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The precte= sion passing and opportune scoring that made the Red Wings the top seed in the conference hasdis peared = Colorado, the No. 2 seed. has branded itself as the teamto beat now. The partisan fans at Joe Louis Arena seemed to knowit, too. Not one octopus was thrown on the ice until late in the game Then a couple were hurled mostly out of angerand frustration, some thing the Red Wings know all about Sakic was wide openontheleft side of the goal and scored easily intothe top corner ofthe net off a pass from Mike Ricci while Dino Ciccarelli was off for cross-check ing at 11:36 ofthe first period It was Sakic’s first goal of this series, but increased his playoff total to 14. Rychel’s first playoff goal. of! « pass from Stephane Yelle, made1! 2-0 at 5:45 of the second. Mike Ricci circled unguarded behind the Detroit net and flipped a short pass to Ozolinsh, who easily snapped it past Chris Osgood’s blocker for 3-0 lead at 8:03 of second. Addiction almostfatal NEW YORK (AP) — Brett avre was so dependent on painkillers that the Green Bay Packers quarterback once took | tablets during an awards dinner nd often went to teammates look ing for more. The extent ofhis medical prob lems are disclosed in the May 27 issue of Sports Illustrated. During the seizure — his head 23 De ye MADRIO, Spain (AP) — Resutts of the $220 00 tndnd Open worms Rares Royhasseven playoff shutouts, layoff victory, tying him with en Dryden for place on the NHL's all-time list, eight behind Billy Smith. Red Wingscaptain Steve Y rer man, who didn’t playafterthe sec swinging uncontrollably, his teeth gnashing — his girlfriend screamed to the nurse, frantic that Fotky Thomnon Cort Vicente Fernange: Terry Ow airy Zeger Mise Hit rampton Bod Orckton Bobby Stroble John Vacate season. two this season. It was Roy's 80th The magazine reports that 18 Ganetger Lary Gitbert Kime Bud Frank Connar at home in the playoffs for the Red Wings, whoonly droppedthree a Joe Louis duringthe entire regular ‘avre’s addiction led to a seizure in February following ankle surgery that nearly killed him Chposer da. 1 pm. (FOX) 5:0 pm (ESPN), it necessary 5.30pm. (ESPN) tion in three of their last six play. off games. The loss was the fourth officially listed as a groin pull, appeared to be uncomfortable shooting during warmups The Red Wingsalsoplayed the third period without all-star defenseman Paul Coffey, who was knocked out by a hard check in the second. Joe Sakic, the leading scorer in the playoffs, Warren Rychel and Sandis Ozolinsh scored for the high-scoring Avalanche, who had 326 goals during the season, one more than Detroit The best-of-7 series moves to Denver for Games 3 and4 630 pm (TNT) Chicago at After winning an NHL-reconj 62 games without being shut oy during the season, the Red Wings now have been blanked in regula game. Yzerman, whose injury is 88, Chicago leads senes 2.0 Seats at Wings 3-0 Tuesday night to 20 up 2-0 in the Western Conference finals. was scratched just before the ando 2 aor hb 2 so a me os Winnings AMERICAN LEAGUE G ROOM Pet % 8 ME 2 57 380 58 MB OST 386 56 MB % 58 MS 6 58 MS 2 48 MS 0 so Mt 7 8 3 2% 4 3H 17, ByAnder: 16, Burnes. Seatte, 16. Ei Yo 13. FThomas. 2300 0 0 0 0 rexas WINNESOT? 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He entered an NFL substance abuse program, and on May14 Favre admitted his addic- tion. _ He hashas entered a rehabilita tion center in Topeka, Kan, Favre has a reputation as a big beer drinker, and part of his treatment is remaining alcohol free. Hewill be subjected to as many as 10 unannounced urine tests @ 12 Michetie McGann 13 Dome Pepper ” ” ‘$109,787 9105. ‘8 Moree Oe 17. Benny Hammes 18 Racy Hanson ® © 0 see 92.149 veo I can drink,” Fayre said. Babee’ Jane Crafter Emiee Kien Deb Rechars ‘na Teche 8 7 0 " ” Sout Me 2 lers began in when won a game after receiving an injection fo his nonthrowing shoulder, iene fie “Maybe I'll find out in two |