Kirk Maltby and Henrik Zetterberg talked to Tom Leyden after the game in the locker room.

The Red Wings forward talks with Don Shane

The Red Wings goaltender chatted with Don Shane after making 22 saves in Detroit's 5-0 Game 5 win.

The Penguins have tied up the Stanley Cup finals with a 4-2 win on Thursday. Hear both coaches and Crosby address the media in Pittsburgh.

Hear both head coaches and Sidney Crosby talk about the importance of Pittsburgh's third period power-play after the Pens win Game 3, 4-2, and cut into Detroit's lead in the series.

Mike and Henrik break down the Wings Game 2 win over Pittsburgh.

Don Shane talked with Justin and Jonathan after their goals led the Wings to victory in Game 2 against Pittsburgh.

Mike Babcock and Nicklas Lidstrom reflect on the Red Wings series opening win over Pittsburgh.

Darren Helm scored 3:58 into overtime to give the defending champion Detroit Red Wings a 2-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night, setting up a Stanley Cup finals rematch with Pittsburgh.

Patrick Sharp scored 1:52 into overtime to give the Chicago Blackhawks a 4-3 victory over Detroit on Friday night, cutting the Red Wings' lead in the Western Conference finals to 2-1.

Tom Leyden looks at the life and legacy of Ricky Sandoval, the Lions director of security.

Austin Daye says he woke up with basketball shoes on and Joe Dumars embraces the pressure of running a successful basketball operation.

The Pistons president tells Don Shane why he doesn't mind the pressure associated with a winning organization.

Don Shane found out what four sports are more popular than basketball in Sweden.

Alex Chambers, a teacher from Phoenix, is traveling to each of the WNBA's 13 arenas this month to honor a friend of his who died from breast cancer.

Tom and Stoney discuss the Tigers reign on top of the Central and their chances to bring home the division crown. Stoney then talks about his lasting memories of Chris Chelios before crowning this week's flame-throwing Stonehead.

He won't be a Detroit Red Wing, but Chris Chelios still wants to play.

He won't be a Detroit Red Wing, but Chris Chelios(notes) still wants to play. The 47-year-old defenseman said Wednesday he has no hard feelings about Detroit's decision not to sign him for next season. In fact, he says his 10 years as a Red Wing couldn't have turned out better.

The Captain talks about his selection to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The McDonald's Scholar-Athlete of the Week program honored its 2008-2009 honorees tonight at Broadcast House. Tom Leyden reports from Channel 7's front yard.

After Thursday's practice Mike Babcock talked about Game 7. He said this is a great opportunity for his team, the city and state.

Tom Leyden has the story from Pittsburgh as the Red Wings get set to play Game 6 against the Penguins, where the long playoff run could end on Tuesday night.

The Red Wings practiced at the Joe before leaving for Pittsburgh. They have an opportunity to clinch back-to-back Stanley Cups on Tuesday and head to Mellon Arena with a focused mindset.

Tom Leyden was at Joe Louis Arena and found a Red Wings team at peace with a 2-2 series and filled with confidence entering Saturday's Game 5.

Pavel Datsyuk is a game-time decision for Thursday's game and after the morning skate he cracked jokes in the locker room.

We have the injury update leading into Game One of the Stanley Cup Finals. Nicklas Lidstrom and Pavel Datsyuk practiced on Friday and Tom Leyden talked to them afterwards.

Hear from Mike Babcock and Chris Osgood after practice on Tuesday, before Game Five against Chicago. The Red Wings have a chance to advance to a second-straight Stanley Cup Final.

Vic Faust was at Joe Louis Arena to preview Game Two between the Red Wings and Blackhawks. Detroit is hoping to leave for Chicago with a 2-0 series lead.

The Wings want to continue to stifle Chicago's young guns and take a 2-0 lead in the series. Mike Babcock knows it will not be easy and young Patrick Kane knows he'll play better.

Tom Leyden looks back at the last postseason series between the Blackhawks and Red Wings and ahead at the 2009 version of the Western Conference Finals.