Brett Lebda

The Malik Report Previous entry: Red Wings overnight report: A season preview, a Mule on the rebound and the Cup in Flint by George Malik on 08/10/11 at 03:51 PM ET Comments (1) Updated 4x at 4:16 PM with aviation news: I’m not even sure what I’m supposed to say about the fact that, according to Greg “Puck Daddy” Wyshynski, the Tennessean’s Josh Cooper and many others, former Red Wings defenseman Brett Lebda went from boasting that he was playing in the “real” Hockeytown and would prove...Read Full Story

Kukla's Korner Hockey Previous entry: Did Marty Turco lose the ‘available goaltending positions musical chairs game?’ by George Malik on 08/06/11 at 12:23 PM ET Comments (4) Sound the Lebdalarm! Per Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos on Twitter: #NHL news. #Predators place former #Leafs Lebda on unconditional waivers today. In all probability for purpose of being bought out Filed in: | KK Hockey | Permalink   Comments Add a Comment Please limit embedded image or media size to 575 pixels wide...Read Full Story

Whenever we're guilted into watching hockey by the damn media who hypes up a game (as much as an NHL game can be hyped nowadays), we remember how fun a sport it actually is to watch. But then we find out Cristiano Ronaldo did something stupid and it wipes the ice kings from our minds until the next hyped game (four months from now). Maybe if more teams took the time to build a community bond with local law enforcement like the Detroit Red Wings did yesterday when they played Paintball with a...Read Full Story

Pavel Datsyuk scored twice in the second period, and the Detroit Red Wings netted three goals on three shots within 46 seconds of a 5-2 win over the St. Louis Blues on Saturday.Tomas Kopecky, Brett Lebda and Henrik Zetterberg also scored, and Chris Osgood stopped 30 shots for Detroit, which is tied for the NHL lead with 99 points.The Blues, fighting for a playoff spot in the Western Conference, got a goal and assist from T.J. Oshie. Jeff Woywitka also scored for St. Louis, which is on the...Read Full Story

Roster · Inside shots · Notes, quotes GOALTENDERS Jimmy Howard, Chris Osgood.DEFENSEMEN Nicklas Lidstrom, Brian Rafalski, Brad Stuart, Brett Lebda, Derek Meech, Doug Janik.FIRST LINE Todd Bertuzzi, Pavel Datsyuk, Tomas Holmstrom.SECOND LINE Mattias Ritola, Valtteri Filppula, Drew Miller.THIRD LINE Kris Draper, Darren Helm, Kirk Maltby.FOURTH LINE Brad May, Justin Abdelkader, Ville Leino.PLAYER NOTES--C Darren Helm creates a lot of scoring chances with his speed but has misfired on his share...Read Full Story

Brett Lebda, a 32-year-old defenseman who has quaffed champagne from the Stanley Cup, joined the Springfield Falcons this week as a step toward reviving his hockey career. He was at home in Chicago, skating every day and waiting for a call after finding himself out of work at free-agency time in July. The call came Monday from Chris MacFarland, assistant general manager of the Columbus Blue Jackets, Springfield’s parent club. After conferring with president/GM Bruce Landon of the Falcons...Read Full Story

In order to view this page you need JavaScript and Flash Player 9+ support! DETROIT – The Red Wings are preparing for yet another battle Saturday against the Los Angeles Kings, whom they trail in the Western Conference standings by one point. The Kings currently sit in seventh place with 59 points, while the Wings are holding on to eighth place at 58 points. The top eight teams from each conference advance to the Stanley Cup playoffs. This is the third of four meetings between these...Read Full Story

Based on this Ansar Khan report, it sounds like Chris McCosky’s speculation on Lebda’s sitting on the bench Saturday was correct. Khan says Derek Meech will be in the lineup Thursday for Brett, and mentions nothing about any injury to Lebda. Instead, he cites Lebs’ performance over the weekend and claims he was benched in the second game. Unless Khan’s leaving something out, it sounds like Brett’s not hurt (except for his pride, presumably). This gives Meech a chance to prove himself, which...Read Full Story

Essentially, the Predators couldn't come to an agreement with Weber on how much money he should make. So, they went to arbitration to let an unbias party decide. Shea put forth his goal of 8.5 million next year and Nashville put forth their lowball When a predator grabs at them, they get stung with the poison-and-spit-tipped hairs, which sicken and can kill them. By Jennifer Welsh By utilizing the same pla. The Official Site of the Nashville Predators. Crash The Crease for NHL news, rumors...Read Full Story

According to numerous sources Brett Lebda will be placed on waivers by the Nashville Predators. The Preds can’t buy out any players as the just had a arbitation case(CBA Rules). There is a chance that one of the teams that are trying to reach the cap floor and are still in need of a 6th-7th [...]Read Full Story