Hockeytown0001

SAAAAMMYY!!! J WILLIE WITH THE ASSIST

And...that's NOT goalie interference?

I'd rather be sat down and forced to listen to depressing emo music.

Those kind of calls are reserved for players who are able to finish a wide open net shot.

KRONNNER

PP Coming....2 of them?

Really? Never heard that before.

HOSSAAA

That's beyond ridiculous

NO ******* WAY

VS Preview- Red Wings at Blues Recap- Red Wings 5, Blues 2 Detroit: 44-15-9, 19-10-5 Road Record, 97 pts; 1st in Central Division, 1st Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Lost to CGY 6-5 (SO) Recap St. Louis: 31-28-8, 18-12-5 Home Record, 70 pts; 5th in Central Division, 11th Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Defeated SJ 3-1 Recap Last DET-STL meeting: 3/3, DET 5 at STL 0 Recap 1. Boston 69 GP, 44-16-9, 97 pts 2. New Jersey 67 GP, 44-20-3, 91 pts 3. Washington 69 GP, 41-21-6, 90 pts 4. Philadelphia 66 GP, 36-20-10, 82 pts 5. Montreal 68 GP, 35-24-8, 80 pts 6. Pittsburgh 69 GP, 36-26-7, 79 pts 7. NY Rangers 68 GP, 35-25-8, 78 pts 8. Carolina 70 GP, 36-28-6, 78 pts ---------------------------------------------- 9. Florida 68 GP, 34-25-9, 77 pts 10. Buffalo 68 GP, 34-27-7, 75 pts 11. Toronto 69 GP, 27-29-13, 67 pts 12. Ottawa 67 GP, 27-30-10, 64 pts 13. Atlanta 68 GP, 27-35-6, 60 pts 14. Tampa Bay 68 GP, 22-32-14, 58 pts 15. NY Islanders 68 GP, 23-37-8, 54 pts 2. DETROIT 68 GP, 44-15-9, 97 pts 2. San Jose 66 GP, 43-13-10, 96 pts 3. Calgary 68 GP, 40-22-6, 86 pts 4. Chicago 66 GP, 37-20-9, 83 pts 5. Vancouver 67 GP, 35-23-9, 79 pts 6. Columbus 67 GP, 36-27-6, 78 pts 7. Edmonton 67 GP, 32-27-8, 72 pts 8. Dallas 68 GP, 32-28-8, 72 pts ------------------------------------------- 9. Minnesota 66 GP, 32-28-6, 70 pts 10. Nashville 68 GP, 33-30-5, 71 pts 11. St. Louis 67 GP, 31-28-8, 70 pts 12. Anaheim 68 GP, 32-30-6, 70 pts 13. Los Angeles 67 GP, 29-29-9, 67 pts 14. Phoenix 68 GP, 28-34-6, 62 pts 15. Colorado 68 GP, 30-37-1, 61 pts Goals DET Marian Hossa: 34 STL Brad Boyes: 28 Assists DET Pavel Datsyuk: 57 STL David Perron: 30 Plus/Minus DET Pavel Datsyuk: +26 STL Patrik Berglund: +17 ---- DET Derek Meech: -12 STL Brad Boyes: -18 PIM DET Andreas Lilja: 66 STL David Backes: 151 Franzen-Datsyuk-Holmstrom Cleary-Zetterberg-Hossa Hudler-Filppula-Samuelsson Kopecky-Draper-Maltby (As of now) Lidstrom-Rafalski Kronwall-Stuart Ericsson-Lebda Chelios scratched DET Chris Osgood 20-6-7, 3.30 GAA, .878 SV %, 1 SO STL Chris Mason 17-18-5, 2.45 GAA, .917 SV %, 4 SO DET Andreas Lilja (concussion) out STL Patrik Berglund (upper body) questionable, Alexander Steen (lower body) questionable, Eric Brewer (back) out, D.J. King (shoulder) out, Paul Kariya (hip) out, Eric Johnson (torn acl) out

This season for the most part

Good freaking Lord, the Kings had what, 4 chances to win? Wasted a great performance from Ersberg.

SJ Powerplay...

1 to 0 San Jose, End 1st

Holy freaking FAIL, I wanted to puke when I heard the Blues announcing watching the highlights. Wings shoot the puck off the net "Mason makes huge saves!" Blues score "1-0 for the good guys!"

VS Preview- Flames at Red Wings Calgary: 39-22-6, 17-14-2 Road Record, 84 pts; 1st in Northwest Division, 3rd Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Lost to NJD 3-2 Recap Detroit: 44-15-8, 25-5-3 Home Record, 96 pts; 1st in Central Division, 2nd Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Defeated PHX 3-2 (OT) Recap Last CGY-DET meeting: 12/10, CGY 3 at DET 4 (OT) Recap NHL STANDINGS WATCH (UPDATED) 1. Boston 68 GP, 43-16-9, 95 pts 2. New Jersey 66 GP, 43-20-3, 89 pts 3. Washington 68 GP, 41-21-6, 88 pts 4. Philadelphia 65 GP, 36-19-10, 82 pts 5. Montreal 67 GP, 35-24-7, 79 pts 6. Pittsburgh 68 GP, 36-26-6, 78 pts 7. Carolina 69 GP, 36-27-6, 78 pts 8. Florida 67 GP, 34-24-9, 77 pts ---------------------------------------------- 9. NY Rangers 67 GP, 34-25-8, 76 pts 10. Buffalo 67 GP, 33-27-7, 73 pts 11. Toronto 68 GP, 27-28-13, 67 pts 12. Ottawa 66 GP, 27-29-10, 64 pts 13. Atlanta 67 GP, 26-35-6, 58 pts 14. Tampa Bay 67 GP, 21-32-14, 56 pts 15. NY Islanders 67 GP, 22-37-8, 52 pts 1. San Jose 65 GP, 43-12-10, 96 pts 2. DETROIT 67 GP, 44-15-8, 96 pts 3. Calgary 67 GP, 39-22-6, 84 pts 4. Chicago 65 GP, 37-19-9, 83 pts 5. Vancouver 65 GP, 34-23-8, 76 pts 6. Columbus 67 GP, 34-27-6, 74 pts 7. Edmonton 66 GP, 32-27-7, 71 pts 8. Nashville 67 GP, 33-29-5, 71 pts ------------------------------------------- 9. Minnesota 66 GP, 32-28-6, 70 pts 10. Dallas 67 GP, 31-28-8, 70 pts 11. Anaheim 68 GP, 32-30-6, 70 pts 12. St. Louis 66 GP, 30-28-8, 68 pts 13. Los Angeles 66 GP, 29-28-9, 67 pts 14. Phoenix 67 GP, 28-33-6, 62 pts 15. Colorado 67 GP, 29-37-1, 59 pts Goals CGY Michael Cammalleri: 34 DET Marian Hossa: 34 Assists CGY Jarome Iginla: 48 DET Pavel Datsyuk: 54 Plus/Minus CGY Rene Bourque: +18 DET Pavel Datsyuk: +26 ---- CGY Dustin Boyd and Todd Bertuzzi: -11 DET Derek Meech: -12 PIM CGY Cory Sarich: 102 DET Andreas Lilja: 66 Datsyuk-Zetterberg-Cleary Hudler-Filppula-Franzen Holmstrom-Kopecky-Samuelsson Meech-Draper-Maltby Lidstrom-Rafalski Kronwall-Stuart Ericsson-Lebda Chelios scratched CGY Miikka Kiprusoff 39-17-5, 2.78 GAA, .906 SV %, 4 SO DET Ty Conklin 24-8-1, 2.38 GAA, .914 SV %, 6 SO CGY Todd Bertuzzi (knee) out, Rene Bourque (ankle) questionable, Mark Giordano (shoulder) out, Wayne Primeau (foot) out, Rhett Warrener (shoulder) out DET Marian Hossa (neck, back) will not play, Andreas Lilja (concussion) out

Friday Columbus Vancouver Saturday Boston Philadelphia Detroit Red Wings Pittsburgh Buffalo New Jersey Calgary Washington Florida Dallas Edmonton San Jose Sunday NY Rangers Chicago Boston Detroit Red Wings Minnesota Anaheim Vancouver

I was at the game, what a disappointment it turned out to be. I keep thinking back to where we basically had the last half of the 1st on the powerplay but only got 2 goals out of it. Forget the Wings 3rd period meltdown, Kipper was absolutely the difference in the game, I'd have to say it was one of the best goaltending displays I've ever seen in person.

Per MLive - "Update from Wednesday's practice: Marian Hossa said his neck is still a little stiff, so he won't play Thursday against Calgary. He is hoping to return for Saturday's game in St. Louis, which ironically is where he was injured on March 3." "I don't feel comfortable turning,'' Hossa said. "I don't want to make (his return) too quick and regret it in the long run. Take an extra day and make sure I'm 100 percent.''

VS Preview- Coyotes at Red Wings Recap- Coyotes 2, Red Wings 3 (OT) Phoenix: 28-33-5, 11-20-3 Road Record, 61 pts; 5th in Pacific Division, 14th Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Lost to NYI 3-2 Recap Detroit: 43-15-8, 24-5-3 Home Record, 94 pts; 1st in Central Division, 2nd Overall in Western Conference Last Game: Lost to CBJ 8-2 Recap Last PHX-DET meeting: 2/4, Coyotes 4 at Red Wings 5 Recap NHL STANDINGS WATCH (UPDATED) 1. Boston 67 GP, 43-15-9, 95 pts 2. New Jersey 65 GP, 42-20-3, 87 pts 3. Washington 67 GP, 40-21-6, 86 pts 4. Philadelphia 64 GP, 35-19-10, 80 pts 5. Montreal 66 GP, 35-24-7, 77 pts 6. Carolina 68 GP, 36-27-5, 77 pts 7. Florida 66 GP, 34-24-8, 76 pts 8. Pittsburgh 66 GP, 35-26-6, 76 pts ---------------------------------------------- 9. NY Rangers 65 GP, 33-24-8, 76 pts 10. Buffalo 65 GP, 33-25-7, 73 pts 11. Toronto 65 GP, 26-26-13, 65 pts 12. Ottawa 65 GP, 26-29-10, 62 pts 13. Atlanta 66 GP, 25-35-6, 56 pts 14. Tampa Bay 66 GP, 21-32-18, 55 pts 15. NY Islanders 66 GP, 22-37-7, 49 pts 1. San Jose 64 GP, 42-12-10, 94 pts 2. DETROIT 66 GP, 43-15-8, 94 pts 3. Calgary 66 GP, 39-21-6, 84 pts 4. Chicago 64 GP, 36-19-9, 81 pts 5. Vancouver 65 GP, 34-23-8, 76 pts 6. Columbus 66 GP, 33-27-6, 72 pts 7. Edmonton 65 GP, 32-27-6, 70 pts 8. Nashville 65 GP, 33-28-4, 70 pts ------------------------------------------- 9. Dallas 66 GP, 31-27-8, 70 pts 10. Minnesota 65 GP, 32-28-5, 69 pts 11. Anaheim 67 GP, 31-30-6, 68 pts 12. Los Angeles 66 GP, 29-28-9, 67 pts 13. St. Louis 65 GP, 29-28-8, 66 pts 14. Phoenix 66 GP, 28-33-5, 61 pts 15. Colorado 66 GP, 29-36-1, 59 pts Goals PHX Shane Doan: 24 DET Marian Hossa: 34 Assists PHX Shane Doan: 31 DET Pavel Datsyuk: 53 Plus/Minus PHX Steven Reinprecht and Daniel Winnik: +3 DET Pavel Datsyuk: +26 ---- PHX Enver Lisin: -18 DET Derek Meech: -11 PIM PHX Ed Jovanavski: 98 DET Andreas Lilja: 66 (UPDATED) Datsyuk-Zetterberg-Cleary Hudler-Filppula-Franzen Holmstrom-Kopecky-Samuelsson Meech-Draper-Maltby Lidstrom-Rafalski Kronwall-Stuart Ericsson-Chelios Lebda scratched PHX Ilya Bryzgalov 21-27-4, 2.95 GAA, .907 SV %, 3 SO DET Ty Conklin 23-8-1, 2.39 GAA, .914 SV %, 6 SO PHX Brandon Prust (concussion) probable DET Marian Hossa (neck, back) will not play, Andreas Lilja (concussion) out, Tomas Holmstrom (hernia) out

FRANZENN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Phoenix has gotten away with a few here

Not saying it will happen, but Giguere was unbeatable in the '03 playoffs, then was painfully average the next season.

Damn, pk