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Not dead yet. 4-2.

Terrible turnover by Edvinsson. Wings were pressing. 4-1.

Habs have been all over the Wings this period. Lyon held the fort awhile. 3-1.

Isles, Caps and Pens all taking care of business so far, all leading at the 1st intermission. Wings? Not exactly. Trail 2-1. 40 minutes to save their season.

2-1. Tonight could be a rollercoaster of emotions

Geesh. Biggest game in years and come out limping. 3 Habs shots, 2 Habs goals. 2-0.

The four big games tonight, all starting at 7pm - Montreal at Red Wings. Wings will be eliminated if they lose in regulation. With a win, would be safe from being caught by Pittsburgh if the Pens lose in regulation tonight. Even with a win, no way for the Wings to be safe from being caught by Washington or Philadelphia prior to Game 82 - Boston at Washington. If the Caps lose in OT, the Wings will control their destiny by winning their final 2 games. - NYI at NJ. The Wings need to gain at least a point on the Islanders tonight or else it will be impossible for the Wings to catch NYI. To catch NYI, the Wings would need to gain 3 points on the Islanders over the final 2 games; Wings win the tiebreaker in that case. - Nashville at Pittsburgh. If the Wings win and Pittsburgh loses in regulation, the Wings will be safe from being caught by Pittsburgh. If the Wings win AND Caps lose in regulation AND Pens lose in any way tonight, the Wings will control their destiny by picking up 3 points in their final 2 games.

Utah Soakers. Fans can bounce up and down in the stands.

Would have to think that they go to Reimer tomorrow for the second game of the back to back

I don't think you'll get anything for a 23-year old with 79 career NHL games, whose NHL games played actually plunged this year from 67 to 12. He'll be seen as a dime a dozen.

He is destroying the radio broadcasts though. That, and the loud canned cheering during commercial breaks on the At Bat app, makes the experience significantly worse than past years.

This makes up for coughing up yesterday's Game 1. So both teams in this series let one get away. Given that, a 4-game split seems fair.

Three teams are still in the running to be 1st overall in the Eastern conference, thus facing the #2 wildcard team. Which we hope will be the Wings. - NYR - 112 pts, 1 game remaining - Carolina - 109 pts, 2 games remaining - Boston - 109 pts, 2 games remaining Boston, which hosts Washington, has plenty to play for as they have just a 1 pt lead for Florida for 1st place in the Atlantic conference. It's wild how many teams could still be the opponent of Boston in the 1st round: - Toronto, if Boston finishes 2nd in the Atlantic - Tampa, if Boston finishes 1st in the Atlantic, #2 seed in the East -Any of NYI, Washington, Detroit, Philly or Pittsburgh if Boston finishes 1st in the Atlantic,#1 seed in the East

Pens lose in regulation! So now very simple, if the Wings win their next 2, they just need Washington to drop a point to either Boston or Philly (or NYI to lose both of their remaining games in regulation). There is a scenario where the Wings could get in with 3 pts, but it gets more complicated. Wings can’t get in with only 2 more points.

Bruins up 2 over Pittsburgh with 3:12 to go. Pens have pulled their goalie.

Now we need Boston to hold its 4-2 2nd intermission lead over Pittsburgh. If they do, the Wings will control their own destiny over Philly and Pittsburgh, would need Washington to drop a point.

Ken Daniels’ call of the winning goal.

Ken Kal’s call of the overtime winner. Larkin Wins It In OT.m4a

Overtime. With the Bruins leading Pittsburgh 4-1, the Wings should still be alive now. Will have a powerplay for first 1:50 of overtime. Win it now!

Bad time for a high sticking penalty. Wings need to survive this penalty with 2:45 to go in a tie game or they will be officially eliminated.

Tied at 4 with 9 minutes to go. Bruins up 2-0 over Pittsburgh.

I mean, no surprise they couldn't hang onto the lead all the way for a win, but not even make it to intermission? 4-4 after 2. Wings were leading 4-1 with an 18-7 lead in SOGs, looked like the Wings might have a 2 on 1, it got broken up and the Leafs scored the 4-2 goal on a quite long wrister.

4-3. Good grief. Now that Matthews has 69, Leafs will be buzzing all night trying to feed him for his 70th at home.

Leafs make it 4-2 midway through 2nd. Long way to go.