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The Detroit Red Wings have some young talent that will be developing on the roster of the Grand Rapids Griffins. Two standouts – Joe Veleno and Lucas Raymond – will be vying for roster spots as early as training camp. Joe Veleno Joe Veleno is the young prospect most likely to finally force his way
Detroit — The future appears bright for the Tigers and Pistons, who have received good grades for their recent drafts. The Red Wings are in a similar position. General manager Steve Yzerman and his scouting staff have stockpiled a jaw-dropping amount of draft picks and valued prospects since Yzerman’s return to Detroit in 2019. The deft
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Boston Bruins’ goaltender Tuukka Rask offers an update on his health after surgery. Meanwhile, Valtteri Filppula has left the Detroit Red Wings organization and signed in Switzerland. The Pittsburgh Penguins are trying to fill a hole on their blue line and the St. Louis Blues are still actively trying to
Adam Erne joins Daniella Bruce and Art Regner to discuss everything from Red Wings hockey to the Lion King.
This Episode will take an inside look at Red Wings free agency period premiering Friday August 27th.
Red Wings’ late-round pick Liam Dower Nilsson sees himself as ‘a steal’ – MLive Director of amateur scouting Kris Draper said Andersson, the Red Wings’ longtime European scout, was “pounding the table” for Dower Nilsson. He served as captain for Sweden at this year’s Under-18 World Championships in Dallas, where Detroit’s brass did more vetting.
Valtteri Filppula has officially moved on from the Detroit Red Wings. The 37-year-old forward signed with Genève-Servette HC, seeing his second stint with Detroit come to an end. Filppula was another of the veterans who didn’t fit into the long term plans as younger players begin to rise to the NHL level. His playing time dwindled during
Detroit — A month from now, the Red Wings will be on the ice in Traverse City as training camp commences. If it feels as if last season just ended, that’s accurate. As the NHL gets back on its regular calendar schedule — last season was pushed back and shortened due to the pandemic —
Today’s Question Who should wear the As under Larkin this season now that Nielsen and Glendening are gone? Does Sam Gagner get it as the cool old guy among the forwards or does Tyler Bertuzzi get that vote of confidence? Danny DeKeyser? Nick Leddy? Marc Staal? WHO?!?!?! The Boston Bruins are heartbroken by the passing
Although the Detroit Red Wings still need high-level talent at center, the team has plenty of players to slot in at the position – especially after the trade for Mitchell Stephens and the signing of Pius Suter. The upcoming training camp in Traverse City will be key in deciding the day one position of the
Detroit — The NHL is returning to its traditional divisional alignment this coming season. For the Red Wings and their fans, that means no more Nashville, Chicago, Carolina and Dallas almost every other evening (or so it seemed). Because of the pandemic, the NHL realigned and attempted another geographic-centric divisional alignment in which teams only played
There may not be another figure in Detroit sports that sparks the kind of….passionate….responses like Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill does. “One thing you learn in coaching,” Blashill said during his year-end press availability, “is to have very think skin and to stay off social media.” To be fair, as the man that
What’s The Grind Line? Apart from the once-famous line of Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, and either Joe Kocur or Darren McCarty, The Grind Line is also The Hockey Writers’ weekly column about the Detroit Red Wings. This week Tony Wolak, Devin Little, Patrick Brown, Kyle Knopp, and Jeff Middleton are the muckers who make up
As somebody who has only tracked the Tigers through my Red Wings fandom, this is cool. Congrats to Miggy and to Tigers fans friends. Previewing the 2022 NHL UFA Class: Under-30 Forwards Edition – Sports Illustrated Tomas Hertl, San Jose Sharks – $5.625 million AAV “Just keep swimming” is not an option. The Sharks’ Cup
The Detroit Red Wings will be in a familiar situation on this year’s trade deadline: a rebuilding team looking to sell for future assets. With plenty of depth players and expiring contract this year, Detroit will certainly have some trade bait at the ready. Forwards Adam Erne is the clear-cut best choice for a trade
The Detroit Red Wings franchise officially began in 1926 and were first known as the Detroit Cougars. In 1932, James E. Norris changed the name to the Red Wings. The team has won 11 Stanley Cups during their illustrious career in Detroit and along the way, many legends have played in Hockeytown. As the team
Svechnikov’s had a rough go of his career. From multiple surgeries to getting waived twice by the Red Wings last season, things haven’t been easy for Evgeny. It’s gotta be hard to move from Detroit, where there’s a lot to do outside, to Winnipeg, where there’s not much going on. (Don’t tell Jalen Green I
The Detroit Red Wings waived Frans Nielsen on Thursday for the purpose of buying out his contract, ending one of the bigger questions of the offseason. Of the many articles we’ve written over the past few months, few had such overwhelming support from nearly all Wings fans when it came to what Detroit should do
To say that the Detroit Red Wings struggled on the power play last season would be an understatement – the team finished second to last in the NHL with a paltry 11.4 percent success rate. Will the Wings find a way to improve those odds this season? Coaching Change One of the first steps in