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| Time to go: Red Wings G Dominik Hasek retires from NHL |
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06/09/2008 |
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| goals-against average while alternating with Osgood in net. Detroit coach Mike Babcock chose to start Hasek in the playoffs - saying ``Dom's not going to struggle'' - then pulled him in favor of Osgood during Game 4 of the first round against the Nashville Predators. Osgood won his first nine games as a starter in the postseason and finished with a 14-4 record and a league-low 1.55 goals-against average, keeping Hasek on the bench. After an injury-shortened season with the Senators, Hasek returned to the Re |
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| Red Wings goalie Hasek retires following Cup triumph |
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06/09/2008 |
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| ainst average while alternating with Osgood in net. Detroit coach Mike Babcock chose to start Hasek in the playoffs - saying ``Dom's not going to struggle'' - then pulled him in favor of Osgood during Game 4 in the opening-round series against the Nashville Predators. Osgood won his first nine games as a starter in the postseason and finished with a 14-4 record and a league-low 1.55 goals-against average, keeping Hasek on the bench. After an injury-shortened season with the Senators, Hasek returned to the Re |
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| Source: Red Wings' Hasek expected to retire |
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06/08/2008 |
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| ainst average while alternating with Osgood in net. Detroit coach Mike Babcock chose to start Hasek in the playoffs - saying ``Dom's not going to struggle'' - then pulled him in favor of Osgood during Game 4 in the opening-round series against the Nashville Predators. Osgood won his first nine games as a starter in the postseason and finished with a 14-4 record and a league-low 1.55 goals-against average, keeping Hasek on the bench. Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said he would welcome Hasek back if he |
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| Predators co-owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy |
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06/06/2008 |
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - A Silicon Valley financier who owns a stake in the NHL's Nashville Predators has filed for personal Chapter 11 bankruptcy just weeks after being accused of loan fraud. William ``Boots'' Del Biaggio III's filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California caps a turbulent two weeks for this scion of a prominent San Jose banking family. While the filing didn't list the 40-year-old businessman's assets or debts, a list of the biggest unsecured claims against him sho |
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| Co-owner of Nashville Predators sued |
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06/04/2008 |
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A prominent Silicon Valley financier has been accused of defrauding a bank to secure a $10 million loan that he used to buy an ownership stake in the NHL's Nashville Predators. William ``Boots'' Del Biaggio III was sued this week in Santa Clara County Superior Court by Modern Bank, a New York-based private bank that counts former NFL star Joe Montana as a vice chairman. It is the latest in a series of legal setbacks for Del Biaggio, the son of a well-known local banking family and co-fou |
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| Red Wings' Osgood gives up playoff-high 4 goals in Game 5 |
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06/03/2008 |
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| rank among some of the game's greats such as teammate Dominik Hasek, whom he replaced in the first round. The NHL's top-seeded team planned on starting and sticking with Hasek and keeping Osgood on the bench. But when Hasek struggled against the Nashville Predators, Babcock benched the six-time Vezina Trophy winner in favor of Osgood during Game 4 of the first round. Osgood lost for just the fourth time in 17 starts on Monday night. Detroit drafted the native of Peace River, Alberta, in the third round in |
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| Hasek-to-Osgood switch a brilliant move for Red Wings |
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06/02/2008 |
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| d keeping him there. ``Dom is not going to struggle,'' Detroit coach Mike Babcock said the day before the postseason started, attempting to shoot down a question about the possibility of playing Chris Osgood. But when Hasek struggled against the Nashville Predators, Babcock benched the six-time Vezina Trophy winner in favor of Osgood during Game 4 of the first round. So far, so good. Osgood is 13-3 with three shutouts and a 1.45 goals-against average, helping Detroit pull within one win of hoisting the Sta |
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| Red Wings have knack of letting teams catch up |
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05/29/2008 |
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Detroit Red Wings have been through this before. They jump to big leads over teams that seem grossly overmatched, then find ways to let them back in the playoffs. The Nashville Predators caught up to Detroit in the first round, and the Dallas Stars put a scare into the Presidents' Trophy winners after falling into an 0-3 hole in the Western Conference finals. Only Colorado proved easy pickings, swept by the Red Wings in the second round. Now, the Pittsburgh Penguins are a win from sq |
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| Leipold not worried about losing Risebrough |
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05/14/2008 |
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| quashing curiosity whether Risebrough would listen if the once-proud Toronto Maple Leafs made a pitch for him to fill their GM vacancy. Or from anybody else, for that matter. ``This is the marquee market,'' Leipold said. Leipold, who sold the Nashville Predators last year and returned to the NHL ownership ranks by buying the Wild in a $260 million sale that closed last month, spoke proudly of the stability and success Minnesota has enjoyed since entering the league in 2000. Referring to the rest of the le |
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| Preds sign Erat to seven-year deal |
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05/12/2008 |
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| Nashville, TN (MySportsbook) - The Nashville Predators have signed forward Martin Erat to a seven-year contract worth $31.5 million. Erat, a restricted free agent, established a career high with 23 goals and tied a personal best with 57 points in 76 games this past season. He has spent his entire six-year career with Nashville. "Martin Erat is a perfect example of this organization's philosophy," said Predators general manager David Poile in making the announcement. "He came to us as a seventh-round draft pick, |
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