Game 4 Loss Spells Trouble For Penguins
nhlpens.com 6/1/2008 — In our series preview, we noted that this year’s Stanley Cup Finals would be a battle of experience versus youth. Right now, experience has the strong upper hand as the Pittsburgh Penguins lost Game 4 to the Detroit Red Wings by a score of 2-1, and now trail 3-1 in the series. The Red Wings are well positioned to win the Stanley Cup, and will try to do so on Monday night at Joe Louis Arena. For

Game 6
mirtle.blogspot.com 6/4/2008 — Stanley Cup final (1) Detroit v. (2) Pittsburgh Red Wings lead series 3-2 "We are going to do what we always do. The biggest thing is clearing your mind, remembering that the only people that can help you are the people in the room. ... If we can ...

Game Six: Wings smother Penguins again for 3-2 Stanley Cup win
mvn.com 6/5/2008 — He giveth and he taketh, so it’s said. Marc-Andre Fleury, who single-handedly prolonged the Penguins season with a heroic Game Five overtime performance of 55 saves, gave up two terribly soft goals, giving the Detroit Red Wings the room they needed to hold on for dear life against a valiant Pittsburgh Penguins comeback attempt and won Game Six 3-2 to win the Stanley Cup tonight at the Igloo.

2008 Playoffs: Wrapping Up Game 6 And The Finals
takingonefortheteam.blogspot.com 6/5/2008 — The Stanley Cup Finals are over and the Detroit Red Wings emerged victorious over the Pittsburgh Penguins with a 3-2 win. How did it all go down and where do the two teams go from here?

Time for Don Cherry to retire
hockeyadventure.com 6/5/2008 — Really, could there be a more fitting time for Don Cherry, the hockey media’s most notorious and self-righteous loudmouth, to make his exit? After all, June 4, 2008 will always be remembered as the date when the Detroit Red Wings became the first ...

Red Wings Win Stanley Cup with 3-2 Win. NHL Sees Large Increase in Ratings for Series, and Increased Growth
bizofhockey.com 6/5/2008 — Henrik Zetterberg had an assist and scored a goal as the Detroit Red Wings held off a late charging Pittsburgh Penguins to claim their fourth Stanley Cup championship in 11 seasons last night, taking the series 4-2. For his contributions over the series, Zetterberg was awarded the Conn Smythe trophy. Red Wings players, coaches and staff will participate in a parade to celebrate the 2008 ...

Despicable Don
blog.mlive.com 6/5/2008 — The CBC's Don Cherry spoke to ESPN's Barry Melrose and Steve Levy on Wednesday night, and for a man who says that he picked the Red Wings to win the Stanley Cup, and may very well repeat as Stanley Cup...

Stanley Cup Champs: Detroit Red Wings
thenhlarenaprogram.blogspot.com 6/9/2008 — A salute to the Detroit Red Wings and a huge congrats to them after their 3-2 win tonight over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Their eleventh cup was won in six games. The Penguins were game but in the end, the Red Wings were just too much for ...