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From the Locker Room: Game 4

Thursday, 05.01.2008 / 4:55 PM / Features
By Craig Stancher

Western Conference Semifinals
Game 4 Review
  Detroit Wins Series 4-0

Game 1 - Detroit 4, Colorado 3
 
Photos Highlights Coach Q Presser

Game 2 -
Detroit 5, Colorado 1
 
Photos Highlights  Coach Q
         Sakic  Smyth  Foote

Game 3 -  Detroit 4, Colorado 3
 
Photos Highlights Notes & Quotes
         Sakic  Foote

Game 4 -  Detroit 8, Colorado 2
 
Photos Highlights Notes & Quotes
        Sakic  Brunette  Liles


                      Quick Fact
After assisting on both of Colorado's goals tonight, Avalanche captain Joe Sakic moved into a tie with Doug Gilmour for seventh place on the NHL’s all-time playoff scoring list with 188 points (84g/104a).

 

The Colorado Avalanche closed out its playoff run Thursday night with an 8-2 loss to the Detroit Red Wings in Game Four of the Western Conference Semifinals.

The playoff series against Detroit was Colorado’s 28th since moving to Denver and also marked the ninth time in 11 trips to the postseason that the Avs had advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs.

Joe Sakic:  “You give them credit.  It’s a great hockey team over there.  They are deep throughout their lineup and they really played well as a team.  Every player was going, and they exposed us out there. We weren’t as good obviously in this series, as we were in the last series. They were great. It’s a great hockey club over there. They’re firing on all cylinders.” On His Future.... “I’m going to take my time, think about it over the summer. It’s something obviously I need to make a decision on. Discuss it with my family and see where we go. But right now, just take some time.”

Adam Foote: “The whole series, they had the momentum from the first game. It was hard for us to get momentum and get confidence. Those guys capitalized on our mistakes. That’s what they do. You can’t give them odd-man rushes. You can’t play open hockey. I’m not going to sit here and make excuses as to why it happened. That’s too easy to do. It’s not fun. What happened tonight, it’s not fun being swept for anybody. There’s good days, and you have to take the praise on the good days, and there are bad days where you have to accept that you failed. We’re not feeling good about it, that’s for sure.”

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STANDINGS

WESTERN CONFERENCE
  TEAM GP W L OT GF GA PTS
1 SJS 25 16 5 4 85 62 36
2 CHI 21 14 5 2 69 49 30
3 COL 23 13 7 3 69 67 29
4 CGY 21 13 6 2 67 59 28
5 LAK 24 13 9 2 73 75 28
6 CBJ 21 12 6 3 65 71 27
7 PHX 23 13 9 1 59 55 27
8 DET 21 11 6 4 66 61 26
9 DAL 22 10 6 6 68 65 26
10 NSH 21 12 8 1 49 56 25
11 VAN 22 12 10 0 67 59 24
12 EDM 23 9 11 3 68 75 21
13 STL 20 8 8 4 48 50 20
14 MIN 22 8 12 2 54 68 18
15 ANA 21 7 11 3 60 73 17

STATS

2009-2010 REGULAR SEASON
SKATERS: GP G A +/- Pts
P. Stastny 23 4 16 5 20
W. Wolski 23 9 10 3 19
M. Hejduk 21 10 7 5 17
R. O'Reilly 23 4 11 9 15
D. Jones 19 8 5 1 13
K. Quincey 23 2 11 -1 13
M. Duchene 23 3 7 -8 10
B. Clark 22 1 8 1 9
M. Svatos 23 5 3 -11 8
C. McLeod 17 4 4 1 8
 
GOALIES: W L OT Sv% GAA
C. Anderson 12 6 3 .923 2.52
P. Budaj 1 1 0 .855 4.29
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