Red Wings' defenseman Ian White hasn't asked to be traded
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Ian White (18) and Columbus Blue
Jackets right wing Derek Dorsett (15) check each other during
the first period of an NHL hockey game in Detroit, Thursday,
Feb. 21, 2013. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)  DETROIT -- Defenseman
Ian White is all about being a team player.  But that doesn't
stop him for wanting to know his position on the team.  White is
expected to be a healthy scratch for a fifth straight game
Thursday night.  "It's a little bittersweet because you want to
be with the guys when they're playing well," White said after
the morning skate Thursday at Joe Louis Arena. "When they're
playing well, you seem to play well, too. So it's frustrating
all around but usually there's some sort of reasoning behind it
that helps make it more understandable."  Red Wings coach Mike
Babcock sat White after Detroit's 8-3 win over the Vancouver
Canucks on Feb. 24. He did so because he was having difficulty
getting the puck out of his zon