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Sports Central August 26, 2009 Jay Huerbin	Ochocinco, Bayless Enter Twitter War Ochocinco will continue to act like he is the best player in the NFL and Bayless will pretend like Ochocinco is somebody to be laughed at.
Sports Central July 24, 2009 Jonathan Hamelin	NHL Free Agency Winners and Losers Some teams found a lot of success during the free agency period, while others were left scratching their heads as their players were snatched away. Here is a further look at some of the winners and losers of NHL free agency.
Sports Central July 16, 2009 Mike Chen	The NHL's Wilder Wild West Here's why some teams in the NHL's Western Conference won't have teams shaking in their skates come next season.
Sports Central June 23, 2009 Mike Chen	Penguins Won't Be Copied Next Year The Pittsburgh Penguins are a talented but flawed roster -- and to their credit, they overcame those flaws with a few lucky bounces and unsung heroes stepping up at the right time. But to try and emulate the Penguins is an equally flawed proposition.
Sports Central June 12, 2009 Jonathan Hamelin	Detroit's Home Ice Advantage Here a few numbers that dictate the Red Wings' success.
AskMen.com	Detroit Red Wings Hockey Dynasty Over the last century, very few teams have been able to carve out a continued dominance among the elite ranks of the National Hockey League.
Sports Central June 3, 2009 Mike Chen	Stanley Cup Finals: Close Doesn't Count Call it flukey bounces, luck, or karma; whatever it is, the only stat that matters is the big W next to the Red Wings' name on the box score for the first two games and the Penguins win in Game 3.
Sports Central June 2, 2009 Jonathan Hamelin	Red Wings, Finish Them! Are you hoping for the Pittsburgh Penguins to comeback in their series against Detroit? Hoping for some more drama, much like we've witnessed in the past playoff series?
Sports Central May 29, 2009 Jonathan Hamelin	Detroit vs. Pittsburgh: The Battle Begins This year's edition of the Stanley Cup Finals will be a rematch of last year's Finals, when the Red Wings dropped the Penguins in six.
Sports Central May 25, 2009 Jonathan Hamelin	Humble in Hockeytown The young Chicago Blackhawks may have bitten off more than they can chew against the veteran Detroit Red Wings.
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