In an earlier post regarding the Nashville Predators, I commented on how the Preds would eventually fade. This is the case with the Colorado Avalanche. The team had its time in the spotlight, while gaining notoriety with the help of the Wings, but to no long lasting stamina. They have faded, while the Wings continue to rebuild and restructure unconditionally.
I hope to see the Wings prove this point today without looking back. Wings will smite this team and move on to where we belong……… the Stanley Cup. HOCKEYTOWN BABY!
Let me hear ya!!
GO WINGS!!
Glove_DropperMarch 4, 2007 5:21 AM
I completely agree, I think in the next few years, the predators will begin to drop in skill level. Expansion teams usually dont hold up a solid team. The Red Wings are an extremely deep team, their skill goes all the way down into the Griffins team. Everyone in their system has a good amount of skill, this isnt the case for many other teams. Detroit is similar to the Montreal Canadiens back when they were amazing. I think Detroit will always be one of those teams that has good skill. It will be a LONG time until the Dead Things come back. As long as Ken Holland is GM, we will be a solid team.
choyerMarch 4, 2007 5:56 AM
Finally the Refs call in favor of Detroit. Actually had to hog tie Schneider in order to get a call!
You said it too, the history in Detroit is deep, as well as the farm teams.
Go Wings.
Penalty SHot!!! Yeah baby..go Holmstrom!
Glove_DropperMarch 4, 2007 6:07 AM
If Homer had gotten it a little higher…
I’ve been watching this on mute since Catmandu has been on the phone and it doesn’t feel like I’m missing anything. Says something about the quality of the national broadcasts.
Clark RasmussenMarch 4, 2007 6:12 AM
If Homer had gotten it a little higher…
I’ve been watching this on mute since Catmandu has been on the phone and it doesn’t feel like I’m missing anything. Says something about the quality of the national broadcasts.
Yeah, he was a little weak there, but that same thing happened to me yesterday. So, I can’t say as I blame him, after all, he is a professional, unlike my sorry hockey playin ass.
I know that NBC is broadcasting in Hi-Def, and it is very sharp, so I can’t say too much about the feed.
that was close!
Go Wings.
Glove_DropperMarch 4, 2007 6:29 AM
Wow, two quick ones! Here’s hoping Detroit can come alive today…sheesh what luck!
Glove_DropperMarch 4, 2007 6:53 AM
Obligatory ref bashing… Calder gets knocked down away from the puck, then gets a stick stuck in his helmet, no call. Then the ref breaks up a Detroit pass in the Colorado zone. Way to be neutral.
Clark RasmussenMarch 4, 2007 7:45 AM
Take the damn pass away, Lebda! Jesus, what were you thinking?
Clark RasmussenMarch 4, 2007 8:03 AM
wings lose in OT, good comeback to say the least. Great initial save on the OT goal by osgood, where was the defense to take away the second shot which happened to go in. Good job Defense! way to give them a goal!
choyerMarch 4, 2007 8:12 AM
Despite the OT loss, I was pleased to see the extra EFFORT by the Franzen/Draper/Maltby line. Its PLAYOFF Hockey from here on out. The WINGS can expect their opponents to come out like the AVALANCHE did every game now from here on out! Great come back by the Wings. There were a lot of near goals. Both teams looked DETERMINED, particularly the AVALANCHE, especially early in the game.
Hi All,
In an earlier post regarding the Nashville Predators, I commented on how the Preds would eventually fade. This is the case with the Colorado Avalanche. The team had its time in the spotlight, while gaining notoriety with the help of the Wings, but to no long lasting stamina. They have faded, while the Wings continue to rebuild and restructure unconditionally.
I hope to see the Wings prove this point today without looking back. Wings will smite this team and move on to where we belong……… the Stanley Cup. HOCKEYTOWN BABY!
Let me hear ya!!
GO WINGS!!
I completely agree, I think in the next few years, the predators will begin to drop in skill level. Expansion teams usually dont hold up a solid team. The Red Wings are an extremely deep team, their skill goes all the way down into the Griffins team. Everyone in their system has a good amount of skill, this isnt the case for many other teams. Detroit is similar to the Montreal Canadiens back when they were amazing. I think Detroit will always be one of those teams that has good skill. It will be a LONG time until the Dead Things come back. As long as Ken Holland is GM, we will be a solid team.
Finally the Refs call in favor of Detroit. Actually had to hog tie Schneider in order to get a call!
You said it too, the history in Detroit is deep, as well as the farm teams.
Go Wings.
Penalty SHot!!! Yeah baby..go Holmstrom!
If Homer had gotten it a little higher…
I’ve been watching this on mute since Catmandu has been on the phone and it doesn’t feel like I’m missing anything. Says something about the quality of the national broadcasts.
Yeah, he was a little weak there, but that same thing happened to me yesterday. So, I can’t say as I blame him, after all, he is a professional, unlike my sorry hockey playin ass.
I know that NBC is broadcasting in Hi-Def, and it is very sharp, so I can’t say too much about the feed.
that was close!
Go Wings.
Wow, two quick ones! Here’s hoping Detroit can come alive today…sheesh what luck!
Obligatory ref bashing… Calder gets knocked down away from the puck, then gets a stick stuck in his helmet, no call. Then the ref breaks up a Detroit pass in the Colorado zone. Way to be neutral.
Take the damn pass away, Lebda! Jesus, what were you thinking?
wings lose in OT, good comeback to say the least. Great initial save on the OT goal by osgood, where was the defense to take away the second shot which happened to go in. Good job Defense! way to give them a goal!
Despite the OT loss, I was pleased to see the extra EFFORT by the Franzen/Draper/Maltby line. Its PLAYOFF Hockey from here on out. The WINGS can expect their opponents to come out like the AVALANCHE did every game now from here on out! Great come back by the Wings. There were a lot of near goals. Both teams looked DETERMINED, particularly the AVALANCHE, especially early in the game.