DETROIT -- You will have some fresh faces in the Red Wings lineup tonight against the Minnesota Wild and iron
number stickers not just new forwards Sam Gagner and new defenseman Cody
Goloubef. The Wings recalled defenseman Dennis Cholowski from the Grand Football
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evening, and he is expected to play. "First of all, talking to the coaches down
in GR, they told me this for the last few weeks, they thought Dennis has played
really good hockey so that's No. 1, that he's gone down there and earned an
opportunity to come back up," Wings coach Jeff Blashill said. "No. 2 is usually
both from a power-enjoy perspective and just a puck-moving perspective, and a
still left shot. All those things kind of make sense for us and went into the
decision to call him up." In addition, defenseman Filip Hronek returns to the
lineup after missing the last four video games with an upper-body injury
suffered Feb. 16 in Pittsburgh when a Marcus Pettersson shot hit him in the side
of the head. "He's an important piece for all of us," Blashill stated. "He's
somebody that plays tons of minutes, he's out there defending against some of
the better players, he's out there creating offense, so it'll be good to have
him back. We're a better team with him back in the lineup." Blashill said Gustav
Lindstrom and Robby Fabbri will not play against the Crazy and both are
considered day-to-day. Thanks to an overhauled offense, quarterback Josh Allen
was able to take a step forward in his second pro NFL
Manning Face Logos time of year and begin to look more like a legitimate NFL
starter. Newly acquired wide receivers John NFL
Iron On Transfers Dark brown and Cole Beasley went a long way for Allen,
proving to end up being massive improvements over the fringe NFL talents the
Bills rolled out in 2018. That said, considering Brown is primarily a deep risk
and Beasley does not provide much beyond the 10-yard indicate, the Expenses
could still use a true Simply no. 1 wide receiver to fill in the gaps because of
their high-end function players. Buffalo's $80-plus million in salary-cap space
should be more than enough to pay Green. The concern with Green, 31, is how
healthy he will be after missing the entire 2019 period with a severe ankle
injury. Even a 90% version of Green is definitely a legit No. 1 receiver who can
do a little bit of everything, though. Green has the size and body control to
container out defensive backs to make acrobatic catches while getting every bit
as fluid and nuanced since the best route runners in the league. Precious few
receivers in recent history move as easily as Green -- at 6-foot-4 and 210
pounds -- does for a player his size. In turn, Green can be that reliable,
"constantly open" presence for Allen to rely on. ESPN +