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Damn it, so much for Ozzie; s***ty luck tonight

Now that was a bad goal.

Here comes another pk

Man, almost there for Malts

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post!

Then take it back

VS Preview- Red Wings at Thrashers Recap- Red Wings 6, Thrashers 3 Detroit: 47-15-9, 21-10-5 Road Record, 103 pts; 1st in Central Division, 1st Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Defeated PHI 3-2 Recap Atlanta: 29-36-6, 14-18-2 Home Record, 64 pts; 4th in Southeast Division, 13th Overall in Eastern Conference Last Game: Lost to PIT Recap Last DET-ATL meeting: 10/24, ATL 3 at DET 5 Recap NHL STANDINGS WATCH (UPDATED) 1. Boston 72 GP, 45-17-10, 100 pts 2. Washington 73 GP, 45-22-6, 96 pts 3. New Jersey 70 GP, 46-21-3, 95 pts 4. Philadelphia 69 GP, 37-22-10, 84 pts 5. Pittsburgh 72 GP, 38-26-8, 84 pts 6. NY Rangers 71 GP, 37-26-8, 82 pts 7. Montreal 71 GP, 36-26-9, 81 pts 8. Carolina 72 GP, 36-28-7, 81 pts ---------------------------------------------- 9. Florida 71 GP, 35-25-10, 80 pts 10. Buffalo 70 GP, 34-28-8, 76 pts 11. Toronto 72 GP, 29-30-13, 71 pts 12. Ottawa 70 GP, 30-30-10, 70 pts 13. Atlanta 71 GP, 29-36-6, 64 pts 14. Tampa Bay 71 GP, 23-33-15, 61 pts 15. NY Islanders 70 GP, 24-38-8, 56 pts 1. DETROIT 71 GP, 47-15-9, 103 pts 2. San Jose 70 GP, 46-14-10, 102 pts 3. Calgary 70 GP, 41-23-6, 88 pts 4. Vancouver 70 GP, 38-23-9, 85 pts 5. Chicago 69 GP, 37-22-10, 84 pts 6. Columbus 71 GP, 37-28-6, 80 pts 7. Edmonton 70 GP, 34-27-9, 77 pts 8. Nashville 72 GP, 35-30-7, 77 pts ------------------------------------------- 9. Minnesota 70 GP, 33-29-8, 74 pts 10. Anaheim 71 GP, 34-31-6, 74 pts 11. Dallas 71 GP, 33-30-8, 74 pts 12. St. Louis 71 GP, 32-30-9, 73 pts 13. Los Angeles 70 GP, 30-30-10, 70 pts 14. Phoenix 71 GP, 29-35-7, 65 pts 15. Colorado 72 GP, 31-39-2, 64 pts Goals DET Marian Hossa: 35 ATL Ilya Kovalchuk: 36 Assists DET Pavel Datsyuk: 59 ATL Todd White: 44 Plus/Minus DET Pavel Datsyuk: +30 ATL Marty Reasoner: +10 ---- DET Derek Meech: -12 ATL Slava Kozlov and Ron Hainsey: -16 PIM DET Andreas Lilja: 66 ATL Eric Boulton: 161 Franzen-Datsyuk-Samuelsson Cleary-Zetterberg-Hossa Hudler-Filppula-Kopecky Meech-Draper-Maltby Lidstrom-Rafalski Kronwall-Stuart Lebda-Ericsson Chelios scratched DET Chris Osgood 23-6-7, 3.14 GAA, .884 SV %, 2 SO ATL Kari Lehtonen 18-20-3, 2.94 GAA, .915 SV %, 3 SO DET Valtteri Filppula (back spasms) questionable, Tomas Holmstrom (knee) out, Andreas Lilja (concussion) out ATL Ilya Kovalchuk (upper body) probable, Ron Hainsey (leg) questionable, Zach Bogosian (knee) questionable

I still can't believe that Sharks/Kings game, the Kings had a 2 on 0 from Center Ice and didn't even get a shot out of it.

That's some crazy stuff. We should all be thankful the Wings were able to lock him up long term, I think I'd have to cry seeing him do those moves in another uniform.

Awesome fight, Tootoo finally got his.

Per MLive - "DETROIT -- Marian Hossa knew he was going to be booed vociferously during his first game back in Pittsburgh, that fans would be eager to express their displeasure about his decision to leave last summer. Especially since he signed with the Detroit Red Wings. But how does he expect to be treated tonight in Atlanta, during his first appearance at Philips Arena since the Thrashers traded him to Pittsburgh late last season? "To tell you the truth, I'm not sure," Hossa said. "Obviously, it's going to be a little bit of both (mixed)." It can't possibly be as bad as it was in Pittsburgh on Feb. 8, can it? "We'll see, maybe nasty surprise," Hossa said. "It's going to be interesting." Hossa left Pittsburgh as a free agent four weeks after the Red Wings defeated the Penguins in the Stanley Cup finals. He was traded from Atlanta after the Thrashers were unable to sign him to a contract extension. The club did not want to risk losing him for nothing in the offseason. Hossa had 108 goals and 248 points in 222 games in less than three seasons with the Thrashers, teaming up with Ilya Kovalchuk to form a potent one-two punch. "When I was in Atlanta, it was good time," Hossa said. "I was playing tons. Good team, we didn't make the playoffs my first year, made playoffs after second year (2006-07, they were swept by the New York Rangers in the first round), fans went crazy. That was really good experience for the team. Overall, I look at lots of positives." The Thrashers are out of the Eastern Conference playoff picture, but won a club-record six consecutive games before their 6-2 loss in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Goaltender Kari Lehtonen has been the catalyst, winning his past five starts, allowing only six goals and posting two shutouts during that stretch. "Their goaltending has been fantastic," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "We're going to get a real good test from a big man in net, the kind of test you face at playoff time. When the other goalie is really good, you got to outwork him."

Friday New Jersey Carolina Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Red Wings Edmonton Calgary Saturday San Jose Montreal Ottawa NY Rangers Washington Columbus Atlanta Vancouver Sunday Philadelphia Boston Chicago Minnesota NY Rangers Anaheim San Jose

I thought that Crosby would be the King of Canadians for a guy who is so biased towards Canadians like Grapes is.

VS Preview- Flyers at Red Wings Recap- Red Wings 3, Flyers 2 Philadelphia: 37-21-10, 16-11-6 Road Record, 84 pts; 2nd in Atlantic Division, 4th Overall in Eastern Conference Last Game: Lost to NYR 4-1 Recap Detroit: 46-15-9, 25-5-4 Home Record, 101 pts; 1st in Central Division, 1st Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Defeated CBJ 4-0 Recap Last PHI-DET meeting: 2/12/07, DET 1 at PHI 6 Recap NHL STANDINGS WATCH UPDATED 1. Boston 71 GP, 45-17-9, 99 pts 2. New Jersey 68 GP, 45-20-3, 93 pts 3. Washington 71 GP, 42-22-6, 92 pts 4. Philadelphia 68 GP, 37-21-10, 84 pts 5. Pittsburgh 71 GP, 37-26-8, 82 pts 6. Montreal 69 GP, 35-25-8, 80 pts 7. NY Rangers 70 GP, 36-26-8, 80 pts 8. Carolina 71 GP, 36-28-7, 79 pts ---------------------------------------------- 9. Florida 69 GP, 34-25-10, 78 pts 10. Buffalo 69 GP, 34-27-8, 76 pts 11. Toronto 70 GP, 28-29-13, 69 pts 12. Ottawa 68 GP, 28-30-10, 66 pts 13. Atlanta 70 GP, 29-35-6, 64 pts 14. Tampa Bay 69 GP, 23-32-14, 60 pts 15. NY Islanders 70 GP, 24-38-8, 56 pts 1. DETROIT 70 GP, 46-15-9, 101 pts 2. San Jose 68 GP, 45-13-10, 100 pts 3. Calgary 69 GP, 40-23-6, 86 pts 4. Chicago 67 GP, 37-21-9, 83 pts 5. Vancouver 66 GP, 36-23-9, 81 pts 6. Columbus 70 GP, 36-28-6, 78 pts 7. Nashville 70 GP, 35-30-5, 75 pts 8. Dallas 69 GP, 33-28-8, 74 pts ------------------------------------------- 9. Edmonton 68 GP, 32-27-9, 73 pts 10. St. Louis 69 GP, 32-29-8, 72 pts 11. Minnesota 69 GP, 32-29-8, 72 pts 12. Anaheim 69 GP, 32-31-6, 70 pts 13. Los Angeles 69 GP, 29-30-10, 68 pts 14. Colorado 70 GP, 31-38-1, 63 pts 15. Phoenix 69 GP, 28-35-6, 62 pts Goals PHI Jeff Carter: 38 DET Marian Hossa: 35 Assists PHI Mike Richards: 44 DET Pavel Datsyuk: 58 Plus/Minus PHI Mike Richards: +25 DET Pavel Datsyuk: +29 ---- PHI Andreas Nodl: -12 DET Derek Meech: -12 PIM PHI Riley Cote: 160 DET Andreas Lilja: 66 Forthcoming PHI Martin Biron 22-14-5, 2.73 GAA, .914 SV %, 2 SO DET Chris Osgood 22-6-7, 3.17 GAA, .883 SV %, 2 SO PHI Derian Hatcher (knee) out DET Valtteri Filppula (back spasms) questionable, Andreas Lilja (concussion) out OLD SCHOOL

WINGS WIN

In 1988 - Price of Gas: 90 cents

Nail biter.....

Empty net!

Man, that would have been a thing of beauty from Pav! PP Coming

"She bought it for me" giggles That's probably not something you should be proud of, bud.

HANK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!