Rivalred

Monster gives crazy juicy rebounds, D will have to clear the puck, block shots, and forwards will have to be tight on face offs tonight Howard has always had his ups and downs, and yes, this year he has had an issue tracking the puck

Team needs Viagra, plain n simple

We need to do something ASAP Sad to see DD out, get well soon

Nolan was always about "tough love" Buffalo needs a lot of work; just remember, even a polished turd is a turd

At least it goes to charities, ashame it doesn't come with autographs of the entire team

Tough losses of late

Bad goalie positioning cost the game yesterday, along with turnovers

Well that didn't go well

And Johan with 2 goals with less that 4 mins of ice time

Everyone else knows before he does? Hope that is not the case and if so, wow. So unprofessional

How long will be keep the line together is the question

Just heard and not happy they are letting him go; I am trying to refrain from screaming and spitting on my phone screen due to Cleary and Sammy being on this team. The bar has officially been lowered...

Highlander did vault himself, skates left the ice with the momentum of the hit

Avs are a good team, good win by Wings

Shooting gallery ala carte

Why didnt we have this guy a few yrs ago?

Weiss is an interesting situation

Ouch... Tie game

Update on Kronner: Will not return, suffered concussion, cuts to right ear, being treated in Wings dressing room, not being transported to a local hospital per FSN

Looks like Smith wont be scratched anymore as I think Kronner will not be playing any time soon; hope I am wrong

Just turned on the tube and Kronwall go down like a sack... Ouch

And then we lose to whoever team he goes to in the playoffs? No thanks

Little more insight http://www.kansascity.com/2013/10/17/4558298/detroit-red-wings-5-2-0-at-colorado.html ""It's not something I'm looking at. To be truthful, I'm not really excited about the record. I'm excited about how our team is winning, and any problems we can fix on Thursday (against Detroit)," Roy said. Tremblay took over head coaching duties for the Montreal Canadiens six games into the 1995-96 campaign and won his first six contests. His No. 1 goaltender to begin his tenure with the Habs was Roy, though the two had a strained relationship. It came to a head on Dec. 2, 1995, when Tremblay left Roy in net for nine goals in an 11-1 loss to the Red Wings. Roy was finally pulled in the second period and stormed past Tremblay on the bench. He was traded to Colorado four days after the incident and won a pair of Stanley Cups with the Avalanche. Now Roy will get a chance to match Tremblay's mark against those same Red Wings, long a rival of the Avalanche. Detroit won all three meetings last season and has won seven of the previous 10 encounters overall."

Avs are on a roll being undefeated and Roy behind the bench, shall be interesting

Trust in Gus Gus?