Friday | ESPN
Kiprusoff's 40 saves keep Wings scoreless again
CGY DET 0:28 1 0 18:29 2 0 CGY DET 2 0 CGY DET 0:25 3 0 DETROIT -- Even when the puck does go into the net for the Detroit Red Wings these days, it doesn't count.
Michigan State's Ashton Leggett scored four touchdowns and rushed for 110 yards in the Spartans' 49-14 rout of Western Michigan at Spartan Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
For the first time in many Toronto-Detroit meetings, it was the Red Wings who needed their Hall of Famers to take off their blazers and get out on the ice.
Knuble, Caps ride five-goal third to tam
Zdeno Chara tallied a goal and an assist, as Boston halted a three-game losing streak with a 4-2 victory against Buffalo at TD Garden.
Red Wings' depleted offence takes another major injury
Marian Hossa, Jiri Hudler and Mikael Samuelsson all left Hockeytown in the summer.
Leafs transform into giant slayers
Leafs transform into giant slayers Toronto Maple Leafs forward Wayne Primeau, centre, celebrates his goal against the Detroit Red Wings during first period NHL action on Saturday, Nov.
Avs continue hot start with win over Red Wings
Chris Stewart scored the go-ahead goal in the third period and Craig Anderson made 48 saves, as the Avalanche continued their good early-season play with a 3-1 win over the Red Wings.
LEAFS4LIFE99's 3rd annual regular season picks
Warpy, I was talking years. Half of my sentence is missing now in the earlier post.
Detroit Red Wings goaltender Chris Osgood's inconsistency is a big reason why the defending Western Conference champions surprisingly share last place in the Central Division.
The Buffalo Sabres finally found their scoring touch at a time when they are going to need it most.
Keith Tkachuk had two power-play goals and an assist and the St. Louis Blues overcame a two-goal deficit for the second straight night, beating the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 on Saturday to sweep the two-game series.
Loss of goal scoring no sweat for Red Wings
If there is any team in the NHL that can lose 28 per cent of its scoring from the previous year and still be successful, it is the Detroit Red Wings .
Islanders Fall in Opener, but You'd Never Know It
Opening night at Madison Square Garden was a big night for new Rangers . Vaclav Prospal, Marian Gaborik and the 19-year-old rookie defenseman Michael Del Zotto, all among the team's nine newcomers, scored as the Rangers emphatically beat the Ottawa Senators , 5-2, and evened their record at 1-1. For Del Zotto, the Rangers' No.
Tkachuk leads Blues past Red Wings
Keith Tkachuk had two power-play goals and an assist and the St. Louis Blues overcame a two-goal deficit for the second straight night, beating the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 on Saturday to sweep the two-game series.
Burnside: Bertuzzi hoping second stint with Detroit is charm
We in the media often like to infuse our assessment of things with an air of finality.
This might make Don Cherry roll over in his over-sized collars, but what might keep the Detroit Red Wings from returning to a third straight Stanley Cup finals is the loss of too many European players.
Hudler can sign with Dynamo Jiri Hudler, seen celebrating a goal with teammate Daniel Cleary during the Stanley Cup playoffs last spring, appears headed for Dynamo Moscow of the Kontinental Hockey League.
Red-White Olympic team summer scrimmage a sellout at Saddledome
Rick Nash, left, from Brampton, Ont., collides with Jeff Carter, from London, Ont., during the Men's National Olympic Hockey Team orientation camp scrimmage game second period action in Calgary, Thursday, Aug.
Cleary's dream: Bring Olympic gold to Newfoundland
Daniel Cleary can think of one thing that might top the Stanley Cup celebration he had in Newfoundland and Labrador last summer.
Scrimmage give Canada Olympic hopefuls a rousing sendoff
The NHL stars hoping to represent Canada at next year's Olympics ended their orientation camp with a scrimmage Thursday night, but a sellout crowd gave it a playoff atmosphere.