Bruins vs. Red Wings Preview: The Flying Tires' Revenge?

Just the Facts:

Game Time: 1† PM, TD Garden. TV Broadcast: NESN, NHL-N. Radio Broadcast: 98.5 The Sports Hub

Rival SB Nation Site: Winging It In Motown

Records: Bruins 3-1-0 vs. Red Wings 3-2-0

Get Tickets Here: Boston Bruins Tickets

Detroit Lines:

Henrik Zetterberg - Pavel Datsyuk - Todd Bertuzzi
Justin Abdelkader - Stephen Weiss - Johan Franzen
Daniel Cleary - Joakim Andersson - Daniel Alfredsson
Drew Miller - Luke Glendening - Jordan Tootoo
Jonathan Ericsson - Niklas Kronwall
Jakub Kindl - Danny Dekeyser
Brendan Smith - Kyle Quincy
Jimmy Howard
Jonas Gustavsson

Bruins Lines:

Milan Lucic - David Krejci - Jarome Iginla
Brad Marchand - Patrice Bergeron - Loui Eriksson
Jordan Caron - Chris Kelly - Reilly Smith
Daniel Paille - Gregory Campbell - Shawn Thornton
Zdeno Chara - Johnny Boychuk
Dennis Seidenberg - Dougie Hamilton
Adam McQuaid - Torey Krug
Tuukka Rask
Chad Johnson

Preview:

No word on if Matt Bartkowski will get another shot on D tonight. He made a fairly poor showing in Columbus, but considering his prior experience with the team, additional chances should probably be considered.

We're back to manatee hockey early in the season today, facing off against the Detroit Flying Tires for the second time in five games. Our new Flortheast rivals made a pretty poor showing against the Bruins last weekend, and since then have gone 1-1-0, losing to the Phoenix Coyotes on Tuesday and beating the limping Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday. The Bruins are obviously also 1-1-0 over the same stretch, having lost to the streaking Avalanche and beating the Blue Jackets.

Tuukka Rask is rocking a GAA of 1. Loui Eriksson broke through for his first goal as a Bruin on Saturday, while Detroit scored their first power play goal of the season Saturday night. It should be an excellent rematch between these two teams. Come on down for the Public Skate in just two hours.

Never Forget:

Eh, let's go with this video again, because it's incredibly fun.