The Red Wings hosted the Wild Thursday night in what would be redemption from Tuesday’s atrociously humbling loss to the Coyotes. In what would be a well-played and thrilling game, Detroit fell 6-5 in the shootout. Coming into this contest, there were a good amount of changes made to the Red Wings lines. Robby Fabbri
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Dylan Larkin and Jeff Blashill speak with the media following Tuesday nights game vs. the Minnesota Wild at Little Caesars Arena. The Red Wings next game is Saturday night at Calgary. Presented by: Meijer
Detroit — Red Wings fans at Little Caesars Arena went home Thursday thoroughly entertained. The Red Wings lost 6-5 to the Minnesota Wild in the shootout, and they’ve been doing a lot of that lately (losing). But all the extracurricular activities that happened made for quite a fun hockey atmosphere, and this particular night the Wings
The game basically started with the Wings misplaying the puck along their boards, allowing Freddy Gaudreau to make a tic-tac-toe pass to Matt Boldy (who scored a hatty against Detroit about a month ago) via Kevin Fiala. 1-0 Wild. Sure, there was a faceoff and stuff before that, but within 90 seconds Detroit found itself
The Detroit Red Wings overcame an early case of nerves and, helped by Jakub Vrana, managed to take a step towards redemption. Their contest against the playoff-primed Minnesota Wild on Thursday at Little Caesars Arena was magnified by having been booed off home ice two nights earlier following a loss to one of the worst teams
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Detroit — Goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic made the highlight reel for the rest of time. Nedeljkovic attempted to bat away a bouncing puck, and wound up knocking the puck through his legs at 12 minutes 7 seconds of the first period, giving Minnesota a 2-1 lead. Nedeljkovic just beat himself 5-hole; swatted the puck right in,
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Detroit — One way the Red Wings can help themselves get out of this recent rut is play faster. For a team with a decent amount of speed, and one that had been playing aggressively for much of the season, the last two losses in particular have been perplexing. The Red Wings were dialed down, not
Remember, tonight is Star Wars night. Keep an eye on Jon Merrill. He’s an ex-Wing. Also try to keep in mind that we’re almost out of the horrible stretch of being covered by the ESPN+ crew. No lineup changes for #mnwild vs. Detroit, coach Dean Evason said. — Sarah McLellan (@sarah__mclellan) March 10, 2022 Cam
Time: 7:00 PM EST Place: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit MI TV: ESPN+, HULU Radio: WXYT-97.1 FM Wild Blog: Hockey WIlderness I personally think this game is pretty important for the Red Wings to respond to Tuesday’s Charlie Foxtrot For the Wild? I dunno. Probably just another Thursday on their way to trying to get home
The Detroit Red Wings look to get back in the win column after a humiliating loss against the Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday. With Jakub Vrana and Olli Juolevi in the lineup tonight, the Red Wings will likely come out flying on all cylinders in an attempt to salvage a season that is quickly slipping away.
Coach Jeff Blashill and general manager Steve Yzerman chatted before a quiet Detroit Red Wings group went to work on redeeming themselves. Their next game comes Thursday against the Minnesota Wild, a team that last month pounded pucks behind the Wings in what has become an alarming trend. The enthusiasm that permeated a month ago has
Red Wings’ Marc Staal keeping options open ahead of trade deadline – MLive “You never know what’s going to happen before the deadline,” Staal said. “It’s been like that every year I’ve been in the league and every player is in the same situation. So, I’m just going to try to keep playing my best