Nobody's craving the slush
detnews.com     May 13, 2008          

DALLAS -- Things were going swimmingly for the Wings in the Western Conference finals prior to Monday's Game 3 at the American Airlines Center. ... With Dallas temps expected to be in the 80s, soft ice conditions are on players' minds. Things were going swimmingly for the... [read full story]                    


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These Wings may be even hotter now

nhl.com     Sep 3, 2008   1 related          

These Wings may be even hotter now Is it possible this season's edition of the Detroit Red Wings is better than the squad that took home the Cup in 2007-08? When you win the Stanley Cup, is it really possible to improve...                    

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MITCH ALBOM: Flashback: Stanley Cup filled with healing for Red Wings, city

freep.com     Aug 17, 2008          

Flashback: Stanley Cup filled with healing for Red Wings, city BY MITCH ALBOM • FREE PRESS COLUMNIST • August 18, 2008 Editor's note: Story originally published on June 9, 1997. Steve Yzerman glanced over the messy remains of...                    

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Individual Goals Against Averages

puckstopshere.blogspot.com     Aug 7, 2008   1 related          

I have written several sabermetrics and hockey posts this summer about adjusting +/- ratings. This is a useful method to rank NHL players. It is not an entirely simple or solved problem, but it is one that will likely lead to...                    

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Maltby And Draper Are Replaceable

puckstopshere.blogspot.com     Jul 28, 2008          

The important thing that comes from hockey sabermetrics is the ability to draw conclusions about the game. Sometimes these conclusions are not widely held by the hockey establishment. I listed some of these conclusions in the...                    

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