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I'm pissed the wings didn't make a trade...but not for the obvious "boring" trade deadline. We'll hit on this tonight. If you're upset too, sound off tonight on the LGW broadcast.

Today was a let down for many reasons, but I believe going into the post season with the same group of forwards will result in the same playoff outcome, bounced out somewhere between the 2nd/3rd round.

To Spice up Trade Deadline Day:

Also, if there's anything you guys want to hit on during the show, feel free to send us a message before or during the show and let us know.

I have a feeling Holland will get a forward, but it will be a name that hasn't been mentioned before.

I'm listening to TSN Toronto: http://www.tsn.ca/toronto/listen/ I am really hoping the Wings pick up a forward. Holland said he's looking for one. Lets hope he can get one for the right price.

My guess would be if they get anyone, it will be a forward, perhaps Selanne.

At this time of year, there's always a lot of speculation about who the Red Wings may trade, or trade for. I have complied a list of the Red Wings deadline deals of the last decade; which one do you think was the best move from 2000-2009? I think the most popular pick is Stuart, but I'm curious to see what other people's opinions are on these other deals. 2000-01: No Trades. 2001-02: Trade: Jiri Slegr acquired from Atlanta for Yuri Butsayev and a 2002 3rd round draft pick (Jeff Genovy). 2002-03: Trade: Mathieu Schneider acquired from Los Angeles Kings for Sean Avery, Maxim Kuznetsov, a 2003 1st round pick (Jeff Tambellini) and a 2004 2nd round draft pick (Martins Karsums). 2003-04: Trade: Robert Lang acquired from Washington Capitals for Tomas Fleischmann, a 2004 or 2005 1st round draft pick (Washington used it in 2004 - Mike Green), 2006 4th round draft pick (Luke Lynes). 2005-06: Trade: 2006 6th round draft pick (Nick Oslund) acquired from Phoenix for Jamie Rivers. Trade: Cory Cross acquired from Pittsburgh for a 2007 4th round draft pick (Alex Grant). 2006-07: Trade: Kyle Calder acquired from Chicago in a three team deal for Jason Williams. Trade: Todd Bertuzzi acquired from Florida for Shawn Matthias, a 2007 conditional draft pick (Nick Spaling) and a 2008 conditional draft pick (never exercised since Bertuzzi didn't re-signing with the Wings that offseason). 2007-08: Trade: Brad Stuart acquired from Los Angeles Kings for a 2008 2nd round draft pick (Peter Delmas) and a 2009 4th round draft pick (Ben Chiarot). 2008-09: Trades: None

Hey everyone, just wanted to pass this info along on this thread: The Red Line podcast goes live with NHL trade deadline show

On Monday, February 27, The Red Line will broadcast live on the internet from 7pm-8pm(est). The show will cover all the hot topics of the NHL trade deadline, in depth analysis and how the Red Wings stacked up against the rest of the league. Any LGW member with a facebook or tiwtter account will be able to chat live with the hosts during the show. A link to listen live will be posted on LetsGoWings.com news and the message boards 12-hours before the broadcast.

Episode 7 of The Red Line is out now. Visit: LetsGoWingsMedia.com Episode 7: In the slightly extended Episode 7, Roger fills in once again for Tony...and the passion ensues. Mike and Roger discuss the 23 game winning streak, the NHL trade deadline, the LGW trade deadline live show and a passionate rant on how hockey fans are tired of being ignored by big media.

ugh, soft call

Lets see if the Wings can ramp it up in the 2nd and start to pull away from the preds.

I say cut Ty loose. I'd rather give bob essensa another shot at this point.

What would you rather hear? Vote now.

They may be annoying, but at least they do a show. ESPN just plays the sounds of crickets when the word NHL pops up. We're hoping to have three people sitting in, talking about all/any action from the day. We're still working out the details but we're hoping to have a live chat set up where, as long as you have a facebook or twitter account, you can join in the debate!

So I stumbled across this today, the top 10 hits of Kronwall's career. It's a nice video and some great hits. The one thing I noticed in several of these clips is when he lays a big hit, a member from the other team seems like they are ready to fight. My question is, why? I remember years ago when a player got laid out, most the of time each guy would go their own way. However, it seems like now every time someone is laid out, there needs to be "redemption" fight. Anyone else feel this way? http://blogs.thescore.com/nhl/2012/02/14/the-10-best-hits-of-niklas-kronwalls-career-video/

way to go tonight guys, great game, much better than Friday night.

macdonald is still looking solid in there. *crosses-fingers*

wow Ericsson earned part of his 3-mil on that play.