Holmstrom won't stop crashing creases
                   
theglobeandmail.com     May 16, 2008            

DETROIT — Tomas Holmstrom would rather go on a soup diet than stop crashing NHL creases. There is little fat on the six-foot, 203-pound Swede's body, but the feisty forward will do anything to help the Detroit Red Wings win the Stanley Cup. It was his behind that referee Kelly Sutherland decided... [read full story]                    


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The Chronicles of Stanley: European vacations and silly Osgood-ness

yahoo.com     Aug 12, 2008   1 related          

The Chronicles of Stanley is an occasional series this summer that tracks the Detroit Red Wings as they each get their special alone time with the Stanley Cup. For more about the travels of the Chalice, visit NHL.com's Stanley...                    

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Red Wings have plenty of top prospects ready to contribute

freep.com     Aug 9, 2008          

FREE PRESS STAFF AND NEWS SERVICES • August 8, 2008 NHL.com staff writer Dan Rosen recently wrote about the Red Wings' top prospects. Here's a portion of the story: You would think that since the Detroit Red Wings never give...                    

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THN.com Blog: Dispelling a few NHL myths

thehockeynews.com     Jul 31, 2008          

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Red Wings Find New Formula For Success

suite101.com     Jul 23, 2008          

Stanley Cup Champs Bring Free-Agent Hossa to Detroit Wings GM Ken Holland uses new formula to build championship team through the draft, but is this really a new formula? Maybe when the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 1997,...                    

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