The Prospect Tournament has come and gone. Featuring flash, flair, and some of the funniest names in hockey (T-Bone Codd, anyone?), the tournament gave Detroit Red Wings fans a closer look at how the team’s prospects stack up. Despite their 1-2 record, the team showed immense promise. From Lucas Raymond’s flashy goals to the stalwart
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Welcome back to my Toronto Maple Leafs Opponent Preview series. In this series, I will be previewing each team in the Atlantic Division and breaking down how they match up against the Maple Leafs. The purpose of this series is to refresh people on how teams in the Atlantic Division are built for the 2021-22
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With apologies to veteran additions Pius Suter (at forward), Nick Leddy (on defense) and Alex Nedeljkovic (in the crease), there’s one player everyone will have their eye on when the puck drops Wednesday on the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks in their exhibition opener: Defenseman Moritz Seider. The 20-year-old German blueliner, taken No. 6
TRAVERSE CITY — Alex Nedeljkovic has fond memories of playing at Traverse City: Specifically, the 2017 prospects tournament, when his Carolina Hurricanes topped the Detroit Red Wings. This year, Nedeljkovic is at Centre Ice Arena in a Wings uniform, acquired in July by general manager Steve Yzerman. It’s an intriguing development for the 25-year-old, who
After protecting Givani Smith in the expansion draft and signing him to a two-year extension in the off-season, it’s clear that Steve Yzerman and the Detroit Red Wings believe there is a possible future for him in the organization. This season, there’s a chance his future with the team is solidified – if he takes some major
Traverse City — Goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic is coming over to a new team, a new system, with different players in front of him. The way Nedeljkovic sees it, there really isn’t a huge adjustment after being traded from the Carolina Hurricanes to the Red Wings. For Nedeljkovic, the bottom line remains the same. “Stop pucks,” Nedljkovic said
As the Detroit Red Wings training camp kicked off this week, there’s no question that all eyes are on the younger players as preseason games draw closer. The interest in the prospects tournament last week was a glimpse of what interest will be as the younger players get a crack at the lineup. But there’s
Traverse City — Since the Red Wings selected defenseman Moritz Seider with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, there have been great expectations. Go on any social media forum and you will find fans prognosticating about Seider and his NHL future. Seider isn’t caught up in the hype. “It’s definitely not going in my head,”
As Day 2 of Red Wings Training Camp gets rolling, John Keating chats with Shawn Horcoff, director of player development. Topic No. 1? Moritz Seider. #LGRW
Take in all the sights and sounds from day 2 of Detroit Red Wings Training Camp at Centre Ice Arena.
Training camp has begun and there are already a ton of storylines to follow if you’re a fan of the Detroit Red Wings. While one story seems to be soaking up most of spotlight, there are other developments worth noting as we make our way through the early days of training camp. Tyler Bertuzzi is
Take an inside look at Detroit #RedWings Training Camp day 2 with Ken Kal, Daniella Bruce, Art Regner, and Carley Johnson live from Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City. Presented by: Huntington Bank
Lots of stuff out of day one of camp. Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill excited about level of competition at camp – Detroit News “There are certain non-negotiables on our hockey team,” Blashill said Thursday. “You have to make sure to work, compete and execute. Execute can show itself in practice and how you drill.
TRAVERSE CITY — One of the more encouraging signs for the Detroit Red Wings as training camp commenced was seeing Dylan Larkin and Tyler Bertuzzi on the ice together. The two haven’t been linemates since January, when Bertuzzi left a game with a sore back and never returned. In mid-April, Larkin suffered a neck injury
Nick Leddy is an important part of a Detroit Red Wings defense that is deeper than fans have seen in quite some time. Leddy not only has a shot to improve the team’s offense with his unique skillset, he also has one of the most important jobs on the team this year: mentoring Moritz Seider.
Manny Legace stopped thousands of shots for six seasons as a goalie for the Detroit Red Wings — including during the team’s 2002 Stanley Cup championship run — but he wasn’t prepared for the blow the coronavirus dealt him. Legace, 48, now the goaltending coach for the Columbus Blue Jackets, grew teary talking about the ordeal during a news conference
John Wawrow | Associated Press Buffalo, N.Y. — Jack Eichel was stripped of his captaincy by the Sabres on Thursday, raising further questions about his future in Buffalo due to a widening rift over how to treat a neck injury that has sidelined the center for six months. With the two sides at a stalemate, general manager
From Traverse City, we welcome in John Keating who has updates regarding Dylan Larkin and Tyler Bertuzzi as Training Camp for the upcoming NHL season gets started. #LGRW
Traverse City — The message from coach Jeff Blashill to his team at the start of training camp was simple and direct. As the Red Wings got down to work Thursday at Centre ICE Arena, they had Blashill’s directive fresh in their minds, a message that is expected to last the season. “There are certain non-negotiables