ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- The Detroit Lions have signed safety Chris Hope. The team announced the move Monday along with the release of wide receiver Brian Robiskie. Hope started 113 of 163 games and had 20 career interceptions over 11 seasons with Pittsburgh, Tennessee and Atlanta. He started in four games last season for the Falcons and played in both of their playoff games. The Lions likely added Hope, a Pro Bowl player in 2008, because theyre not sure safety Louis Delmas can stay healthy enough to be counted on next season. Robiskie had four receptions for 44 yards and a touchdown in six games with the Lions last season. He caught 39 passes for 441 yards with three touchdowns from 2009 through 2011 in Cleveland. Basket Adidas Nmd Femme Contrefaçon . - Derek Wolfe says hes finally healthy after suffering a seizure in November that doctors now believe was related to the spinal cord injury he suffered in the preseason. Basket Adidas Nmd Blanche Femme . 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Montreal had won two of three outings heading into Saturdays home test against the New York Rangers, but dropped a 1-0 decision to the visiting Blueshirts. Cam Talbot stopped all 22 shots he faced to post his first career shutout in New Yorks close win at the Bell Centre. Ryan Callahans power-play goal in the second period stood as the winning margin for the Rangers. Carey Price made 33 saves for the Habs, who have dropped six of their last eight. "I dont want to make any excuses, but we all played very hard. My guys played very good defensive hockey tonight," Price admitted. "The goal was deflected, but the guys are letting me see the puck, and thats part of a solid defensive game." Price is expected to get the start in goal again this evening. Habs forward David Desharnais is back on a line with winger Max Pacioretty - and sophomore Brendan Gallagher - for tonights contest. Desharnais was a healthy scratch in two of the last four games and has just one assist and is a minus-2 in 19 games this season. He did score in the shootout to lead the Canadiens to a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Friday night. Pacioretty has also struggled since returning from a strained hamstring injury, recording just one assist in the past seven games. Montreal is 3-2-0 with a tie in its six all-time home games against the Wild. The Habs have won four of the past six encounters versus Minnesota overall. Thee Wild enter Tuesday having won four straight tilts and are boasting a 7-0-1 record so far in November.ddddddddddddMinnesota also has lost just once in regulation over its past 13 games, going 10-1-2 during that stretch. Minnesota recorded its three most recent wins on home ice, where the club is 10-1-2 on the season. The club is just 3-3-2 as the guest in 2013-14, but the Wild can get over .500 on the road during this trek, which also features stops in Ottawa, Winnipeg and St. Louis. The Wild went 3-0 on their recent homestand thanks in large part to the play of Harding between the pipes. The netminder went 3-0 with a 1.38 goals-against average and .939 save percentage during the residency and was named the NHLs Third Star for the week ending Nov. 17. Harding earned the win for the Wild on Sunday, as they notched a 2-1 regulation decision against the Winnipeg Jets. Mikko Koivus second goal of the game, which came with 3:12 remaining in the third period, proved to be the difference for Minnesota. With time winding down and the game tied, Charlie Coyle won a battle for the puck in the corner and sent a pass to the left circle for Koivu, who beat Ondrej Pavelec to the short side for the eventual game-winner. Harding took care of the rest and finished with 21 saves for the Wild. "Were pretty confident when hes in net and when he sees the puck, hes gonna stop it," Minnesota forward Zach Parise said about Harding. With Niklas Backstrom out indefinitely with a concussion, Harding is currently the clubs No. 1 option in net. He expects to get the start on Tuesday, while Darcy Kuemper could get the call tomorrow when Minnesota plays in Ottawa. Harding is 1-1-1 with a 2.68 GAA in three career outings against the Canadiens. ' ' '' '