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Already emailed these to Puck Daddy, not sure if they'll be shown there though. Then found out about this thread, enjoy: The Three Tenors. Unoriginal, but made it anyway.

Western Conference Quarter Finals Game 3 Versus Tonight's Stream See drumnj's profile http://www.letsgowings.com/forums/index.php?showuser=15741 Series Tied 1-1 Preview: WCQF Game Three - Coyotes at Red Wings Game 1 Recap-Red Wings 2, Coyotes 3 Game 2 Recap-Red Wings 7, Coyotes 4 Tonight's Officials Detroit: 44-24-18, 5th in Western Conference Phoenix: 50-25-7, 4th in Western Conference Regular Season Matchups 10/22, DET 2 at PHX 3 (OT) Recap 12/14, PHX 2 at DET 3 Recap 1/2, DET 5 at PHX 2 Recap 1/26, PHX 5 at DET 4 (OT) Recap Goals PHX Wojtek Wolski, Keith Yandle: 2 DET Henrik Zetterberg: 3 Assists PHX Derek Morris, Matthew Lombardi: 2 DET Todd Bertuzzi, Niklas Kronwall, Johan Franzen: 2 Plus/Minus PHX Keith Yandle: 2 DET Henrik Zetterberg: 3 ---- PHX Ed Jovanovski: -4 DET Daniel Cleary, Drew Miller: -2 PIM PHX Shane Doan, Adrian Aucoin, Vernon Fiddler: 4 DET Niklas Kronwall, Johan Franzen: 4 Franzen-Datsyuk-Holmstrom Bertuzzi-Zetterberg-Filppula Cleary-Helm-Miller Draper-Abdelkader-Eaves Williams, Lebda, Meech scratched Lidstrom-Rafalski Kronwall-Stuart Lilja-Ericsson Projected PHX Lines Wolski-Lombardi-Doan Korpikoski-Hanzal-Verbata Pyatt-Fiddler-Stempniak Prucha-Winnik-Nokelainen Jovanovski-Michalek Yandle-Morris Lepisto-Aucoin PHX Ilya Bryzgalov 1-1, 4.00 GAA, .897 GAA, 0 SO DET Jimmy Howard 1-1, 3.53 GAA, .894 SV %, 0 SO DET Kirk Maltby (shoulder surgery) out PHX Kurt Sauer (upper body) questionable, Robert Lang (lower body) could play, Scottie Upshall (knee) out Next Game WCQF Game 4: 4/20, Coyotes at Red Wings ; 6:30 EST, Joe Louis Arena

With his 1st career playoff hat tricklast night in game two of the opening series in Phoenix against the Coyotes, Henrik Zetterberg passed Slava Kozlov, a player known for being clutch in the playoffs, for 8th place on the Red Wings all-time Playoff Scoring Leader list with 79 points (42 goals and 37 assists) in 87 career post-season games. Zetterberg also passed Kozlov for 6th place amongst the franchise’s career playoff goal scorers.

A general absolution from the Hockey Gods.... My wife and I are having our 2nd child on Wednesday. She has told me to shave the playoff beard. I need to be absolved of the sin of shaving my playoff beard and maybe the great posters here at LGW could provide it.

Or he didn't genuflect as he passed the Cindy statue in the studio.

McCarty was probably unwilling to suck Crosby off like the other analysts always do, so they canned him.

during me and my wife's open relationship discussion she said she'd f*** jimmy howard i said i would too

OMG, you win the entire internet.

My quick contribution: Godzilla vs Ghidoanrah

classic from hf boards:

Barely a flicker!

A lot of people have abused Todd for his lack of intensity and physical play so this thread is aimed to appreciate the man who "calls the goalie Suzy." In Game 2, Bertuzzi's willingness to take a hit to make a play led to Filppula's first goal, his instinct to throw the puck on net as Zetterberg was crashing it let to Z's second goal and him going to the front of the net to give Bryzgalov and the Coyote d-men all they can handle led to Filppula's second goal. He ended the night with two points but played a key role in three of the seven goals scored in Game 2. While he may not be big, bad Bert from his Vancouver heyday he has shown that he will certainly a play a big role on this team if they are to make a Stanley Cup run with his good hands and hockey IQ.

I love the people calling him a greedy a'hole. If you had the opportunity to improve your career elsewhere by possibly improving your talents and making more money, you'd do the same, regardless of your line of work. Hockey/professional sports is no different for a large majority of the people who work there. Of course they want to do good for the team they work for and their employers at the time, but you are going to be selfish by default and possibly go for a better opportunity elsewhere if it presents itself, it's natural. Only reason why people are getting in a tizzy over this is because it is their favorite professional sports team. Hudler did what he think he needed to do to improve his career and earn more money in the process. Good for him. Didn't quite work out. Loyalty to an employer is a great and honorable thing, but sometimes you need to take chances though and no reason to hold him against that. Wouldn't mind having him back here, he did very well in his defined roles here more often than not as a PP specialist and typically 3rd-line time.

Somewhat, but it's not just them. Anderson, Nabokov, Bryzgalov, Theodore, Boucher, Halak and Fleury have all been lit up in at least one game and they're not just starting out.

lol i remember goin to court ordered na meetings n tellin them i don't actually have a problem n one guy was like "you sure? i think you have a problem."... all this after me sitting at the table for 5 minutes not saying a word until i explained my situation (arrested with MARIJUANA!!!!!!!!!) sorry, off topic but it still bugs me... like f***, seriously?

LMFAO!

For some reason all I get out of that is were here till we find a more suitable home

I gotta say I was surprised that his "shift" got so much attention. He couldn't break away from Spezza and almost lost the puck, but Letang was able to make a nice shot in so Crosby gets heralded as such a great player. Same with the "saving the goal." The puck was stopped. Not a huge deal. That said, he had a pretty damn good game and this thread is ridiculously stupid. So Crosby pushed a guy. Big freaking deal.