From what I've heard, one of his feet are flat, and one of his feet ar arched.Fighting Champ Probert said:
Whichever one actually happens to be the bad one is beyond me. :dunno:
Forsberg has Wings interest, if healthy
Windsor Star
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
DETROIT - With the Detroit Red Wings holding a scouting staff summit this week in Florida, the team can now throw Peter Forsberg's name into the mix of potential candidates to fill their need for a top-six forward.
Forsberg met with Philadelphia general manager Paul Holmgren Monday and reportedly gave the Flyers permission to explore trading him. The 33-year-old Forsberg can still control his destination because he has a no-trade clause in his contract.
"He wants out of Philadelphia badly there's no doubt about that," one Wings scout confirmed. "It's been discussed trying to bring him here."
The Wings interest in Forsberg will depend entirely on his health.
"There's been one inquiry, a long time ago, only to say that if he were healthy we'd like to hear from Paul at the deadline, if he's going to move him," a Wings official said. "If he's going to be dealt, just place a courtesy call to us."
Forsberg is in the final year of two-year deal worth $11.5-million US. The Wings have just over $2-million left to spend and they have said they plan to spend as much of it as possible.
FULL STORY
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
DETROIT - With the Detroit Red Wings holding a scouting staff summit this week in Florida, the team can now throw Peter Forsberg's name into the mix of potential candidates to fill their need for a top-six forward.
Forsberg met with Philadelphia general manager Paul Holmgren Monday and reportedly gave the Flyers permission to explore trading him. The 33-year-old Forsberg can still control his destination because he has a no-trade clause in his contract.
"He wants out of Philadelphia badly there's no doubt about that," one Wings scout confirmed. "It's been discussed trying to bring him here."
The Wings interest in Forsberg will depend entirely on his health.
"There's been one inquiry, a long time ago, only to say that if he were healthy we'd like to hear from Paul at the deadline, if he's going to move him," a Wings official said. "If he's going to be dealt, just place a courtesy call to us."
Forsberg is in the final year of two-year deal worth $11.5-million US. The Wings have just over $2-million left to spend and they have said they plan to spend as much of it as possible.
FULL STORY
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Whichever one actually happens to be the bad one is beyond me. :dunno:
Good point. Solid from top to bottom.Action Jackson said:Why the hell would Detroit want another center? Zetterberg, Datsyuk, Lang, Draper, Hudler, etc. etc. I guarantee Holland will not sign Forsberg.
An arguement could be made for Datsyuk's playoff performances, but Forsberg is pretty injury-prone.
It's better that they stick with what they have now (which is pretty good), and let another team take a gamble on him.
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