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Can The Wings Score Enough Goals?
by Paul on 09/07/09 at 07:22 PM ET
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from Craig Custance of the Sporting News,
The Detroit Red Wings didn’t make any splashy free-agent signings or major trades to replace guys like Marian Hossa and Jiri Hudler. And that’s meant with all due respect to new additions Todd Bertuzzi, Patrick Eaves and Jason Williams.
But expectations haven’t lowered in Detroit. The Red Wings expect another Stanley Cup contending team, despite the departing offense. Here’s how they can replace those lost goals:
1. More from Hank: Marian Hossa’s 40-goal season and a trip to the Stanley Cup finals overshadowed a quiet offensive season from Henrik Zetterberg.
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