whats gonna happen to staals ice time once malone comes back from the arm injury?
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Who cares about the Penguins? They suck! They can't even make the playoffs!
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Hi there.\n\nLegace will not come back.  Ken Holland, GM of the Red Wings, confirmed this.  He's not back.\n\nIMO, he is gone due to 1st round exit.\n\nThe Wings have a history of doing this, impatience, most recently CuJo.  I remember that when CuJo and the Wings lost in the playoffs, his team only scored like 12 goals in front of him.  Clearly not his fault.\n\nFurthermore, Legace had a great season and doesn't deserve to leave.\n\nI hope that the Leafs sign him -- they need a starter.\n\nAnyway -- I want to address someone's post on here.  Detroit, is not a good team.  Their record, is obviously not indicative of how good of a team they are -- it just shows that they're in a bad division.  Out of 24 games played with St. Louis, Columbus and Chicago,  Detroit won 21.  They also went into OT at least two times with them, and lost.  That's 44 of their 124 points, bringing them down to 80 (obviously they wouldn't have lost all 21 wins).
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none, hes injured and a major doubt for the team!!!!!! hope that resolves your question!!!!!!!!
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I'm not sure what the official word is - try asking them directly at their new blog - http://blog.360.yahoo.com/ysportsblog - for an official answer.\n\nBut I'd guess you won't be too disappointed with their answer.\n\nOkay, now that it's out, I can give the official word that it's out - heheh.\n\nEnjoy and good luck this season. No injuries!\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-6DUCtjYoaLYIUQbGbJMG6_NjrA--?cq=1&p=29
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I would imagine he would.  I expect the Leafs to buy out his contract and make JS Aubin or Telqvist they're goaltender.  Then they'll just cross their fingers.  (I would also think they'd chase a top notch goaltender in the offseason.  Luongo anyone?)\n\nBut since they just extended Aubin's deal, it looks like Eddie could be done in Toronto.  I suppose it may also depend on how he recovers from his surgery.
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Richards....\nHe just isn't fitting in right now.\nI'm sure he will explode later in the season as per usual, but if you gotta get rid of one of them....\n\nfrom a source:\nEvery newspaper I read this morning (which is a lot of them) is raving about how TB GM Jay Feaster is looking to make a trade. Richards is safe, St.Louis has a no-trade clause, and Lecavalier is untouchable. Why waste time speculating on those guys? The only way a team takes St.Louis is if they give up a pile of salary in return. Lecavalier...would take a Joe Thornton-like deal.
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Losing Terry will hurt Dallas, but they should win tonight.\n\nPhoenix, unfortunately, will win Game 7, but the Clippers have announced their presence in the NBA.\n\nIf Detroit remembers what made them 64-18 this season, they win tonight.
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Injuries, Injuries, Injuries\n\nLosing 4 of your top 6 defensemen and a playmaking center will hurt any team. Most teams would not have gotten as far as the Sabres did without some of their key players
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You cant drop one of those 2, but Staal is awesome! \n\nWhen someone sneezes on Forsberg and he gets injured however, thats when you can make the drop. He is a walking injury, so Forsberg will eventually get hurt.
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They weren't doing very well with Martin, and they won't get anywhere without him. The Nuggets will be done playing basketball for the year in 2 or 3 games, and will need to figure some things out in the offseason. Martin will be traded, which will be good for them since he wasn't living up to his potential anyway, and they'll have to get some more scoring to take the burden off Carmello. Without some serious changes, they won't make it to the playoffs at all next year.
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Detroit is pretty much hopeless and a coach won't help much. Steve was suposed to correct this. They'll have to get ride of their stupid owner and get some more talent
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They lost some key players; Yzerman and Shanahan. Chelios is getting old, and Hasek is a big question at this point. I would say they will win their division, but I don't think they will go far in the playoffs again this year.
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The U.S. will probably go with only one forward(McBride) during games and brought Wolff(experience) and Johnson(first touch, potential) almost as no brainers.  I believe it came down to Twellman and Ching and the later being chosen for his physical prowess, recent goal spurt and impending games against two, oversized European teams.
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well, shanny's not gay.  he has three kids and is married.   they lost due to datsyuk and manny legace. legace's failure to quit letting in bs goals lead to his demise in the playoffs.  the team is solid and capable of winning.  edmonton progressed and is going to the second round against colorado.  the team was flat and not fast enough.
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It's something to support his wrist. If you remember a few years back, he missed about 60 games because of a wrist injury. He doesn't fight like he used to, and he's starting to get better feeling in his wrist why he's able to shoot the puck so hard.
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Rumor is it's a separated shoulder.....Regardless we are without his talent for about 10 days.\n\nWe did manage to set a new road win record for the start of the season tonight with a win against the Rangers---if that's any consolation.\n\nThe Leafs played great, no question about it on Saturday.  Makes you wonder where they are a lot of the "other times".  I really wanted to see them beat Belfour on Thursday but they were just flat as pancakes.
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Wide receiver Santana Moss participated fully in Thursday's practice, a promising sign that his hamstring injury is improving and he could be available for this Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. \n \n\nMoss remains listed as questionable on the team's injury report. \n\nAfter increasing his practice workload on Thursday, Moss said that he felt fine, but added that he was still taking the injury day to day. \n\nMoss was limited in Wednesday's practice, the Redskins' first in preparation for the game against the Eagles. \n\n"It's a step up from [Wednesday's practice]," Moss said. "I feel like I ran with more confidence. I'm on the right track." \n\nAdded Moss: "I think I need to be about 85 percent to be ready to go. Right now I'd say I'm about 80 percent." \n\nMoss injured his hamstring in the Oct. 22 game against Indianapolis and sat out last Sunday's Dallas game. \n\nMeantime, wide receiver Brandon Lloyd sat out practice on Thursday due to a groin injury. He is listed as probable for Sunday's game. \n\nBackup tight end Christian Fauria (ankle) also missed Thursday's practice and he remains listed as questionable.