Hank’s a little like Dougie
This story may have slipped through some radar screens, but the Globe and Mail's Eric Duhatschek penned a really remarkable article about Henrik Zetterberg's leadership while comparing the Wings' undersized but ultra-competitive captain to Doug Gilmour, and Duhatschek's comparison struck one of Zetterberg's teammates, Mikael Samuelsson, as completely accurate...
Wings' Samuelsson in for Abdelkader
Mikael Samuelsson is replacing forward Justin Abdelkader on the Detroit Red Wings first line for Monday's Game 4.
Abdelkader is out because of the two-game suspension he received Sunday afternoon after hitting Ducks defenseman Toni Lydman.
Samuelsson will be playing alongside Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg, head coach Mike Babcock told reports during Monday's morning...
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Wings' lineup set for Game 3 at The Joe
Mikael Samuelsson along with Brian Lashoff are the only lineup changes the Detroit Red Wings will make for tonights playoff game against the Anaheim Ducks at Joe Louis Arena.
Samuelsson suffered an injury plagued year missing 41 games of the regular season and has been a healthy scratch for the first two games of this series. Hes expected to play on a line with Cory Emmerton and...
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No news is no news regarding Red Wings’ Mikael Samuelsson and Jimmy Howard (and other stuff)
Ugh. The Red Wings lost Mikael Samuelsson to a possibly broken left hand before yesterday night's loss to Nashville, and Jimmy Howard had to leave the game due to "blurry vision, yielding a boatload of worry for Red Wings fans. At this point, we'd all just like to learn what's going on with said players, but, via RedWingsFeed, MLive's Brendan Savage reports that...
Mikael Samuelsson Needs X-Rays on Injured Hand, Per MLive Report
Mikael Samuelsson lasted all of one game after a return from a groin injury before being hit with some more bad luck. Or, more specifically in this case, being hit by an Ian White shot.
Samuelsson left the ice early during Detroit’s pregame skate Tuesday in Nashville, after an errant shot from White struck Samuelsson on his left hand. MLive’s Ansar Khan reported after the Wings’...
Mikael Samuelsson Criticizes Alex Burrows for Biting Patrice Bergeron, Says He Should Have 'Let the Bear Sleep'
Don't poke the bear. NESN's Jack Edwards has been warning people for years, and the Canucks just didn't listen, although Mikael Samuelsson would have preferred if they did. During an interview with the Swedish website HockeySvierge.Se, Samuelsson, who played for the Canucks in 2011, made it clear that he thought Alex Burrows biting Patrice Bergeron during the Stanley...
Samuelsson returns to Red Wings
Forward Mikael Samuelsson is rejoining the team with whom he won a Stanley Cup in 2008. The Detroit Red Wings agreed to terms on a two-year contract Sunday, the team announced. Samuelsson, 35, was the third unrestricted free agent to sign with the Red Wings, joining goaltender Jonas Gustavsson and forward Damien Brunner. Samuelsson spent last season with the Florida Panthers...
Samuelsson strikes twice from long range to spark Panthers
Mikael Samuelsson scored a pair of long-range goals as the Florida Panthers reclaimed first place in the Southeast Division with a 4-2 home victory over the Washington Capitals on Wednesday.
Stephen Weiss and Shawn Matthias also tallied while Tomas Fleischmann recorded a pair of assists for Florida, which halted a three-game home losing streak and moved one point ahead of Washington...
Samuelsson With Another Head-Scratcher From Center Ice
It's rare that a goal is scored from center ice, well, at least it's rare when there's a GOALIE in the net, that is. Earlier tonight, Florida's Mikael Samuelsson broke a scoreless game with a wrister from the red line; giving the Panthers a 1-0 lead, and Washington's Michal Neuvirth shame. This comes on the heels of Dennis Seidenberg's blast that ripped...
Samuelsson scores two goals in win
Mikael Samuelsson had two goals and the Florida Panthers beat the Washington Capitals 4-2 on Wednesday night.
Stephen Weiss and Shawn Matthias also scored for Florida, and Scott Clemmensen stopped 26 shots. Tomas Fleischmann had a pair of assists for the Panthers, who moved into first place in the Southeast Division - one point ahead of Washington.
Brooks Laich and John Carlson...
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February 01, 2012
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