emry enjoyed watching the strong play of the Argos defence from the sidelines. "Thats our defence, thats what we expect out of those guys," he said. "They went out and did their jobs, and the defensive backs were obviously doing their jobs, and it was fun to see those guys flying around." The game -- the final dress rehearsal for the real deal -- had the hard-hitting feeling of a regular-season affair. "I think some of that comes with momentum when you get a couple of big hits early, especially when youre getting after the quarterback, it kind of galvanizes the team and gets the blood flowing," Milanovich said. "There was a lot of jobs on the line tonight, those guys understood it. This is their last chance to prove they deserve to be here." Ticats kicker Justin Medlock had two field goals -- 40 and 49 yards -- and two converts. The Argos Swayze Waters kicked five converts, and Josh Jasper added field goals from 16 and 40 yards for Toronto. Ray played the first quarter and found Chad Owens over the middle for a 27-yard touchdown at 6:43. Tavoy Moore fumbled a punt return that bounced into the Ticats end zone at 3:17, and Jermaine Gabriel pounced on the ball for a second Toronto TD. The Argos led 14-3 to end the first quarter. Harris took over and marched the Argos 75 yards, throwing a two-yard touchdown pass to Jason Barnes at 11:08 of the second, and the Argos led 21-6. Luke Tasker scored Hamiltons first touchdown 58 seconds before halftime, catching a 48-yard pass from Collaros, and then a two-yarder to score and send the teams into the dressing room with Argos leading 21-13. The Argos went with Gale in the third, and he threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Darvin Adams at 8:58, putting the home team up 28-13. With 2:13 left in the third, Johnson had a beautiful 24-yard run for a touchdown, making multiple Tiger-Cats defenders miss on his way to the end zone. That put Toronto up 35-13. Hamilton linebacker Abraham Kromah grabbed a deflected Pachall pass and ran six yards into the end zone to pull the Tiger-Cats to within 35-23 with four minutes to play. Sinkfield made a spectacular diving catch on a bomb from Pachall with 2:45 left to put Toronto within scoring distance, and Jasper connected on a 16-yard field goal to cap the series. The Argos were coming off a 24-22 victory over the Blue Bombers in Winnipeg a week earlier. The Ticats had beaten the Montreal Alouettes 28-23 in the exhibition opener for both those teams last Saturday. 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