Red Wings and Coyotes: Who ya got?
by Casey Richey on Apr 14, 2010 1:00 PM CDT
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PrintPlain and simple with this one. The game is hours away at this point and why not get a feeling for how you guys think this one is going to play out.
My prediction: Wings win in 6. I think Bryzgalov is going to steal a game or two but the Red Wings have too much top to bottom for Phoenix to win 4 of 7. Babcock will have this guys motoring at a high level and it will be great to watch.
Vote below and then call your prediction for the series.
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Wings in 6
Steal one of the first two, win all three games in Detroit.
My two favorite teams are the Tigers and Brewers. Drunk tigers. That sounds about right.
Me in 140 characters
Wings in 6
I see an exact repeat of 1998 – win Game 1, lose the next 2, win the next 3. Hello 2nd round.
Wings split the 1st 2 games
and then home teams win from there out…Wings in 6
TULO = 2010 MVP!
Troy Tulowitzki: "When people think of the Rockies, I want them to think of a winning organization."
LETS GO WINGS!
Phoenix wins Game 2
Detroit renews their habit of clinching the series on the road with a Game 5 whitewash in the whiteout.
Wings in 5
Game 1: Wings 4-2
Game 2: Yotes 2-1
Game 3: Wings 6-3
Game 4: Wings 4-0
Game 5: Wings 2-1
Wings in six.
Game 1: Phoenix (man, hurts to admit to that one)
Game 2: Detroit
Game 3: Detroit
Game 4: Detroit
Game 5: Phoenix
Game 6: Detroit
This is a heart of hearts prediction. The fan in me burns for an annihilation sweep.
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