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  1. 3 points
    55fan

    March 26th, 1997...The Movie?

    If Chuck plays Kris, it will take some serious special effects to have the boards damage his face rather than the reverse.
  2. 3 points
    Get Sarah Jessica Parker to play Claude Lemieux.
  3. 2 points
    If our talent pool is so good, why resign Bertuzzi, sign Brunner, sign Samuelson, sign Tootoo, etc etc etc. I think Emmerton is the only guy we have that is a legit NHLer because of his spped. Hopefully, Brunner's speed will be as advertised as well. We need it. Holland not getting anybody this off-season has put us in sink or swim mode, which is probably going to be hard to stomach but is probably not a bad thing long term. At least we will know what these young guys can do instead of arguing about it!!!
  4. 2 points
    I argue that if you knew anything about the wings, you now know that for years and years holding back talent in the minors was a luxury for this club. One that they are no longer able to afford i'm affriad. Whith so many oppertunities now available for these younger players, I feel that it will only thin our prospects pool even further.
  5. 2 points
    55fan

    Your thoughts on Sergei Fedorov

    The Hall is for the Greatest Hockey Players. The Rafters are for the Greatest Red Wings. Not just the most talented, but also those who have bled Red.
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  7. 2 points
    Nev

    Your thoughts on Sergei Fedorov

    My favourite player on the Wings in the 90s too. Such a shame it ended the way it did, because based upon every other criteria #91 deserves to be hanging from the rafters. I know the Sergei haters bang on about his lack of effort in the regular season, but when it mattered - when it really mattered, in the playoffs, he always showed up
  8. 1 point
    Reflecting on his NHL career, I know he'll always be remembered as a Wing. I was extremely bitter after he left, and I was also at his first game back in Detroit on December 3, 2003 where he was booed mercilessly every time he touched the puck. Does he deserve to have his #91 retired by Detroit? Ultimately, I'd have to vote yes.
  9. 1 point
    didn't see anything about this posted (if it was, delete this please) but I thought this was interesting.... CSN Philly: Flyers Claude Giroux had 2 surgeries on his wrists this summer, and told the Timmins Press that they are because of Sidney Crosby.y “Those are from [sidney] Crosby,” Giroux told the paper. “Every time we’d line up against each other for a face-off during our series, instead of going for the puck when it was dropped, he’d hack me across the wrists. I ended up playing the series against Jersey with one of them fractured and had to go for surgery on both of them after we were out of the playoffs.” and people don't understand why a lot of people don't like crosby? hah! one would think a player of sid's caliber could at least show a little class.. hopefully this doesn't effect giroux on the ice next season.
  10. 1 point
    55fan

    The person below me game...

    the Star Wars movies. The person below me has owned green shoes.
  11. 1 point
    Please stay on topic. I've had to remove several posts in this thread. Discuss the content of the post, not the person making it. Someone having an unpopular or minority opinion does not automatically make them a troll. Keep attacking the person directly, no matter how minor, and I'm gonna to have to go all Shanaban on people.
  12. 1 point
    Great. Now I wish we'd gotten Craig Smith. Cupcakes, dinner, and a concert? And ice cream on top of it? Gett'er done, Kenny.
  13. 1 point
    Question for you off the top of your head. Who is on the Wild's bottom 6 forwards and 3rd D pairing? No looking on their site either dude time's up...NO ONE OF NOTE!
  14. 1 point
    Smith wasn't NHL ready until last season, he had maturity and dedication problems until his last year at Wisconsin, and that being the case he would need at least a year at the AHL to make sure those problems were in the past.
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    Whenever talk of sending a number to the rafters pops up, I like to rely on a very simple test to determine whether a number is worthy of being retired: is there even a debate as to whether the jersey is hung? If we're debating it, then the player didn't do enough to convince me he deserves to have his number retired. Yzerman was no debate, Lidstom is no debate. Fedorov (and Osgood for that matter, but that's another topic), there are arguments on both sides and for that matter alone I would not retire his number.
  16. 1 point
    I agree with you. If prospects are really good, they develop in the NHL. Not Grand Rapids.
  17. 1 point
    number9

    Your thoughts on Sergei Fedorov

    Wanna know how I know you know nothing about hockey?
  18. 1 point
    holland had always been able to draw free agents because they knew they were going to be contending for the cup. that isnt the case anymore. we are entering a different era in redwings hockey. the future doesnt look so bright. hopefully something happens to change that. personally i don't have as much faith as some people here in our prospects.
  19. 1 point
    rick zombo

    March 26th, 1997...The Movie?

    Yzerman - Johnny Depp Shannahan - Ben Affleck
  20. 1 point
    Seraph

    Your thoughts on Sergei Fedorov

    Feds, I'm pretty sure, was everyone's favorite player at some point. He was definitely a special player and future hall of famer. That's enough for him. Numbers in the rafters are for those that embody what it means to be a Red Wing, those that we want to use to define our franchise. Fedorov was fun to watch and was a key to our success but ultimately did not represent himself well nor did he spend enough years here.
  21. 1 point
    number9

    Your thoughts on Sergei Fedorov

    NO Theres a reason only 6 numbers hang in those rafters (soon to be 7). That is an exclusive club, too exclusive even for Feds. To have your number retired by the wings is like the highest honor...everything must be perfect to get that, and thats what makes it so honorable. if we gave that honor to Feds we would have to give it to a whole bunch of guys. I love 91 just as much as the next guy and it would seriously pain me to see anyone else where that number....but he does not deserve it. Spent wayyyyyy to many years not in Detroit
  22. 1 point
    I am! Hell, and he isn't 35...But PLEASE NO WHISTLES!!!!!
  23. 1 point
    Gotta love the comments so far, Enstrom wanted to stay in Winnipeg, but people are blaming Holland for not signing this guy.
  24. 1 point
    frankgrimes

    Tim Thomas.

    Love that, the guy did nothing wrong and focusing on family, friends and freedom away from hockey is never a bad thing. He is a great goaltender and deserves some respect. Could easily see him becoming a goaltender coach in Boston.
  25. 1 point
    So, no Doan, no Semin, no Suter, no Parise. Engaging or considering trading within the division where he had no chance to make a deal happen. This offseason so far has been a resounding failure for Holland. Hes so far is basically standing pat, or regressing in areas of concern on this team (namely the top 6, Samuelsson is not better than Hudler, remember, his best season was playing with 2 players that had 200 points). Even if he manages a trade, the way things are going (based upon track record of trades over the last few seasons) he will have to overpay. Holland finally gets a chance to show he can roll with the punches and sustain the team, and he sits on his ass. And to all the slappies who defend Holland, ask yourselves 'How has this team actually improved since last season?' No baseless speculation of everyone overachieving, no unrealistic trades that you can't justify, and no saying 'this team hasn't played one game' because it played 87 games last season and regressed since then.