Lowry not planning on changing his game after suspension

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JULIO CORTEZ / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILESWASHINGTON — Adam Lowry often plays a big, mean game that makes life miserable for opponents. But the powerful Winnipeg Jets shutdown centre admits it burns a bit to think some might consider him a dirty player.

Despite just finishing a two-game suspension for high-sticking Nashville's Filip Forsberg, Lowry said he isn't about to adjust his on-ice approach.

“You’ve got to accept the suspension and take responsibility for it, but not necessarily agree with it. And I can’t let it change my game. I’ve got to play hard and play responsible, two-way hockey and still try and contribute to this team," Lowry said following his…