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  1. Justin Abdelkader makes a deflection but Corey Crawford gets the save in the third period on Saturday. (Daniel Mears / Detroit News)

    Red Wings gird for ‘response’ from Blackhawks in key game tonight

    After crushing the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 Saturday in Game 2, the Red Wings entertain the Blackhawks at Joe Louis Arena on Monday night expect a different Chicago team from the one they played Saturday afternoon.

  1. Calvin Johnson set high goals for himself, Lions -- with or without broken fingers

    Calvin Johnson: "This is the time to get the body strong and ready to go through what we are about to go through." (Daniel Mears / Detroit News)Calvin Johnson looked down at the fingers on his left hand, none of them seemingly going in the same direction, and shook his head. "Yeah, I had a couple of things here and there," he said.

  2. Once-grizzled Wings proving youth is served in postseason

    Defenseman Brendan Smith (2), celebrating with teammate Henrik Zetterberg, is part of a young nucleus for the Red Wings. (Daniel Mears/Detroit News) In between the hyperbolic extremes, the Wings are finding rejuvenation and balance, and a whole lot of energy. They come churning into Joe Louis Arena tonight brimming with possibilities that keep growing, and you can bet the crowd will be amped.

  3. Miguel Cabrera’s 3 home runs can’t lift Tigers amid Rangers blowback

    Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera (24) slaps hands with teammate Prince Fielder (28), after hitting his second home of the game, in the fifth inning Sunday. However, despite Cabrera's Herculean feat, the Tigers lost to the Rangers 11-8 to close out the four-game series. (John F. Rhodes/Associated Press)Despite three home runs by the Tigers slugger — his ninth, 10th and 11th of the season — the Tigers lost 11-8 on Sunday night. Cabrera connected in the third, the fifth and the eighth inning — the second time in his career he’s hit three home runs in a game.

  4. Lions OTAs should begin to answer looming questions

    The Lions will begin to unveil this week the many ways they intend to use running back Reggie Bush, the team’s top free-agent signing in the offseason. (Christian Petersen / Getty Images)Defensive ends vs. offensive tackles. There has been an almost complete changeover at these positions. Gone are O-line mainstays Jeff Backus and Gosder Cherilus. Gone on the defensive side are Cliff Avril, Kyle Vanden Bosch and Lawrence Jackson.

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