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Detroit Red Wings




Das Team:

PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GT S PCTG

BRENDAN SHANAHAN DET 71 33 34 67 24 91 11 3 6 1 245 13.5
SERGEI FEDOROV DET 71 27 33 60 19 28 9 0 6 1 218 12.4
BRETT HULL DET 71 25 28 53 18 31 5 1 4 2 196 12.8
NICKLAS LIDSTROM DET 71 9 44 53 12 14 6 0 0 0 196 4.6
STEVE YZERMAN DET 51 13 35 48 13 18 5 1 5 0 104 12.5
LUC ROBITAILLE DET 71 29 16 45 3- 30 13 0 5 3 167 17.4
IGOR LARIONOV DET 63 9 28 37 2 46 4 0 1 0 45 20.0
CHRIS CHELIOS DET 71 6 30 36 38 90 1 0 1 0 115 5.2
PAVEL DATSYUK DET 63 11 20 31 6 4 2 0 1 0 71 15.5
KRIS DRAPER DET 71 13 14 27 27 44 0 1 3 0 113 11.5
BOYD DEVEREAUX DET 69 8 16 24 14 20 0 0 2 0 106 7.5
KIRK MALTBY DET 71 9 14 23 14 32 0 1 5 0 99 9.1
TOMAS HOLMSTROM DET 58 7 14 21 13- 50 5 0 1 0 67 10.4
MATHIEU DANDENAULT DET 70 7 8 15 0 36 1 0 2 0 82 8.5
STEVE DUCHESNE DET 57 3 12 15 5 24 1 0 2 0 63 4.8
FREDRIK OLAUSSON DET 46 2 13 15 9 20 0 1 1 0 61 3.3
DARREN MCCARTY DET 51 4 6 10 5 81 0 0 1 1 57 7.0
JIRI FISCHER DET 69 2 7 9 14 63 0 0 1 0 87 2.3
JIRI SLEGR DET 1 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
ATL 38 3 5 8 20- 51 1 0 0 0 56 5.4
TOTAL 39 3 5 8 18- 53 1 0 0 0 56 5.4
JASON WILLIAMS DET 17 2 2 4 1- 4 0 0 0 0 21 9.5
SEAN AVERY DET 27 2 2 4 4 53 0 0 1 0 22 9.1
MAXIM KUZNETSOV DET 30 1 2 3 5 32 0 0 0 0 20 5.0
JESSE WALLIN DET 14 0 1 1 1- 13 0 0 0 0 7 0.0
MANNY LEGACE DET 16 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
DOMINIK HASEK DET 58 0 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
UWE KRUPP DET 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
YURI BUTSAYEV DET 3 0 0 0 1- 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0

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Hey Martina,ich wusste doch,Du hast auch etwas guten Geschmack! Sergei Fedorov ist der Beste!

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hey du hast vergessen,Lidstrom und Robitaille dick zu schreiben,die sind auch All stars.

[anglogold]

was das?

körschgen du bist ein erfolgsfan, welche und wieviele fußballvereine hast du eigentlich schon als "fan" begleitet?

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#4 das hab ich mir dabei auch irgendwie gedacht,aber naja....

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Standings:


CENTRAL GP W L T OTL PTS GF GA HOME ROAD

Detroit 71 49 14 6 2 106 223 154 27-6-3 22-10-3
Chicago 71 35 23 12 1 83 191 182 23-7-5 12-17-7
St. Louis 70 35 24 8 3 81 188 160 22-11-1 13-16-7
Nashville 70 25 34 11 0 61 166 192 15-14-7 10-20-4
Columbus 70 20 38 8 4 52 142 204 12-20-5 8-22-3




Next Game: Mar 23, at Colorado, 3:00pm
-also gegen den aktuellen Stanley-Cup-Sieger-



Last Game:

Fedorov saves uninspired Wings

He scores tying goal, winner over Jackets
March 22, 2002

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Sergei Fedorov saved the Red Wings on Thursday night. First, he forced overtime with 4:47 remaining in regulation. Then, he scored 25 seconds into OT. That allowed the Wings to beat the Blue Jackets, 3-2, despite playing much less than their best yet again.

Since reaching 100 points with a 5-2 victory March 9 at St. Louis, the Wings have gone a lethargic 3-3. They suffered a 2-1 loss Tuesday night to Anaheim, the Western Conference`s second-worst team. Columbus, the West`s worst, outshot them, 22-21.

"It was a struggle throughout the whole game," Fedorov said.

The Wings always have struggled at Nationwide Arena. In five games there since Columbus joined the league last season, the Wings have won four in overtime and lost one in regulation.

Ray Whitney gave the Jackets the lead 2:03 into the second period. Kirk Maltby responded with a lucky goal at 6:58 when the puck took a funny bounce off goaltender Marc Denis. Then Jaroslav Spacek, whom Columbus acquired Tuesday from Chicago, scored shorthanded at 10:46.

"In the second period, I thought we were slumping," said defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom, who had three assists while paired with trade-deadline acquisition Jiri Slegr. "I thought we played right into their hands.

"We were bringing the puck up, and they were just waiting for us, just waiting for a turnover. Instead of making a good play, getting the puck in, we were trying to just skate through the neutral zone. It`s tough to do against a team like that."

As the third period wound down, the Wings were 0-for-5 on the power play. They needed a break. Brendan Shanahan -- who has failed to score his 500th goal for eight games now, but has eight assists in that span -- fired a shot from the slot. The puck hit defenseman Rostislav Klesla`s skate and skipped into the right circle.

Right to Fedorov.

"I was sort of, `Ooh, it`s the puck coming,` " said Fedorov, who put it into an empty net.

In the final minute, Kris Draper skated by the Columbus bench. Earlier, he had hooked the Jackets` Kevin Dineen, Dineen had dived and both had taken penalties. Well, now Draper`s stick was over the boards. Dineen grabbed it and broke it. Draper grabbed a Jacket`s stick, but it was right-handed, and he`s left-handed.

"That does me no good," Draper said, "so I gave it back to him."

Draper, truth be told, shoved it back to him. He and Dineen went off again with 48.4 seconds left.

From the penalty box in overtime, they watched as the puck took another lucky bounce for the Wings. It went right to Fedorov again. This time, Fedorov was in full stride behind the Columbus net, and he wrapped around and stuffed it between Denis` pads.

"A lot of guys wouldn`t make that play," coach Scotty Bowman said. "He just came right out so quick with his hands."

In the 11 games since the Olympic break, Fedorov has seven goals and seven assists.

"They checked us well and they got the lead," Bowman said, "and we were fortunate that we came up with two big plays by Sergei."

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Hihi, ich war schon in Detroit bei einem Spiel, ihr Pappnasen! Was kann ich dafür, dass Detroit die Titanen des Eishockeys holt?

Gleich kommt der grösste Titan...

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Sergei?

[anglogold]

was ist mit den anderen sportarten, wie handball, basketball, hockey, volleyball, schach, kegeln, minigolf, murmeln etc.

interessieren dich doch sicherlich auch.

welche sind da deine lieblingsteams?

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Der beste Goalie aller Zeiten, Dominik Hasek

Der Dominator

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anglogold:
Handball interessiert mich nicht im geringsten. Basketball schon, meine Lieblingsteams sind dort die Knicks, da ich auch ein Spiel von ihnen besuchen durfte, ebenso wie eins von den New York Rangers.

[anglogold]

#7 - du bist ein witz

ich war auch schon bei verschiedenen sportarten, aber deswg. bin ich noch lange kein fan

ich glaube, was dir fehlt, aber nicht nur dir, sondern fast allen hier im board, die über sport und spez. über fußball und seine vereine schreiben, ist das herz & die leidenschaft.

[anglogold]

werde mich jetzt mal duschen, muß nämlich zur alten dame.

ps: ich habe rangers-celtic, utd.-city gesehen..., ich war bei wp in kapstadt, ich habe die boks in joburg gesehen etc. und es waren tolle erlebnisse, ich freue mich auch, wenn ich bilder von ihnen im dt. tv erblicken kann.

eins ist jedoch anders, wenn ich z.b. im videotext lese, daß sie verloren haben, dann geht es mir nicht beschissen.

ganz anders bei hertha, bin mit diesem verein durch dick & dünn und benötige keine erfolge, um diesen kackverein zu lieben!

[Ariminios]

Detroit finde ich zwar ganz nett,aber wirklich fan bin ich von Chicago Blackhawks,da hab ich auch ein Trikot von.

[no_qualm]

Körschi, du bist Fan der RedWings? Da hauts mich ja jetzt um. Endlich beweist du mal guten Geschmack.
Zur Zeit sind sie ja super drauf. Mein Fav. ist auch Hasek. Wahnsinn, was der Typ für Dinger runterholt. Nicht umsonst wird er ja der "Hexer" genannt.

Seit ich vor 2 Jahren ein Spiel der RedWings gegen die Islanders live in NewYork anschauen konnte, bin ich total von NHL.Hockey fasziniert. Nichts gegen das deutsche Eishockey. Aber in den USA gehts schon anders zur Sache.

Besonders stolz ist der gute no_qualm auf sein NYR-Gretzky-No.99-Shirt. Bevor ich das hergeben würde, würde ich mir eher einen Arm abhacken.

no_qualm

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anglogold:
Ich glaube kaum, dass ich Dir Rechenschaft darüber ablegen muss, welches NHL-Team ich gut finde. Mal wieder einen schlechten Tag, oder was?

Naja, am besten man antwortet nicht auf jeden Müll von irgendeinem Schwachmaten.


@no_qualm:
Besonders stolz ist Körschgen auf sein Messier-Trikot.

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Detroit wieder mit einem Sieg über die Avalanche. Aber das beste waren die Prügeleien auf dem Eis, der Dominator war mittendrin. Lest selbst...


Detroit-Colorado rivalry heats up with fight
By JOHN MARSHALL
AP Sports Writer
March 23, 2002


DENVER (AP) -- The rivalry between the Detroit Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche took an ugly turn Saturday when every player on the ice squared off during a fight in the third period.

The fight started when Detroit`s Kirk Maltby ran into Colorado goalie Patrick Roy with 10:04 left and ended up in the Colorado goal. Roy jumped on Maltby after the collision and hit him several times while both players were lying in the net.

A scrum broke out in front of the net, then each player paired off with an opponent as gloves and sticks flew across the ice. Most of the players locked jerseys, but Colorado`s Pascal Trepanier and Detroit`s Sean Avery had their gloves off and were throwing punches.

Detroit goalie Dominik Hasek jumped into the fray a few seconds later, skating the length of the ice before slipping into the back of Roy. Officials had to separate the two goalies, who took off their masks off and jawed at each other halfway down the ice.

Fans chanted ``Roy! Roy!`` as the officials separated the players.

``I was a bit surprised,`` Roy said of Hasek skating to his end of the ice. ``Was it out of line? I think it was. He was probably trying to prove something. I don`t` know what it was.``

The teams combined for 16 penalty minutes in the sequence, with Detroit getting nine minutes.

Avery received 5 minutes for fighting, Hasek got 2 for leaving the crease and Maltby 2 for goalie interference. Roy received 2 minutes for roughing and Trepanier got 5 minutes for fighting.

``I saw Patrick fighting on the other side,`` Hasek said. ``My responsibility is to get there and help my teammates, but I stepped on a stick a couple of feet from Patrick and I slipped down. I am here to help my teammates. I was ready. If something happens, I am ready for him any time.``

Detroit won the game 2-0, but not before it got rough again late in the third period.

Mike Keane ran into Hasek with 4:11 left and was knocked to the ice as he tried to get up. Hasek took a couple of shots at Keane, then Chris Chelios cross checked him twice while he was on the ice.

Chelios hit Keane at least twice more after he got up, then started yelling and pointing at one of the officials. He continued to argue when he got to the penalty box and was called for a game misconduct.

In all, Chelios received 16 minutes worth of penalties: two cross-checking minors, an unsportsmanlike minor and a 10-minute game misconduct.

``We were concerned about Hasek and guys going into the net over the last two or three weeks,`` Detroit coach Scotty Bowman said. ``We watched the referees to look at Keane and watch him, and he went into him.

``Chelios wanted to show the rest of the team you can`t have the goalie have unnecessarily contacted.``

There were 56 minutes in penalties for the game, including 42 in the third period.

``It was a weird game; I`m sure both teams feel that way,`` Colorado`s Adam Foote said. ``It looked like both teams were getting frustrated at the end. They let everything go until the end.``

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Hier ein Bild von der Klopferei zwischen den beiden Goalies Patrick Roy und Dominik Hasek:

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Hier Maltby und Roy beim Fight. Beide erhielten 2-Minuten-Strafen dafür.
Hoffentlich geht es in den Playoffs genauso zu.

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...und hier Hasek bei einem seiner "great saves" gegen die Avs...

[no_qualm]

Geile pics @ Körschi!

Hab´ vor langer Zeit mal zwei ganz gute DRW-Seite gefunden:

http://www.geocities.com/colosseum/arena/3385/
http://sun.science.wayne.edu/~tmaslach/hptwo/redwings.html

no_qualm

[anglogold]

#16

dieses posting zeigt eindeutig, daß du anscheinend zu d...... bist, um sachen zu verstehen und zu deuten.

gute nacht liebste landpomeranze

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@anglogold:
Nein, dieses Posting zeigt eindeutig, dass mich Dein Gesabbel nur geringfügig interessiert. Interessant, dass sich immer die Unberufensten berufen fühlen, wenn es um das Thema Intelligenz geht.
Mach Deinen eigenen Thread auf, dort kannst Du mit meiner Erlaubnis über sämtliche Deiner dokumentierten Systemabstürze Zeugnis ablegen.
Die Reihenfolge Deiner Argumentationskette muss man sich wirklich auf der Zunge zergehen lassen. Kaum eröffnet man einen Eishockey-Thread, plötzlich ist man aufgrund dieser Tatsache "Erfolgsfan", "hat schon viele Teams als Fan begleitet", fehlt einem "Herz und Leidenschaft". Tut mir leid, aber Du solltest unter Deinem Task-Manager nachprüfen, warum Dein System instabil ist.

[anglogold]

landpomeranze, gibt es bei dir keine verkehrsanbindung, so daß du dir deinen jetzigen lieblingsverein einmal im stadion anschauen kannst? frag doch mal papa, ob er mit dir hingeht. erfolgsfan!

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Heute gehts gegen Nashville und bald hat Yzerman auch seine Verletzung auskuriert.

@angeldepp:
Bist Du masochistisch veranlangt, oder warum bettlest Du in jedem Posting um mehr? Du versuchst jetzt zum zweiten Mal betont witzig zu sein. Nur leider bleibt es bei dem Versuch. Also, leg Dich wieder hin und erfreue Dich weiterhin an Deiner Berliner Kirmestruppe. Und vergiss nicht, dem Säugling Alex Alves bei Zeiten ein Video mit seinen tollsten Treffern zu zeigen, damit er wieder Tränen in die Augen bekommt und mehr als einen Möbelwagen aus fünf Metern Entfernung trifft.

[anglogold]

letztes posting von mir:

der unterschied zw. uns beiden ist, daß ich kein erfolgsfan bin. ein spieler ist ein werkzeug, nicht weniger - nicht mehr, was zählt ist der verein.

amoroso amoroso du kuhbauer

[Windoof98]

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[no_qualm]

...Möbelwagen aus 5m Entfernung...............der war gut!!

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@anglo:
Letztes Posting von Dir? Na dann haben wir es ja überstanden. Und tschüss.



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Vorletztes Spiel der Regular Season:

Detroit - St.Louis Blues 2:3 OT


April 13, 2002


ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Chris Pronger made goalie Dominik Hasek pay for leaving the net open.

Pronger`s seventh goal of the season came 3:51 into overtime, giving St. Louis a 3-2 victory Saturday over Detroit, the Blues` first win against the Red Wings in two years. The Blues are 4-1 in their last five games and 7-3 in their last 10.

``There`s not much to it,`` Pronger said. ``The puck squirted to the right side. (Scott) Young was trying to get in the way of the pass and it went off his foot. I just grabbed it and threw it at the net. I didn`t even know he (Hasek) was out of the net.``

The confusing goal was set up by a scramble in front of the net between Hasek and Doug Weight, who returned to the Blues lineup after missing 20 games with a sprained pelvis and damaged muscles.

The two became tangled to the right of the goal, and Pronger was at the left point and fired the puck at the net. Hasek was able to get twist back and get his stick on it but it wasn`t enough to keep the puck out.

``We were chatting with Doug Weight, and at the same time Pronger somehow got to the puck and he had a wide open net,`` Hasek said. ``I was out of position because I was talking with Doug Weight. I thought we had the puck under control, that`s why me and Doug Weight were talking to each other at the same time Pronger was shooting the puck.

``By the time I found out Pronger was shooting, it was too late.``

Weight, too, was confused by the play.

``I was swinging at it,`` Weight said. ``I slashed him (Mathieu Dandenault). He two-handed me. Then Hasek came out. I thought the puck was in his feet. Dominik came out to slash me. It was absolutely surreal to me. He was looking right at me and I saw his face go `oh shoot` and the puck was in the net.``

Count Blues coach Joel Quenneville among the surprised as well.

``I couldn`t believe it happened,`` Quenneville said. ``I looked at the wide-open net and went `Wow.` I saw the puck go to Pronger and I saw the net empty. It was good to see it though.

``It was very dramatic. It was a long time coming.``

Detroit is 3-1 this season against St. Louis and was 3-0-2 last season. The Blues had not defeated Detroit since scoring a 4-1 victory on Feb. 8, 2000. The last home victory was Oct. 30, 1999.

The Red Wings took a 1-0 lead on their first shot. Brett Hull scored 2:39 into the first period on a deflection of a shot by Chris Chelios. Pavel Datsyuk stripped Pronger of the puck behind the net and passed out to the top of the right circle to Chelios, who took a slap shot. Hull got his stick on it to beat goalie Brent Johnson for his 30th goal of the season.

It was the 700th career assist for Chelios, who has played in 1,259 games. He is the 37th player in NHL history to reach that mark and the 12th active player to have 700 or more assists.

St. Louis tied it 1-1 at 5:38 on a goal by Dallas Drake, who beat Hasek from just inside the right post.

Detroit`s Jason Williams scored a power-play goal with 59 seconds left in the period, giving the Red Wings a 2-1 lead.

The Blues tied it 2-2 at 7:01 of the second period. Hasek was caught out of the net, playing the puck in the corner. The puck was passed to Pavol Demitra,who scored his 34th goal.

Notes

: Detroit C Steve Yzerman did not travel to Saturday`s game. He has been bothered by a sore right knee and did not practice with the team Thursday or Friday. Yzerman will not play in Sunday`s regular-season finale. ... Detroit`s Sergei Fedorov took a shot on the inside of his foot. He was to have an X-ray taken when the team returned to Detroit. ... The game was Scotty Bowman`s 700th behind the Detroit bench. He has won 410 games with the Red Wings. Bowman, in his 30th year of coaching, is three victories behind Jack Adams as the leading winner among Red Wings coaches. ... The Red Wings have the league`s best roadrecord at 23-11-6-1.

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Der Dominator bei einem seiner "great saves" gegen St.Louis:

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Leider sind die Rangers nicht in den PlayOffs. Die PlayOffs ohne Lindros, Bure und Messier sind wie Fussball-WMs ohne Deutschland.
Jetzt müssen Fedorow&Co. den Stanley Cup gewinnen, wenn es die Rangers schon nicht machen.


Qualifiziert für die Play Offs sind:

Philadelphia, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils,
Boston, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Carolina, Detroit, St.Louis, Chicago, Colorado, Vancouver, San Jose, Los Angeles, Phoenix


Top-Favoriten:

Colorado Avalanche
Detroit Red Wings

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Team Report · 4/9/02

By Paul Harris, Detroit Hockey Weekly


Although it`s never good for a team to struggle, the Red Wings can probably be excused for their 1-2-3-1 record and seemingly indifferent play in their past seven games.

Having already clinched the Presidents` Trophy, which goes to the team with the NHL`s best record, Detroit is resting a few regulars in each game, particularly those with nagging injuries. For instance, neither Nicklas Lidstrom nor rookie center Pavel Datsyuk traveled with the team last week on its West Coast swing to Anaheim, Los Angeles and San Jose. The team went 0-2-1 without the two players.

Although the company line for any team has always been that it wants to be playing well going into the playoffs, the reality is that Detroit has nothing to gain by winning any of its remaining regular-season games.

The Red Wings` dominance has almost put them in a no-win situation. When they lose and are unimpressive, as they have been, some worry they won`t be ready for the playoffs. But if they were still winning nearly every game, as they had for most of the season, fans and critics would be reminded of the 1995-96 season, when the Red Wings won an NHL-record 62 games but were eliminated in the Western Conference Finals by Colorado.

But because the team is made up mostly of veteran superstars, one of them being Dominik Hasek, there`s every chance Detroit will be able to turn on the switch when the playoffs start.