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Ted’s Thinking
by Paul on 01/13/09 at 07:38 AM ET
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from Ted Montgomery at USA TODAY,
News: The Pittsburgh Penguins have struggled this season.
Views: Not surprising. It’s not unusual for a young team that has vaulted to great success (last year’s Stanley Cup Finals appearance) to experience some growing pains. The Pens also lost some players from last year’s team and have sustained some significant injuries. They will rebound in the second half. There is too much talent on this team.
News: The Detroit Red Wings will not be able to keep Henrik Zetterberg, Marian Hossa and Johan Franzen on next year’s team.
Views: Even Detroit GM Ken Holland admits that next year’s Red Wings will be different than this year’s squad. One of those three players will be gone, solely for salary cap reasons. Most observers feel it will be Hossa, but I think Franzen is the most likely to go….
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