Predators @ Red Wings - 3/9
#1
Posted March 09, 2008 - 11:04 AM
Valtteri Filppula looks to be able to play today after a leg injury kept him out of Friday's practice but Tomas Holmstrom will be out with a groin injury.
Nicklas Lidstrom could return to the lineup, he'll take the pregame skate and unless there's a setback either Meech or Ericsson will be scratched to make room for him. If he can't go, both of those players will be in, meaning someone else will be a scratch (I'd guess Lilja, as always).
Darren McCarty is with the team but won't play, he's unable to even practice with a rib injury.
I'll be at the game so there probably won't be too many in-game comments from me. Depends on how things go.
#2
Posted March 09, 2008 - 01:46 PM
Oh well, have fun
Lots of injuries again, oh my.

#3
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:29 PM
Lots of penalties. Franzen converts one of the many calls into a goal
Radek Bonk may be the coolest name ever

#4
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:37 PM
Noticed lots of empty seats today.
#5
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:38 PM
To think I could have been gracing the Joe with my presence then!WINGS with opportunities on the Power Play.
Noticed lots of empty seats today.
Hudler makes it 2-love. Was that a powerplay goal? I wasn't paying attention. Lots of criscrossing across the net. He 'got the monkey off his back'. Coolest phrase ever x]

#6
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:39 PM
Yeahahaha..
#7
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:41 PM
To think I could have been gracing the Joe with my presence then!WINGS with opportunities on the Power Play.
Noticed lots of empty seats today.(kidding)
Hudler makes it 2-love. Was that a powerplay goal? I wasn't paying attention. Lots of criscrossing across the net. He 'got the monkey off his back'. Coolest phrase ever x]
Yeah, I'm thinking there are tickets available. You just have to know where to get them. Too cold lately to go down early and try to pick them up outside JLA before the game.
#8
Posted March 09, 2008 - 02:53 PM
Wings looked good in the first. Not a lot of chances for Nashville. Power plays helped. Converting on them helped more.
Downey and Tootoo out against each other for one shift and it got chippy. Surprise.
About 75 photos taken so far, no idea what'll turn out.
#9
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:01 PM
AwesomeAbout 75 photos taken so far, no idea what'll turn out.
I hope there's a fight.

#10
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:24 PM

#11
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:25 PM
I'm hoping the WINGS consider that a 2-0 lead is one of the hardest leads to maintain.
No break downs here please.
#12
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:28 PM
Mason is really solid tonight. WE NEED GOALS!
I wish I was alive when the wings had that, oh...what was it? 15-0 game?
I do recall a 10-0 win against Montreal (Patrick Roy in the nets for the Canadians) in '95. I believe that game was the stimulus to move Roy to Colorado.
#13
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:29 PM
I've heard about a few like that with Roy. Hmm.Mason is really solid tonight. WE NEED GOALS!
I wish I was alive when the wings had that, oh...what was it? 15-0 game?
I do recall a 10-0 win against Montreal (Patrick Roy in the nets for the Canadians) in '95. I believe that game was the stimulus to move Roy to Colorado.
Woo! Stuart! Yay! He was realllly deep out there.

#14
Posted March 09, 2008 - 03:32 PM
Hasek's delay of game penalty seemed deflected and he dove on the inteference call.
Stuart with the goal!
#15
Posted March 09, 2008 - 04:39 PM
#16
Posted March 09, 2008 - 08:26 PM
Agreed.closer than it should have been, the last two Nashville goals shouldn't have happened. A win is a win though.
Did you get nice pictures?

#17
Posted March 09, 2008 - 08:59 PM
Corrections on some of my thoughts from watching live... Hasek definitely threw the puck over the glass, but he didn't dive when he got hit. And Hamhuis added a second shot.
The holding call on Kronwall was absolute crap. An evener, since they went both ways throughout the game.
Hasek made some key stops but couldn't control the rebound at important times. I'm not worried about blowing so much of the lead, that's what you build leads for (in games and in the standings). All that matters is that Nashville didn't score that last goal.
The arena was more full than games I went to earlier this season. The two seats next to me were open from the end of the first on, though. I don't know how to convince people who don't really care to stick around for the whole game.
#18
Posted March 09, 2008 - 09:02 PM
I have an idea! They stay at home at watch the games comfortably and leave the seats for people who want to watch it and obsess over every last detail of the play. (And the fact they're in the Joe! Watching rich people play hockey!)The arena was more full than games I went to earlier this season. The two seats next to me were open from the end of the first on, though. I don't know how to convince people who don't really care to stick around for the whole game.
I noticed that when I was at the Columbus game last year, too. Lots of people leaving after the first period.

#19
Posted March 10, 2008 - 10:09 PM
http://www.detroitho...date=2008-03-09
49 in total but a couple are just general arena shots that I like to take. Lots of faceoff shots 'cause I was at a good angle for those.
#20
Posted March 11, 2008 - 12:42 PM
I think that is crap when things like that happen and the NHL needs to take a hard look at how the officials make calls during the game. Look at what happened with the San Jose game when the puck went up into the netting.
I know in the end that we are good to go on points as we head down the final stretch of the season. However, I don't want to see us embarrassed because of laziness
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