Jason Spezza out 'a week or two, maybe longer'

Stars forward Jason Spezza is going to be out a while with an upper-body injury suffered in Thursday's game against the Winnipeg Jets at American Airlines Center.
"He's going to miss some time. He's got an upper-body injury," Stars coach Lindy Ruff said. "Right now we don't really have a time frame on it, but it's more than days."
Asked for a few more details, Ruff said what the injury wasn't and shed some light on a possible time frame.
"It's not a concussion," Ruff said. "It's going to take a week or two, maybe longer."
Spezza, who has missed seven games this season due to lower-body injuries, was injured Thursday when he was hit hard at the blue line by Jets forward Adam Lowry.
The injury is the latest blow to the Stars who unofficially have lost 223 man-games to injury or illness this season, including 191 to the forward group.
"We have to battle through another injury, but you've got to move on," Ruff said.

The Stars coach will also have to make some adjustments to his forward lines, which have worked well in recent games. He said he is reluctant to break up the lines of Jamie Benn-Cody Eakin-Patrick Eaves and Devin Shore-Radek Faksa-Patrick Sharp, which both have been going well. So, the question will be who will take Spezza's place on the line with Tyler Seguin and Antoine Roussel.
"I think short term, maybe restructure who goes up on the right. Whether we put a big guy like Brett] Ritchie up on the right side, good in puck possession and holding onto the puck, more of a shooter, or whether we try to put more of a playmaker in that situation," Ruff said.
With Spezza going out with the injury the Stars have two forwards available into the lineup with Curtis McKenzie and Jiri Hudler. It appears McKenzie could get the nod right now over Hudler, who hasn't played the past five games.
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