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    Red Wings general manager Ken Holland disagreed, insisting the roster is still talented enough to win a ninth-straight Central Division title and 13th in 16 seasons. "Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk are two of the best players in the world and they're in the prime of their careers ... Our top four defensemen rank among the best in the league and Chris Osgood has shown what he can do in goal. Who's going to run away with our division? Chicago? We got off to a bad start and the Blackhawks are only two points ahead of us, and there's still a lot of hockey left to play." Captain Nicklas Lidstrom said the Red Wings (6-4-3) will be able to gauge how good they are Thursday night at home against the Western Conference-leading San Jose Sharks (10-4-1). Full Article at WDIV
    Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk are two of the best players in the world and they're in the prime of their careers ... Our top four defensemen rank among the best in the league and Chris Osgood has shown what he can do in goal. Who's going to run away with our division? Chicago? We got off to a bad start and the Blackhawks are only two points ahead of us, and there's still a lot of hockey left to play.
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  1. Our season-ticket sales are down slightly, so we've had to be more aggressive with group sales and creative with nine- and 19-game plans that have flexible payment options that can be spread over six months. A few years ago, we were competing with other teams and entertainment options for discretionary ...
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  2. To get home-ice advantage would be a miracle. A miracle.
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  3. We're going to have to fight just to make the playoffs and it's going to be a grind
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  4. Guys need to look at it ... But we have to keep things in perspective because we've only played 13 games. If it was a '73' up there instead of '13' it would be a different story. I'm not going to question what Jimmy D thinks about us at this point, but I don't think it's going to take a miracle to repea...
    Kirk Maltby – Kirk Maltby SOURCE: WDIV 3 weeks ago
  5. It's not a bad crowd for a Tuesday night
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  6. No doubt, a top team like San Jose is a good measuring stick for us
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