Quick Hits: The Beat Boston (Again) Edition

Jeff Hancock

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In Red Wings Land

Notes: Detroit has intense practice in Boston after rough Jersey loss | DetroitRedWings.com

But the odd fact is, despite the Wings’ 14-41-4 record and the Bruins’ 35-11-12 record, the Wings have won each of the last five match-ups in the series, their longest since a nine-game winning streak from Dec. 18, 1992 - Dec. 22, 1997.

Can the Red Wings make it six straight wins against the B’s?

I’m not going to hold my breath, but, man, is it fun to beat Boston.

ICYMI

Gustav Lindstrom participated in a Q&A on the Wings’ Twitter page yesterday.

That’s some solid thumbs up form right there.

Around the League

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Would you want Bruce Boudreau as the next head coach of the Red Wings?