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Wings Have Not Cracked
by Paul on 06/06/09 at 08:00 AM ET
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from Ron Cook of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Sounds like the Red Wings might have cracked, eh?
Please.
Not a snowball’s chance in you-know-where.
The Penguins had better know that or they are on the verge of making a terrible mistake. They had better be ready for the Red Wings’ best in Game 5 tonight. The Red Wings are proud defending Cup champions. They are back home at Joe Louis Arena, where they won Games 1 and 2 with some ease and where they have beaten the Penguins in four of the past five Cup final games going back to last season, the exception being the Penguins’ epic, 4-3 win in three overtimes in Game 5 a year ago. They also figure to get a big boost from the likely return of star center Pavel Datsyuk, their Hart Trophy candidate as NHL MVP.
Cracked?
The Red Wings?
Hardly.
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