JONATHAN ERICSSON RUMORS
Ericsson helps fill big holes on Wings' defense
DETROIT -- It seems like just yesterday when Jonathan Ericsson was the young defenseman arriving on the scene and making an impact for the Detroit Red Wings.
In the Wings' 2009 playoff run, Ericsson stunned everyone with his four goals and four assists in the 22 games, and by playing three days after an emergency appendectomy. He had played just 19 regular-season games.
Now...
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Henrik Zetterberg, Jonathan Ericsson Deliver Dazzling Assists Against LA Kings: Video
Jonathan Ericsson’s beautiful pass to Pavel Datsyuk helped get the Detroit Red Wings on the board Wednesday night against the Los Angeles Kings. And Henrik Zetterberg’s display of skill in the third period helped put the clutch 3-1 win away.
First, it was Ericsson, the Red Wings’ hulking defenseman, who fired a no-look feed across the ice to Datsyuk. Detroit’s assistant captain...
Jonathan Ericsson’s late third period goal saves linesman’s bladder
The Detroit Red Wings made it interesting Sunday afternoon. The took a 2-0 lead late in the first period before allowing the Kings to score in the last minute of the first. The 2-1 lead held up for all of the second period and 19:07 of game time in the third period before Alec Martinez tied it up for Los Angeles.
Enter Jonathan Ericsson. The Wings defenseman buried a shot with...
Jonathan Ericsson Says He Was Thanked After Scoring Game-Winner by Linesman Who ‘Had to Pee’
The Detroit Red Wings and Los Angeles Kings played one of the most exciting games of the young NHL season Sunday, and it left some hockey fans wishing the game would go to overtime.
At least one person on the ice was just fine with the Red Wings winning the game on a Jonathan Ericsson goal with just 4.5 seconds left to play in Detroit.
That would be one of the linesmen, who was hoping...
Jonathan Ericsson scores with seconds left to give the Wings a 3-2 win over the Kings (VIDEO)
The hockey’s are for the most part an unfair bunch and Sunday’s game between the Detroit Red Wings and Los Angeles Kings proved so.
After getting dominated essentially the entire game, the Red Wings pulled off a 3-2 win over the defending Stanley Cup champions from the Joe Louis Arena.
But to further rub salt into the open wound of the Kings, who have struggled all season, the...
Ericsson's late goal leads Wings over Kings
DETROIT (AP) -- Jonathan Ericsson scored with 5 seconds left to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday.
The Kings failed to clear the puck, less than a minute after they tied the game, and Ericsson took advantage. His slap shot from above the right circle trickled through Jonathan Quick's pads.
Los Angeles pulled Quick with a minute left...
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February 10, 2013
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Detroit Red Wings off to rocky start
In this 2013 season that has been condensed down to 48 games, each one has an added feeling of emphasis.
Out to a 1-2 start and already laden with injuries, the Detroit Red Wings should be feeling uneasy.
After falling to St. Louis on opening night by a whopping 6-0 margin, the Wings were able to regroup and beat Columbus 4-3 in shootout fashion.
Tonight, finally playing at Joe Louis...
Red Wings morning report: Ericsson remains sidelined for Sweden; more poking the Franzen bear
As an addendum to The “early overnight report”: the closest thing to a team of Red Wings is running into the injury bug at the World Championships. Sweden, which employs a little under half of the Wings’ participants at the Worlds, lost Fredrik Petersson‘s services thanks to a broken wrist during the Swedes’ first game; Jonathan Ericsson left the game with what is now a...
Datsyuk, Ericsson practice with Wings
DETROIT -- Perhaps the Red Wings are starting to see the light at the end of the injury tunnel.
Captain Nick Lidstrom (ankle), Pavel Datsyuk (knee), Todd Bertuzzi (groin), Jimmy Howard (groin), Jonathan Ericsson (broken wrist) and Jakub Kindl (upper body) remain out for Friday night's home game against the Los Angeles Kings.
But both Datsyuk and Ericsson were able to participate...
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March 08, 2012
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Red Wings D Ericsson to miss a month with chip fracture in wrist
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Jonathan Ericsson has a chip fracture in his wrist and may miss up to a month.Ericsson was hit by a shot from a teammate in the second period of a 4-3 loss to the Colorado Avalanche. Detroit coach Mike Babcock told reporters the bad news after the game.Ericsson has one goal and nine assists and is a plus-17 in 63 games for the Red Wings this season.
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