Nieminan back

On Mon, 3 May 2004 13:42:12 -0600, Englebert Lau <enlau.TakeThisOut@ucalgary.ca>
wrote:

>
>On Mon, 3 May 2004, I R Canuck wrote:
>
>> Anyone else think that clever Fin may have just opened up some
>> ice for his speedy linemate Donovan? It just may be that Wings
>> trying to give him a little payback for his cheapshot on Joseph
>> might open some room.
>
>Personally, I was glad that the NHL suspended Nieminen for game five. If
>the NHL did not suspend Nieminen, I'm sure that one (or a few) Detroit
>forwards would have taken a run at Kiprusoff.
>
>As for Nieminen's stupid hit, I don't think that will help the Flames.
>Donovan's been effective enough this series, using his speed to get past
>slower Detroit defencemen (ie. Derian Hatcher).
>
>- Eng

I think the suspension helped greatly. Getting #10 back on the ice
was a huge lift simply because of the team respect for Lowry. What
motivation Nieminen tried rather clumsily to achieve, Dave Lowry
created by work ethic.
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On a side note, overall, I think Hatcher was just brutal in the series.

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"Englebert Lau"
> As for Nieminen's stupid hit, I don't think that will help the Flames.
> Donovan's been effective enough this series, using his speed to get past
> slower Detroit defencemen (ie. Derian Hatcher).
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