ESPN.com - NHL Playoffs 2002 - Colorado Avalanche vs. Detroit Red Wings

SERIES TIED 0-0

GAME 1:  @DET 5, COL 3
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GAME 2:  COL 4, @DET 3
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GAME 3:  DET 2, @COL 1
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GAME 4:  @COL 3, DET 2
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*GAME 5:  COL 2, @DET 1
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*GAME 6:  DET 2, @COL 0
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*GAME 7:  @DET 7, COL 0
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Wings expect to have Larionov back for Game 4

Red Wings show off their depth

Star centers Forsberg, Yzerman are extremely similar

Wings, Hasek A Step Closer

Detroit's Tomas Holmstrom, right, had two quick goals.

Virtually lost amidst the noise of all those goals going in the Colorado net was the fact that Dominik Hasek posted his fifth shutout of this postseason, sending the Red Wings to the Stanley Cup finals with a 7-0 victory Friday night. While Patrick Roy was getting riddled with shots on the other end of the ice, and pulled in the second period, Hasek got a step closed to his cherished goal, winning the Stanley Cup.

• Cup finals schedule | Notebook: Roy's luck runs out
• Frei: Avs pushed just too far | Perfect series

NOVEMBER 23 - 9:00 PM ET

Philadelphia

12-7-0-1, 25

Colorado

13-7-0-3, 29

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Philadelphia vs. Colorado Stat Comparison

Leaders	Philadelphia	Colorado
Points	2 tied at 19.0	2 tied at 20.0
Goals	M. Richards 9.0	M. Hejduk 10.0
Wins	R. Emery 11.0	C. Anderson 12.0


		As the Stanley Cup playoffs progress, the competition becomes less about talent and more about will. More…						ESPN.com takes a look inside the series: • Series breakdown • Turning point • Goalie glance

Detroit vs. Colorado
Tomas Holmstrom gets the perfect deflection for a goal on Patrick Roy.
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Detroit vs. Colorado
Luc Robitaille plays the give-and-go with Igor Larionov for a goal on Patrick Roy.
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The Assembly Line
They may be the greatest workforce of stars ever, but the Detroit Red Wings skate as one.

Frei: The reason for home ice
Like they did in last year's Stanley Cup finals, the Avs march into Game 7 having stolen Game 6 on the road.


Colorado 45-28-8-1 Roster Playoff History		Detroit 51-17-10-4 Roster Playoff History

BILL CLEMENT

The Avs have the most dominant offensive player in Peter Forsberg, they have a slight edge in goaltending with Patrick Roy, and they are more battle-tested than Detroit. Looking at total hits, the Wings may be able to match the Avs, but Detroit's forwards do the majority of the hitting. Colorado's defensemen are punishing; over a long series, they are no fun to play against. Very slight edges in multiple areas add up to a Colorado victory.

• Series breakdown

COL		DET
212.0	GOALS	251.0
2.06	GAA	2.28
62/344	PP	73/359
87.0	PK%	86.0
27.5	SPG	31.0
12.3	AVG. PIM	12.8
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Hejduk 10	GOALS	2 tied with 9
Stastny 16	ASTS	Zetterberg 15
2 tied with 20	PTS	Zetterberg 24
Anderson 2.52	GAA	Osgood 2.70
• Series stats: COL \| DET • Playoff stats: COL \| DET • Season stats: COL \| DET • Comparisons: Player \| Team

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