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Sunday A Must Win For the Blackhawks
Every sports team, at every level, has a list of goals they set for themselves throughout a season. For a team like the Blackhawks, they probably have, shockingly, more than “One Goal,” but rather a list of goals that start with … Continue reading
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Who’s Left for Sunday? Detroit Loses Zetterberg
With just under two minutes left in the first period on Thursday night, Detroit star forward and leading scorer Henrik Zetterberg needed help to leave the ice. After a hard, but legal, hit from Mattias Ohlund, Zetterberg was taken to … Continue reading
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Red Wings Lose Cleary For A Month
According to reports out of Detroit, Red Wings’ coach Mike Babcock has confirmed that forward Dan Cleary will be out for a month with a separated shoulder. Cleary was injured Wednesday night in Detroit’s loss to St. Louis. Cleary joins … Continue reading
Red Wings Lose Another Player to Injury
Various media outlets are reporting early Friday morning that the Detroit Red Wings have lost center Valterri Filppula for between six and eight weeks. Filppula broke his right wrist in Thursday night’s shootout loss at Edmonton. He had five points (two … Continue reading