The Detroit Red Wings have done a spectacular job of defending their title, and now that April is here, all of Detroit is looking for Red Wings playoff tickets. This team has to be among the favorites to go all the way, so its no wonder so many people are going nuts trying to find Red Wings playoff tickets. You don't want to miss a second of the NHL action, so what are you waiting for? Get your Red Wings playoff tickets set and get ready for an awesome time at the NHL playoff games you get to.

The defending Stanley Cup Champion Detroit Red Wings are looking as sharp as ever heading into the NHL playoffs, and you can bet that Red Wings playoff tickets are going to be moving fast this post-season. The NHL season has been great, but we all know that the real action starts once the post-season gets here. You don't want to miss any of the action, so be sure you've got your Red Wings playoff tickets ready to go. This season has seen a few surprises, but the Red Wings have remained one of the elite teams in the NHL. Don't miss the excitement that comes with seeing your favorite players bash into the opposition and be sure you've got your NHL Playoff tickets ready to go. This is going to be an NHL post-season for the ages so make sure you've got your seats ready to rock and roll.

With all the excitement surrounding this year's Red Wings team, the 2009 Winter Classic looks like it should be the biggest game of the regular season. Especially with our boys taking on the Blackhawks, it really looks like its going to be a great game. I have to say the Blackhawks are looking pretty god. Not as good as the Red Wings, but still. It should be great coming into Chicago and shutting up all those Chicagoans. They should be used to loosing in Wrigley though! I think the Winter Classic is going to be awesome. By the way if you are looking to get yourself some Winter Classic tickets, Ticket Liquidator has quite a few left.

Ex-Red Wings Dave Lewis and Tim Thomas returned to Detroit March 11 and earned a win over their old team-mates.
Lewis was a Red Wing hero to me for 20 years, as a player, coach and scout, and it was painful to watch him inflict his strategic mastery on us as he did. Lewis served the Red Wings loyally from 1986 until last summer, when he made the move to Boston Bruins. Lewis was humble about his triumphant homecoming, probably because he is still a local boy at heart, hailing from just 60 miles out of Detroit.

"For me, it's two points. All I have a great memories of this team, this organization, these fans," Lewis said. "Just to come back I knew how to get into the visitors locker room, but I hadn't been in there in a long time."