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3/26 GDT: Wild 2 at Red Wings 6

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Tonight's Stream

See drumnj's profile

http://www.letsgowings.com/forums/index.php?showuser=15741

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Preview: Wild at Red Wings

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Tonight's Officials

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Minnesota: 36-32-6, 78 Pts

Last Game: Defeated PHI 4-3 (OT) Recap

Detroit: 37-23-13, 87 Pts

Last Game: Defeated STL 4-2 Recap

Last MIN-DET Meeting: 3/11, MIN 1 at DET 5Recap

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Goals

MIN Guillaume Latendresse: 25

DET Pavel Datsyuk, Henrik Zetterberg: 23

Assists

MIN Mikko Koivu: 46

DET Henrik Zetterberg: 42

Plus/Minus

MIN Guillaume Latendresse: 4

DET Brian Rafalski: 23

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MIN Martin Havlat, James Sheppard: -12

DET Jonathan Ericsson: -16

PIM

MIN Derek Boogaard: 95

DET Todd Bertuzzi: 72

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Franzen - Datsyuk - Holmstrom

Bertuzzi - Zetterberg - Filppula

Cleary - Miller - Williams

Draper - Helm - Eaves

Lidstrom - Rafalski

Kronwall - Stuart

Lilja - Ericsson

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Kobasew-Sheppard-Clutterbuck

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Zanon-Zidlicky

Burns-Barker

Scott-Schultz

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MIN Josh Harding

9-11-0, 2.95 GAA, .910 SV %, 1 SO

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DET Jimmy Howard

30-15-9, 2.29 GAA, .920 SV %, 1 SO

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MIN Mikko Koivu (arm) will not play, Pierre-Marc Bouchard (head) out, Justin Falk (concussion) out,

Shane Hnidy (leg) questionable, Clayton Stoner (groin) out

DET Kirk Maltby (shoulder surgery) out

Next Game

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3/27, Detroit at Nashville ; 8:00 EST, Bridgestone Arena

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Guest DatsyukianDeke13

Huge game. A win puts us right with the 5-7 spots. Lets get it men

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Woohoo! I get to see this one on TV!!!

A win would make things much more comfortable for the Wings.

Wings 5: Zetterberg, Hank, Zata, Henrik, Z

Minnesota 0 (because it's Jimmy's birthday)

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While not as statistically important as the games before this, I think this game will be an indication as to whether or not this team's "killer instinct" at an acceptable level going into (hopefully) the playoffs.

A win tonight, while not exactly mathematically eliminating them, could crush the spirits of idle Calgary after the Isles served them up to us for a kill shot last night and can also keep us in the middle of the Western pack.

Hot damn, what a great time for hockey.

GO WINGS GO!!!

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Current Streaks

Regular Season Streaks

Overall: 3-game winning streak

Home: 4-game winning streak.

Historical Regular Season Streaks vs. Minnesota

Overall: 1-game winning streak

Home: 3-game winning streak.

Last Ten Games

Last Ten Games – Regular Season

Overall: 8W-1L-0OTL-1SOL

Home: 7W-2L-0OTL-1SOL.

Last Ten Games - Historical Regular Season vs. Minnesota

Overall: 7W-2L-0OTL-1SOL

Home: 8W-1L-0OTL-1SOL.

Record on this Date

March 26.

This is the 20th game played on this date. The Club's record in the previous 19 games:

7W-10L-2T.

LGW.

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Guest mindfly

If they play like they did against pens = Easy WIN

If they play like they did against blues = 50/50 chans of WIN

I say, let's play like they did versus pens

That is all.

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From the Freep:

Birthday boy, Red Wings goalie Howard in Calder conversation

Goalie is 26 today, has 30 wins and starts tonight

Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard has a few reasons to celebrate.

He earned his 30th victory of the season in Wednesday's 4-2 victory over Blues. And today, his 26th birthday, he'll be making his 21st consecutive start when the Wings host the Wild.

Asked after the game about win No. 30, Howard said it wasn't an individual accomplishment.

"It's great, but it comes with the team playing well," he said. "It's definitely not something I see as an individual stat."

The Wings are in a fight to make the playoffs, and Howard isn't concerned about any mental or physical fatigue.

"When you're out there and you're constantly playing, it's easy to shrug things off," he said.

Veteran goaltender Chris Osgood said Howard should be proud to hit the 30-win mark.

"When you do stuff, you don't realize at the time how difficult it is until you haven't or you've gone through it over and over again," Osgood said. "It's difficult to get 30 wins year after year after year. It means you have to be consistent all season long. It doesn't happen by accident."

With his performance, Howard has put himself in the conversation for the Calder Trophy, which goes to the league's rookie of the year.

Howard is 30-15-9 with a 2.29 goals-against average and a .924 save percentage with one shutout. Those numbers compare well with the three previous goaltenders who captured the Calder:

• Columbus' Steve Mason won last season as a 21-year-old. He was 33-20-7 with a 2.29 GAA, a .916 save percentage and 10 shutouts.

• Andrew Raycroft won with the Bruins in 2003-04 at age 23. He went 29-18-9 with a 2.05 GAA, a .926 save percentage, three shutouts.

• Evgeni Nabokov won in 2000-01 with the Sharks when he was 25. He went 32-21-7 with a 2.19 GAA, a .915 save percentage, six shutouts.

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I usually don't post before the game (superstition of mine) but today is a day of remembrance in Hockeytown, and I'm surprised no one mentioned it yet. This should get us all pumped up.

Fantastic.

Although I was too young at the time to really understand the significance and magnitude of what I was witnessing, to this day, watching those clips still gives me the goosebumps - the good kind.

(P.S: Long time lurker, new member. Feel free to give me a, "Hey Champ! Good to have you" or similar generic, introductory banter.)

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I usually don't post before the game (superstition of mine) but today is a day of remembrance in Hockeytown, and I'm surprised no one mentioned it yet. This should get us all pumped up.

i'm actually in the middle of watching the dvd of the whole game right now...happy anniversary everybody!!!

guessing tonight won't be quite so full of fireworks, heh...but we win!

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