Sorry for the long time between posts, I finally finished exams and an unemployed so I have lots of time to actually watch some sports! So here you go!

The Detroit Red Wings may no longer be in the playoffs but you will not be able to escape the Wings in the news, not as long as Steve Yzerman remains undecided about returning for a 23^rd season in the NHL.

I may be a self-professed non-hockey fan, but growing up 45 minutes from the Windsor/Detroit border pretty much made it impossible to ignore the Red Wings and Steve Yzerman.

Many fans are calling for Steve to come back and play another season because they feel that the ends does not justify the means, in other words, the way he will be leaving the NHL does not match up with the rest of his spectacular career. Yet Steve needs to realize that he will not be remembered for all the things he did wrong, he'll be remembered for all the things he did right in Detroit.

If Stevie Y does decide to retire he will not be remembered for the game 6 loss to the Edmonton Oilers in the first round of the playoffs, he'll be remembered for the many great achievements he has attained since he entered the league in 1983.

He'll be remembered for becoming one of the youngest captains in NHL history, and for being one of the longest running captains.

He'll be remembered for leading the Wings through tough times to win three Stanley Cups.

He'll be remembered for leading Canada to its first gold medal in hockey in 50 years, something not even Wayne Gretzky achieved.

He'll be remembered for taking a puck to the eye, yet somehow coming back to play hockey once again.

He'll be remembered for helping Jiri Fisher's fianc