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Good to hear.

It says that if Flip is out, Maltby is in. Otherwise, same line-up from Round 2.

All you have to do is pay $40 and join Redwingsworld.com, and you will be all set. Because that is the only people it is available to. They don't like it when people outside of the site get the password.

Yeah, Stevie game him the nickname because he said he could carry the weight of opposing players hanging on him but still charge in and score a goal.

http://redwings.nhl.com/team/app?articleid...mp;service=page

Maybe this is why Ericsson was practicing with the regulars, recently.

http://www.nhl.com/nhl/app?service=page&am...sPage&tab=2

I was going to type successful, but I must have been thinking of something else, while I was typing.

The league already has a policy in place that if a player gets a concussion they are supposed to be tested, and the results are compared to there baseline set at the beginning of the season. If they are below their baseline results, they can't play. I cannot speak directly about Arnott, because I don't know how severe his concussion was and if Nashville diagnosed it quickly enough.

NHL = No Humour League.

As others have speculated, it will only affect those in NY. From NHL.com The NBC Sports broadcast of Game 6 of the Detroit Red Wings vs. Nashville Predators NHL Stanley Cup Conference Quarter-Final on Sunday, April 20 at 3 p.m. ET will be pre-empted by WNBC Channel 4 in the New York City DMA due to coverage of the planned Mass at Yankee Stadium to be celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI. NHL fans in the New York area will be able to watch the entire game live on NBC's 4.4 digital channel and MSG Plus. WNBC Channel 4 will join the game in progress. NBC 4.4 is available on the following channels on the following cable systems: Time Warner: 732 Comcast: 249 Cablevision (NY, NJ): 110 Cablevision (CT): 119 RCN: 190

That is why Hartigan was kept, instead of Ellis. His speed. The fourth line didn't play much in the last game. We things working in the first two games, then they decide to make changes based on what Nasville can do with line changes in game 3. The Wings need to be forcing Nashville to make the changes, not the other way around.

I think you hit the nail on the head, and this way they can have other things at the Joe to make even more money. http://redwings.nhl.com/team/app/?service=...rticleid=360416

We've had consecutive goals in the last 3 games. Another bit today, and it would be tough to come back. He needed to shake up the entire team. They need to play a complete 60 minutes.

http://www.nhl.com/impact/april08_issue.html The thread title should have had management in there, but I guess it was too long.

And you don't get any extras in overtime.

Most of this is for these guys to get a taste of the atmosphere, to watch the NHL players' routines, and to give guys rests in practice.

Is he like Mr. Fantastic?

NBC puts out a 1080 signal, unlike some other stations that put out only 720. The local NBC station also has a weather channel that puts a strain on that signal. Plus, Comcast really compresses the signal. Also, if you have a lot of people watching the game, in a local area, it puts a strain on the signal, as well. All that contibutes to that choppiness.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news;_ylt=Aig....p&type=lgns

My guess for games 3 and 4 would be Tuesday and Thursday.

Buffalo trying to sign Miller and others to extensions. http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=3332981

It was actually Mike Milbury who made the comment.

Someone just posted that Kopecky tore his ACL, so there isn't much of an argument, now.

He tweaked his knee late in the game. No word yet on how severe.