Red Wings @ Islanders
Started by skyguy52, Jan 30, 2007 08:10 PM
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#1
Posted January 30, 2007 - 08:10 PM
Am I being unduly critical of Tomas, but is he just plain clumsy in front of the opposing net? He seems either slightly out of position or off balance more times than not. I realize its a busy place to be and the opposing D is physical with him, but I don't understand why he can't get in better position. Any comments?
#2
Posted January 30, 2007 - 08:43 PM
2nd period -- Shawn Bates, NYI -- short handed goal! Wings not in sync tonight. NYI aggressive play.
#3
Posted January 30, 2007 - 08:58 PM
It's one of those "you win some, you lose some" things. Shot from the point bounces off him: bad positioning. Shot from the point just misses him and hits the back of the net: great screen.
I don't know what I'm more worried about tonight, the Wings' defense completely falling to sh*t or their offense's inability to get going. They look like they didn't actually make the trip out.
I don't know what I'm more worried about tonight, the Wings' defense completely falling to sh*t or their offense's inability to get going. They look like they didn't actually make the trip out.
#4
Posted January 30, 2007 - 09:35 PM
Like on Kronner's goal, Holmstrom is in front and it's a good screen. Had he been a few inches over, it's another blocked shot.
Glad to see the Wings' streak continue, lets see if they can make their winning streak extend, too.
And Cleary pulls the Wings within one!
It's tied up!
Lidstrom with the PPG and another great screen by Homer.
Glad to see the Wings' streak continue, lets see if they can make their winning streak extend, too.
And Cleary pulls the Wings within one!
It's tied up!
Lidstrom with the PPG and another great screen by Homer.
#5
Posted January 30, 2007 - 10:01 PM
Holy hell, Zetterberg wins it! What a move by Lidstrom to keep control and make the pass.
#6
Posted January 30, 2007 - 10:54 PM
The more I watch the game-winner, the more it looks like Lidstrom closed his hand on the puck making that sweet move. Combined with the ridiculous number of power plays Detroit got (seven to the Fishsticks' two), it takes a little bit off the win.
But in the end, I'm not complaining. Colorado downed Nashville tonight so those are two important points, putting the Wings five points back of the Preds.
But in the end, I'm not complaining. Colorado downed Nashville tonight so those are two important points, putting the Wings five points back of the Preds.
#7
Posted January 30, 2007 - 11:10 PM
Agree to all. Homer redeemed himself tonight! You're right about it being a matter of inches -- an inch or two either way -- makes a difference. Yeah I thought the Nick may have closed his hand on that one -- another game, another ref and who knows. I'll take it this time. Go WINGS ............ 
Even though Nick's hand play may have been a "freeby" his pass to Zetterberg was Tremendous! Did you see DiPietro afterwards .........?? Great PLAY.
Come to think of it, Hank's game winner, was much like Guerin's goal the other night against Ozzie. Lidstrom's pass was better though as it was made in a way that really beat DiPietro for position.
Even though Nick's hand play may have been a "freeby" his pass to Zetterberg was Tremendous! Did you see DiPietro afterwards .........?? Great PLAY.
Come to think of it, Hank's game winner, was much like Guerin's goal the other night against Ozzie. Lidstrom's pass was better though as it was made in a way that really beat DiPietro for position.
#8
Posted January 31, 2007 - 02:12 PM
This game was a classic example of getting too comfortable with a lead. The Wings looked like crap and the "Fishsticks" looked decent until the Third period when Detroit busted out the smelling salts and all hell broke loose. After all the third is usually when we play our best hockey!
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