Detroit Red Wings Notes And Quotes 7-5-11
"He can play on the power play, he's a competitor. He's a guy that thinks the game. He's got the skills. He competes well." -- Wings general manager Ken Holland, on Ian White.
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"He can play on the power play, he's a competitor. He's a guy that thinks the game. He's got the skills. He competes well." -- Wings general manager Ken Holland, on Ian White.
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The Detroit Red Wings are searching for a backup goaltender, and their options are limited.
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