redwings.nhl.com - 12/10/2007
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DETROIT -- Two of the highest scoring teams in the NHL didn t disappoint the Joe Louis Arena faithful on Sunday night. Knotted in a seesaw battle for the first two periods, Detroit delivered the deciding punch in a four goal, 12-minute span of the second period for a 5-2 win over Carolina. It was the Red Wings sixth straight win. You don t have to give them too many chances but they can score ...
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Wings fly over Hurricanes 5-2
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Blackhawks priorty, all home games on tv | Main | Rangers scoot past Devils 1-0 Wings fly over Hurricanes 5-2 By TonyH | December 9, 2007 Hudler’s career night calms ‘Canes Lindsey Ungar / Detroit Red Wings DETROIT — Two of the highest scoring teams in the NHL didn’t disappoint the Joe Louis Arena faithful on Sunday night. Knotted in a seesaw battle for the first two periods, Detroit delivered the deciding punch in a four goal, 12-minute span of the second period for a 5-2 win over Carolina. It was the Red Wings’ sixth straight win. Valtteri Filppula gave Detroit a 1-0 lead at the first intermission, but Carolina ended Dominik Hasek’s ...
Wings continue to roll in deceptively-close win over Hurricanes
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... That being said... "We controlled the game," said Hasek, who got his second consecutive victory, making 15 saves. "We didn't give them much, especially in the neutral zone." Said coach Mike Babcock, impressed by the Hurricanes: "They're a good team, I like their team. They keep you in trouble." But by the same token, Babcock was again pleased with what he saw of his team. "We played hard," Babcock said. "We were efficient with the puck, and our big players came through at the end." December 10, DetroitRedWings.com : "You don't have to give them too many chances but they can ...
12/10 Links
On the Wings —
It’s finals week here at school and I have a big one tomorrow. So, I’ll be studying most of the day and probably won’t be able to watch the game tonight. This is all the blogging I really have time for today.
From the Wings’ 5-2 win over Carolina last night:
Bruce MacLeod’s thoughts
Pete’s thoughts at yzerman is god
Post-game interviews
Pavel Datsyuk
Dominik Hasek
Mike Babcock
WingsCast Post-game (mp3)
Official site’s recap
Freep recap
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