reedlarson

It'd be pretty cool if Mickey Redmond was the commentator for the Tigers in the postseason. "Look out here gang! You got Lester trying to hit Al Avila and the ump didn't seem to notice." "Look out! You got ball to right field and Mag Ordonez is the only one back to get it."

What were they chanting before the faceoff?

Thanks

I can't seem remember who wore the other 'A' when both Datsyuk and Draper were out of the line up.

Thanks!

What is the name of the song that was playing at the Joe about 10 seconds ago? edit- its like a bunch of kids chanting.

Lets rank all the FS Red Wings guys. Here is my list: Mickey Redmond Ken Daniels Trevor Thompson Larry Murphy Mickey York John Keating "This is just a list, aren't you going to provide some sort of commentary or explanation about why you chose them in that order?" You want commentary? Um. . . its 2:00am. "So?" So!??!!? So. .. . I need to go to bed. I'm tired. I can't delay my sleep any longer just to give my post some actual depth and meaning.

Lehtonen is in goal!?!?! I knew he was good defensively but I didn't know he was that good! That was a joke. "Well it wasn't very funny."

If Philadelphia is going to salvage this series they need a bailout from Leighton. If he fails Philadelphia will crash amidst another overgrown score sheet and a storm of celebration in Chicago will ensue.

I don't think traffic would be much more than a small inconvenience. All three sports venues are already in downtown anyways, so moving the Joe 4000ft. north is not going to make a difference in the amount of traffic on the freeways. There will be more traffic in the immediate area surrounding the stadiums but it would be easily avoidable by simply parking away from the area. Parking in Greektown or the RenCen is away from the traffic but still only a short walk or People Mover ride from the stadiums. Plus, the new arena would be much easier to walk to because it wouldn't be surrounded by freeways and Cobo Hall like the Joe. Also, a future light rail system would provide a quick and easy way out of downtown. For example, if you live in a northern suburb (Ferndale, Royal Oak, Birmingham, Pontiac, etc.) you could park at the nearest station (probably a station at every mile road) and take the Woodward Light Rail Line quickly and easily into downtown and you wouldn't have to worry about traffic or have to pay $10-20 for downtown parking.

Hoo Boy!

Why am I to blame?

Yes but every player gets a replica of the trophy.

Thank goodness because I feel like I have not fully quenched my craving for hockey for the next two days.