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Erykah Badu in peak form at riveting Anaheim gig

The soul star, idiosyncratic as ever, plays again this weekend in L.A.

36th Army Band returns to Anaheim

The military outfit plays its second free concert at Pearson Park.

Live: Fleetwood Mac at Anaheim’s Honda Center

The band, still potent although a bit weather-worn and missing Christine McVie, revisits ‘Rumours’ and ‘Tusk’ during a sprawling show.

MITCH ALBOM | DETROIT 4, ANAHEIM 3: No Datsyuk, no Hossa, no problem for deep Wings

But that's the thing about this Wings team. Its depth is unmatched. There is not a franchise in the NHL that could have the power outage of two major stars like Datsyuk and Hossa and still beat a team as good as Anaheim. Not one.

THE OTHER SIDE: Anaheim columnist: The Ducks’ season is over but their budding rivalry with Red Wings isn’t

DETROIT — Of course the goal was disputed. For 14 days, everything was.

DETROIT 4, ANAHEIM 3: Red Wings survive tough physical battle to advance

The octopi landed like omens in front of the Ducks: one, two, three, four. One for Detroit's victory in Game 1, one for Game 4, one for Game 5, and optimistically, one for Game 7.

DREW SHARP | DETROIT 4, ANAHEIM 3: Proud Detroiter in foreign land

The Wings are often branded as the pretty team, blessed with such infinite skill that they too often make the game look easier than it actually is. But Dan Cleary's goal was genuinely a definitive Detroit goal, born more through persistence.

Detroit Red Wings Beat Anaheim Ducks, 4-3, in Game 7

DETROIT, May 14 — The Detroit Red Wings were pushed to the brink of elimination on home ice by the Anaheim Ducks.

MITCH ALBOM | GAME 7: DETROIT VS. ANAHEIM | 7 P.M.: Recipe for Game 7: Homer needs to phone home

When it comes to one ricochet, one shove, one screen, one well-positioned stick, one annoying pest in front of the net — and it has. When it comes to all of this, I'd look to Tomas Holmstrom. If I could find him.

THE OTHER SIDE: Anaheim columnist: Will tonight be greatest moment in Ducks history?

It starts when they shut off the lights, and Ulysses Wolf walks to the middle of the ice, without slipping.

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