Wings Soar in Third Period

I myself was on the way to one of my hockey games while listening to the Team 1040, and I could sense that the Canucks were starting to get their backs up against the wall a bit. Heh, it's funny that you mention loving to watch the Red Wings lose, as there was another fellow writes for The College Hockey Blog that noticed that a lot of content in my Canucks/Red Wings blog that I didn't trash talk the Wings. Of course, even though the Canucks have given them a run for their money over the last few seasons, we've had them relatively own the Canucks on the whole.
True to fashion, those Red Wings just find a way to be successful. Just ask Jimmy Howard and Pavol Datysuk. As our injuries ease up (and hopefully all in time for a post-season run, is all I'm asking for), watch for us to be playing better than .500 hockey. Until Daniel gets back, and Lou's healthy, it'll be a big challenge.

Thanks for reading;
Larenzo

I was listening to the Team 1040 earlier today, and they are saying that he's up and walking around, and was even hoping to be well enough to travel with them for this West Coast swing, but it looks like they'll lean on keeping him here for the road trip, to make certain he doesn't have any complications/concussion. Smart move. All we need is to rush him back (and he'd play even if he was partially mangled, that's just the heart the guy has, and the guts) to have him suffer an injury on top that really puts him out for a long period of time.

Good news is, we don't lean on him as heavy for defensive assignments as we used to have to, but our depth has improved.

Thank you for reading, hope it continues to entertain,

Larenzo

Thanks for the press, I appreciate that. I replied to one of the readers in the 'Recent Comments' area, particularly in regards to your blog/feature. I feel it's pretty creative stuff, and I like the way you've incorporated a fresh approach to your particular style. I had thought about being perhaps a little more critical of the Red Wings, but just plain have too much respect for where the organization's been and what's been accomplished, that I can't look myself in the mirror after having written something like that.

Thanks again for making it fun;

Larenzo