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What Dylan Larkin’s next Red Wings contract might look like – MLive It likely will be an eight-year deal, the maximum term to which teams can sign their own players. Including the upcoming season, that would take the contract through the 2030-31 season when he’s 34. With how tight-lipped the Wings are and with Larkin’s
Just like that, the Detroit Red Wings’ offseason checklist is complete. The team on Friday announced a new deal for its final unsigned RFA, inking 22-year-old winger Filip Zadina to a three-year deal worth $1.825 million in average annual value. On its face, the deal seems rather team-friendly. Zadina, a sixth overall pick in the 2018 NHL Entry
Long-term victims of car crashes win key Michigan decision – The AP For decades, people injured in crashes were entitled to payment for “all reasonable charges” related to care and rehabilitation. But the new law sets a fee schedule and a cap on reimbursements not covered by Medicare. It’s had drastic consequences for roughly 18,000
The Detroit Red Wings have had a very busy offseason and are heading into the 2022-23 season with higher expectations because of it. Yet, even after their summer of spending, they still have over $9 million in cap space available. I think they should make a last-minute signing and bring in P.K. Subban on a
Derek Lalonde one-on-one with DetroitRedWings.com “You don’t have to have a trained eye to look at the numbers, because we were certainly not a good defensive team last year,” Lalonde said. “We were towards the bottom of every defensive category there is. To be a more competitive team, you have to get the puck out