Ozzie-good : seven starts, seven wins. He is THE dominator!!

At least one Detroit team is living up to the hype! Unbelievable domination all over the place. Give the Pistons, Tigers, and even the Lions some tickets to see these guys work it.

Tate if the 'Quins come to town, they'll be stricky seafood.

Hang on for 5:24 more Wings...

Fricken Ribeiro cheap shotted Oz after the game. Hope Oz is OK. Suspend that bast...

What happened to Franzen? They said something about concussion-like symptoms...

Maybe this is what you were referring to:

The Red Wings had a setback before the game, announcing Franzen was scratched from the lineup and would miss the following game because of concussion-like symptoms. He’s had recurring headaches since early in the previous series.

Red Wings beat Stars 2-1 for 2-0 lead in conference finals - NHL - Yahoo! Sports

Demolition Man with the distraction on the second goal. Turco was probably looking to goose him when - aut-oh !

Wings just keep reeling in wins, even without the leading scorer. It will be interesting to see what comes out of the game ending action. I think, and could be wrong, but Ozzie acted a bit after getting smacked with the stick, at least that's how it appeared to look to me.

Even Dallas coach Dave Tippett couldn't understand what his star forward was doing. Just after time expired in the Stars' 2-1 loss to the Wings in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals, forward Mike Ribeiro stood behind the Detroit net and took a two-handed swing with his stick at goalie Chris Osgood, hitting him in the chest.
"I looked at it and said, 'What's he doing?' until I went in and looked at the tape," Tippett said of Ribeiro.


Indeed, replays showed Osgood clipped Ribeiro up high with the butt-end of his goalie stick as Ribeiro skated by the net chasing after the puck in the waning seconds.
"If that's the case, a butt-end to somebody's face at any time is pretty gutless," Dallas goalie Marty Turco said. "Just sticking your knob out there is a dangerous play."
Added Tippett: "Ribeiro is not going to turn around and chop the goalie like that without having something happening."
Maybe not, but Ribeiro, the Stars' first-line center, did receive a match penalty for his actions, triggering an automatic review of the incident by the league. Colin Campbell, the NHL's vice president of hockey operations, was in attendance for Saturday's game at Joe Louis Arena.
Ribeiro, who assisted on the Stars' goal, declined comment after the game through a team spokesman.
"That's just crossing the line," Kris Draper said. "He swung from behind the net -- a two-hander right at Ozzie. You kind of shake your head and wonder what he was thinking.
"Something like that -- that's right out of 'Slap Shot.' It's literally intent to injure on our best player. I couldn't believe it when he did it."
Osgood, for his part, said any contact he made with his stick was unintentional.
"I was just trying to stand out there to make sure Nick (Lidstrom) didn't get run, because I could see two guys coming," Osgood said. "Just standing my ground with it. Whether I hit him or not, it was an accident."
Lidstrom called for a suspension after the game, and the Wings were quick to note the five-game suspension Calgary goalie Jamie McLennan drew for slashing Johan Franzen in last year's playoffs.
"We'll have to wait and see," Draper said. "You don't want to start saying stuff right now. This is something that's going to be reviewed right away. The linesmen said they saw it, the refs said they saw it. So now the league's going to take a close look at it. Here you are in the Western Conference finals -- all eyes were on it. We'll see what happens."



Ribeiro's slash angers Wings

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