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Scoring is scarce beyond top line

detnews.com     4 hrs ago    2 related    Send to a friend

Minus Franzen, load has been carried by Datsyuk, Zetterberg and Holmstrom vs. Stars. But after three games without Johan Franzen, who also will miss today's Game 5 of the Western Conference finals with concussion-like symptoms, it's time to ask again: Where's the Red Wings' secondary scoring? Six...

Detroit a win away from playing for Cup

cumberlink.com     yesterday    28 related    Send to a friend

DALLAS - This is: Dallas has yet to lead the Detroit Red Wings for a single second in any game this series. Instead, players came away from practice Tuesday talking about playing for pride in Game 4 on Wednesday night, hoping merely to send the series back to Detroit for Game 5. The Red Wings are...

Dallas Stars avoid sweep, send West finals back to Detroit

iht.com     yesterday    192 related    Send to a friend

Dallas finally went into the locker room with a lead in the Western Conference finals. The Stars needed nearly 11 full periods, a debatable call that wiped out a Detroit goal and a favorable ruling on their score to accomplish that. For the desperate Stars, trying to avoid a sweep and elimination...

The Sound and Fury of the Coach's Podium

about.com     yesterday    Send to a friend

It's a solemn ritual of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The game ends and the media hordes descend to the bowels of the arena, where each coach steps up to the podium to explain what we just watched. The loser claims to be "still confident" while agreeing that "we need more" from some players. The...

Disallowed goal leads to Red Wings playing from behind

dallasnews.com     May 15, 2008    17 related    Send to a friend

By BRANDON GEORGE / The Dallas Morning News bgeorge@dallasnews.com Tomas Holmstrom's butt had always been seen as an asset near an opponent's goal, but it became a liability for the Detroit Red Wings in Wednesday's Game 4 loss to the Stars. With the game scoreless 7 minutes, 34 seconds into the...

Playoff Ticker: Uh, let's put that on hold

freep.com     May 15, 2008    Send to a friend

Is it bad form to start thinking about the Stanley Cup finals when you've just lost a game? Because a lot of pundits started talking up a Red Wings-Pittsburgh matchup when both teams took 3-0 leads in their respective conference finals, because statistically speaking ...

Detroit a win away from playing for Cup

iht.com     May 14, 2008    50 related    Send to a friend

Being down 3-0 in the Western Conference finals isn't even the worst part for the Dallas Stars. This is: Dallas has yet to lead the Detroit Red Wings for a single second in any game this series. Instead, players came away from practice Tuesday talking about playing for pride in Game 4 on...

For Babcock, future is now

denverpost.com     May 14, 2008    4 related    Send to a friend

DALLAS — Like recently ousted Avalanche coach Joel Quenneville, Detroit's Mike Babcock has a contract that expires after this season. But Babcock has little or no reason to consider that a problem. In response to a question about his contract situation on the off day between Games 3 and 4 in the...

HELENE ST. JAMES | INSIDE THE WINGS: Wings forward Jiri Hudler playing bigger than he looks

freep.com     May 14, 2008    2 related    Send to a friend

Wings forward Jiri Hudler playing bigger than he looks BY HELENE ST. JAMES • FREE PRESS SPORTS WRITER • May 14, 2008 DALLAS -- Chris Osgood looks at one long-haired teammate and sees a romance novel beefcake. In Jiri Hudler, Osgood sees talent that exceeds size. Hudler scored one of the biggest...

Bob Wojnowski: Bowman: Wings as dominant as ever

detnews.com     May 14, 2008    Send to a friend

Not much has changed. Scotty Bowman still looks as if he could coach today, still with the black hair combed straight back, still with the sly smile that uncurls when he makes a point. Bowman still watches and counsels one of the best teams in hockey, and on this day, as the Red Wings practiced...