If any group of fans should get a little jaded when it comes to amazing goals, it might be Detroit Red Wings devotees. Pavel Datsyuk has authored so many stunners that you’d think people might just start shrugging their shoulders.
Most of us just drop our jaws each time, though. The 34-year-old superstar beat almost every Nashville Predators player on the ice (plus Pekka Rinne) to score this goal, which tied Tuesday’s game 3-3:
Nashville ended up winning in overtime on a Shea Weber goal, but Datsyuk helped the beat-up bunch to at least secure a point. (He also had an assist to push his season points total to 18.)
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“Hopefully, we’ll find that chemistry,” says Spezza.
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Preds continue to shake up staff, fire head athletic trainer
May 24, 2013, 3:14 PM EDT
Just a few days after turfing assistant coach Peter Horachek.
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Chin up, rookie.
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Torts not expected to make any lineup changes.
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Lightning say Lacroix won’t return as assistant coach next season
May 24, 2013, 1:12 PM EDT
He was Guy Boucher’s right-hand man, so no huge surprise.
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Pens’ Dupuis on Alfredsson remarks: I don’t see Crosby talking like that
May 24, 2013, 12:59 PM EDT
The postgame comment that just won’t go away.
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The Red Wings’ star may go back to Russia after next season.
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Back in Vegas next year.
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Rare criticism for the Blackhawks’ captain.
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SKA Saint Petersburg would be the club.
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“(He’s) a hell of a hockey player.”
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The match will start at 7:30 p.m. ET.
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Friday’s collection of links.
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Typically, this is called.
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Sharks ‘weren’t very good’ in a Game 5 loss, but ‘maybe that’s a good thing’
May 24, 2013, 2:46 AM EDT
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On the brink of elimination.




