The Mule

Please let it be Lebda.

Hitch is a ******.

Huge trade.

Comrie is mediocre at best, but he does give the Oil a tad more depth.

Ville Leino should be Villain. Justin Abdelkader should be Abdelkadabra.

If Lilja is healthy, Lebda has got to go.

4-3 Canes

By the looks of things, they've changed the scoring on the first goal. Goal: Johan Ryno Assists: Dick Axelsson

Canes tie it up early in the third. 3-3

3-2 Red Wings Goal: Tomas Tatar Assists: Unassisted

Canes tie it up 2-2.

You can take a look at the roster, and the teams ecah player played for last season, here: http://www.redwingscentral.com/camps/2009-...etroit_camp.php

Canes score. 2-1 Wings

2-0 Red Wings Goal: Brian Lashoff Assists: Tomas Tatar, Jan Mursak

1-0 Red Wings Goal: Brent Raedeke Assists: Logan Pyett, Dick Axelsson

Tied at zero after the first period. Pearce in goal for the Wings.

Jeeeez. Suck it up, buttercup.

Yes.

Live box score: http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/scoreb...p;seasonid=4658

Regular Season: Wings win Central Division by 6 points (110/Chicago 104) We finish 2nd in the West to San Jose by a mere 4 points Datsyuk 34G 69A, Zetterberg 42G 45A, Franzen 37G 31A Helm and Leino establish themselves as integral cogs here Bertuzzi, Williams, and Eaves play above-average hockey Ozzie and Howard both struggle early, but cruise midway Datsyuk, Zetterberg, and Lidstrom selected as All-Stars Playoffs/Post-Season: Wings look shaky in the first round, but win in 7 games Detroit sharpens up and wins the second round in 5 games Close, but no cigar. Wings advance to Cup Final in 6 games Wings bring Lord Stanley home in 7 games Chris Osgood awarded Conn Smythe Trophy Datsyuk awarded Lady Byng and Selke trophies Mike Babcock awarded Jack Adams Trophy Off-Season: Bertuzzi and Williams remain Red Wings with new deals Patrick Eaves walks for more money, Justin Abdelkader steps in Jiri Hudler returns to Hockeytown with something to prove Kirk Maltby and Tomas Holmstrom retire as Red Wings Darren Helm, Justin Abdelkader, and Nicklas Lidstrom ink new deals

Good for him, but I'm still not upset that he walked. With that said, I'll welcome him back with open arms if/when he's ready to be a Red Wing.

Don't call it a comeback!

Tatar with his 2nd goal of the game. 4-3 Thrashers

Thrashers score on the power play. Goal: Andrew Kozak 1-1

Wings leading Atlanta 1-0 after the first period. Goal: Tomas Tatar Assists: Brian Lashoff, Jan Mursak Shots: 12-4 Wings