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Detroit Red Wings

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Friday, Mar 19, 2010, 8:30 PM CDT
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rss Posts about Detroit Red Wings last updated Mar 18, 2010 8:50 PM EDT

14 Who's on your all-time Red Wings team?

by Casey Richey from Winging It In Motown on Mar 18, 2010 9:26 AM EDT

Looking at an all-time Red Wings team. Howe, Yzerman, Lidstrom highlight the roster.

Red Wings News

Detroit Red Wings (33-23-12) at Calgary Flames (34-25-9), 9:30 p.m.

Sports Network - March 15, 2010

Buffalo Sabres (36-21-9) at Detroit Red Wings (32-23-12), 7 p.m.

Sports Network - March 13, 2010

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THN is seriously lacking...

by zandar on Mile High Hockey about 3 hours ago - 2 comments

Ovie's latest victim might be out for the season

by ahtrap on Winging It In Motown 3 days ago - 24 comments

Numbers: From Grim to Glee

by AlphaCrow on Nucks Misconduct 4 days ago - 37 comments

Realignment idea for the NHL

by Hooks Orpik on PensBurgh 5 days ago - 15 comments

Buffalo on Saturday

by Jedi Knight Rob on Winging It In Motown 9 days ago - 3 comments

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Chris Chelios called up to Atlanta

by cerise on Fear The Fin 7 days ago 0 comments | 0 recs

In beating the Red Wings 6-3 at Joe Louis Arena: Alex Burrows added to his...

by Sean Zandberg on Nucks Misconduct 14 days ago 63 comments | 3 recs

2009 Stanly Cup Final Game 7 - The Fabled Cup

While the Olympic break stretches on into its second week, we come to part 3 in this look back at last year's championship run. For game 7, there is not much to share, as alas, our camera was confiscated on the way into Joe Louis Arena for having a lens too large. First time that has ever happened to us, and as far as I could tell, we were the only victims as it seemed that every third person in the building had professional-looking camera equipment.

We asked if we'd be able to get it back at the end of the game and then come back in to take pictures of the celebration, but they said no, we could only get it on our way out the door. We shouldn't have believed them. When we went back for it much later, there was no one telling us to take it and leave, so we did get back in to capture a small part of the end of the celebrating.

That certainly didn't take away from the incredible evening, watching the Pens accomplish what all of the so-called experts said would be impossible by beating the Wings in their own building. Way to go, boys. We salute you!

by PensAreYourDaddy on PensBurgh 24 days ago 5 comments | 0 recs

2009 Stanley Cup Final Game 6 - The Road to Redemption

The Olympic break continues, and so I present part 2 in my retrospective of the '09 Cup Finals. Why does part 2 involve game 6? Well, I couldn't make it to games 1-4.

Game 5 had been a serious bummer. We really felt for the players, but we had also taken some serious abuse from the fans in Detroit. We resolved that if there was a game 7, we wouldn't be there, just not worth it. Kind of like going to Philly to watch games. Why bother? It was tough to get excited about another 530-mile drive to Motown for the chance to see another beating like the one we had just witnessed.

Of course that feeling lasted about 90 minutes. Once we got back to our hotel room and started thinking about it, it occurred to us that if there was a game 7, that meant that the Pens would be coming off a big win in game 6, and if the players could lift themselves off the mat and respond after the game 5 debacle, then we could sure as hell be there to support them. So I immediately went online and bought the game 7 tickets that I had been keeping my eye on. In retrospect, I can't believe we ever had any doubts. Just thinking of the countless Penguin fans out there who would have loved to have been at game 7 but couldn't for various reasons, and there we were knowing that we could go if the Pens could just make it happen, that's just an opportunity you can't turn your back on.

But that is game 7, and this post is about game 6. The Pens still had to come up with a big win at home, and even though NBC would prevent thousands of fans from watching the game on the lawn at the Igloo, we knew that the crowd inside would be 17,132 strong, there to support our boys.

Anyway, here are just a few of the hundreds of pictures that my wife and I took that night. I wish they could have been better. The dream is always to be able to get that one photo that truly captures the heart of the game, but let's face it, when it is game 6, facing elimination, the Igloo is rocking and Scuderi is down there making kick-saves to preserve the 1-goal lead, it isn't always easy to get that magical picture and scream your head off at the same time. My hope is that at least one of these shots speaks to you and maybe brings back one of your treasured memories from that amazing game.

by PensAreYourDaddy on PensBurgh 26 days ago 20 comments | 0 recs

2009 Stanley Cup Final Game 5 - Nightmare at the Joe

As we head into the 5th day without Penguins hockey, I'm getting bored. Let's take a look back while I subject you to some of my photos from the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals, starting with the lowest point, game 5. Take it away, Geno....

by PensAreYourDaddy on PensBurgh 27 days ago 13 comments | 0 recs

Howard's numbers in perspective

by Casey Richey from Winging It In Motown on Mar 17, 2010 6:18 PM EDT

Howard's numbers in perspective: how does he stack up against the last five Calder goalies?

6 Those Numbers aren't Magic (but mine are)

by Quisp from Jewels From The Crown on Mar 17, 2010 4:30 PM EDT

Entire Kings Fan Base Diagnosed with PTSD

The Anti-Lidstrom: Detroit's Brad Stuart.

37 Ranking the NHL's Least Valuable Players

by Dirk Hoag from On the Forecheck on Mar 17, 2010 3:46 PM EDT

Debating MVP's is one thing, but which players have cost their teams the most this season?

Vancouver Canucks' Roberto Luongo, top, stops New York Islanders' John Tavares during second period NHL action in Vancouver, British Columbia, Tuesday March 16, 2010. (AP Photo/THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck)

15 Wednesday Morning Coffee- Of Rocket Science And Stuff...

by WAACH 'Cast from Nucks Misconduct on Mar 17, 2010 11:29 AM EDT

A no show against the Islanders as the Canucks are guilty of looking ahead to the Sharks, perhaps. No time to sit and mope, Thursday is going to be a huge test.

6 Happy St. Patty's Day!

by Casey Richey from Winging It In Motown on Mar 17, 2010 9:52 AM EDT

Looking at the value of Patrick Eaves for the Red Wings.

3 The Rocket Richard Riot: 55 Years Later

by Robert L from Habs Eyes On The Prize on Mar 17, 2010 4:50 AM EDT

The Rocket Richard Riot: 55 Years Later

98 Reconstructing the Western Conference Playoff Standings

by Mr. Plank from Fear The Fin on Mar 17, 2010 1:50 AM EDT

A look at the Western Conference standings from another angle-- how the top 9 teams have fared against one another during the 2009-2010 regular season.

Don't need a caption to tell me that's Matt Moulson in there (AP Photo/ THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck)

[UPDATED] Three Days Worth of Losses, What It Means (and why Calgary is still doomed)

by Quisp from Jewels From The Crown on Mar 18, 2010 1:50 AM EDT

Quick fact: Riboflavin makes your pee bright yellow.

26 The numbers say NHL MVP is Ovechkin's to lose

by Dirk Hoag from On the Forecheck on Mar 16, 2010 4:55 PM EDT

While the chase for the playoffs sits at the forefront of most hockey fans' minds these days, it's also a good time to look ahead at likely winners for some of the major individual awards for this NHL season.

Central Standings

	GP	W	L	OTL	PT
Chicago Second City Hockey	69	44	19	6	94
Nashville On the Forecheck	70	39	26	5	83
Detroit Winging It In Motown	69	34	23	12	80
St. Louis St. Louis Game Time	69	32	28	9	73
Columbus The Cannon	70	28	31	11	67

(updated 3.18.2010 at 9:02 AM EDT)