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From left, NHL Hall of Fame inductees Brian Leetch, Brett Hull, Steve Yzerman, Luc Robitaille and Lou Lamoriello take part in a pregame ceremony before the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Detroit Red Wings in an NHL hockey game on Saturday, Nov.

Organizational depth has been a point of pride for the Red Wings over the past decade or so.

Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Jonas Gustavsson looks back for the puck as Detroit Red Wings forwards Dan Cleary, left, and Jason Williams, right, look on during the first period of an NHL hockey game on Saturday, Nov.

The Detroit Free Press's Helene St. James revealed a stunning statement made by Red Wings enforcer Brad May, a non-visor wearer, regarding the NHL and NHLPA's insistence upon allowing players to decide whether they should wear visors: November 7, Detroit Free Press : May is a proponent of everyone wearing one, saying that, "For 15 years I've said ...

Read up on the latest tidbits and trends as Hockey Night in Canada's play-by-play voice Jim Hughson takes you behind the scenes and into the game.

As the Macomb Daily's Bruce MacLeod first reported , Red Wings forward Brad May has agreed to wear a visor while his eye continues to heal from the injury suffered via an inadvertent high stick from teammate Jason Williams, and May discussed his temporary status as a visor-wearer with the Detroit News's Chris McCosky: November 6, Detroit News : ...

Detroit -- Might as well get used to this. The way the Red Wings handled their business against a red-hot San Jose team Thursday, taking a hard-fought, 2-1 shootout win, is the way, the only way, they are going to have success this season.

Detroit Red Wings left wing Brad May said he was surprised to feel as good as he did Monday, less than 48 hours after he was hit in the right eye by the errant stick of teammate Jason Williams during Saturday's game.

The Detroit Red Wings' Dan Cleary, right, who in the past has had a knack for scoring goals in bunches, is looking for his 100th career goal.

Henrik Zetterberg and Tomas Holmstrom scored in the first period, then Chris Osgood finished with his first shutout of the season to give the Detroit Red Wings a 2-0 win over the Boston Bruins.

The Red Wings' coaches gave injured forward Valtteri Filppula a well-deserved nod for his overall effort prior to suffering a broken wrist in Edmonton, as DetroitRedWings.com's Michael Caples notes: November 3, DetroitRedWings.com : Even though he is on injured reserve, the Red Wings' coaching staff appreciated Valtteri Filppula's impressive month ...

Jamie Samuelsen, the sports director for the 'Deminski & Doyle' morning show on WCSX-FM , blogs for freep.com. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Detroit Free Press nor its writers.

Get ready for your monthly dose of parallelism! The Red Wings returned to practice at Joe Louis Arena on Monday minus the services of Jonathan Ericsson, Brian Rafalski, and Niklas Kronwall , who stayed home battling "the flu," and Brad May, who avoided a serious injury after taking an inadvertent stick to the eye on Saturday in Calgary... And the ...

In light of the fast-approaching 50th anniversary of legendary netminder Jacques Plante's decision to don a goalie mask, DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose discussed Terry Sawchuk's eventual adoption of a fiberglass mask: October 29, DetroitRedWings.com : It was October 11, opening night of the 1962-63 season when legendary Red Wings goalie Terry ...

The Oakland Press's Pat Caputo joins the cavalcade of media members weighing in on the Detroit Red Wings' 3-4-1-and-1 start, and while his final conclusion is bottom-line related--the Wings obviously need to start winning, and winning on a very regular basis, if they plan on regaining any semblance of their league-dominating form, especially given ...

Red Wings forward Brad May remained overnight in Calgary for observation after suffering hyphema, or blood in the right eye, when he was hit by a teammate's stick during the Wings' 3-1 victory Saturday at Calgary.

Detroit Red Wings' Todd Bertuzzi, left to right, Jason Williams and Valtteri Filppula, celebrate after Williams scored the game-winning goal against Vancouver.

A surprising development from Monday's Red Wings practice: the Free Press's Helene St.

For many teams in the NHL, a 4-4-2 record, while nothing to get excited about, would still be considered respectable after 10 games.

Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk skipped Detroit's Wednesday practice in Edmonton due to a sore foot, but Datsyuk did admit to feeling some relief about his 3-point performance in the Wings' 5-4 win over the Vancouver Canucks, as he told the Detroit News's Chris McCosky... October 29, Detroit News : Datsyuk was pleased that he broke out of his goal ...