Mar 4, 2022; Tampa, Florida, USA; Detroit Red Wings center Robby Fabbri (14) falls on Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Brian Elliott (1) after he scores a goal during the second period at Amalie Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports Preview: Red Wings travel to Tampa Bay to play first of two in Florida by
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Who wants to take a trip down memory lane? Last time the Red Wings and Lightning faced off, things got…contentious. Fights, game misconducts, and other fun (including one suspension we shall not discuss) ensued. Tonight, Detroit faced off against their biggest rival in recent memory. Where the Red Wings came off from a huge win
The Red Wings gave another Stanley Cup contender all sort of fits Friday, but this time came up short. The Wings went into Tampa Friday and lost 3-1 to the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Lightning. Tampa defenseman Mikhail Sergachev, on the power play, scored his fourth goal of the season at 10:21 of the third
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The NHL is creeping toward one of the biggest days on the calendar in the estimation of many fans — the trade deadline. This year, it’s March 21, as teams finalize their rosters for the stretch run, and playoffs, with teams that don’t have post-season hopes usually trading away veterans on expiring contracts in an
With the Bolts getting lit up last night the only real update we’re likely to get is whether Jon Cooper is going to be lighter in the wallet for getting tossed out of his team’s loss to the Penguins. Carley also reported that Mitchell Stephens skated with the team this morning, but upon asking Blash
TAMPA, Fla. — Soaking up some warm sunshine is an obvious appeal, but beyond the vitamin boost, it’s a continuing good sign that Jakub Vrana skated Friday morning. With the Detroit Red Wings playing back-to-back nights, there is limited practice time on this trip, but Vrana was part of the full morning skate at Amalie
The Detroit Red Wings travel to Tampa Bay to play the 2nd of four meetings between the two teams. The Lightning won the first game of the season in a thrilling 7-6 come-from-behind victory in Detroit. Tampa Bay are currently 4th in the NHL standings. The Lightning are also one of the hottest teams in
Wings’ Michael Rasmussen evolving into an offensive contributor – Detroit News “Michael went to work over the last couple of summers and made himself a much better skater,” Blashill said. “He looks like he skates real well now, especially for a big man.” Rasmussen took the recommendation and advice to heart, spending a lot of
Veteran defenseman Nick Leddy was one of the few defensive shakeups the Detroit Red Wings made before the start of the 2021-22 season. After a solid defensive showing last season, Detroit has been downright back on defense. Does Leddy shoulder any of this blame? A few days ago, we examined the stats behind another one
ON TODAY’S PODCAST: EPISODE 67 Ted Kulfan takes a look at the Red Wings’ historic 10-7 loss against the Maple Leafs and the team radio analyst Paul Woods is the guest on this week’s podcast. Woods talks about the Wings-Leafs’ highest-scoring game in the NHL in 11 years, Moritz Seider’s runaway Calder Trophy candidacy, Lucas Raymond’s
You all know the names Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider and have likely been thrilled by their successes in their rookie seasons. They have been breaking and tying records left and right placing themself in the company of the Hockeytown Greats such as Gordie Howe, Nicklas Lidstrom, Henrik Zetterberg, and Steve Yzerman. So, what are
The latest edition of NHL Stats News where I give you all the latest stats and milestones from around the NHL over the past couple of days. We start with the crazy game the Winnipeg Jets won against the Montreal Canadiens, then to the rookies dominating for the Detroit Red Wings, and more streaks from
Detroit — All hockey teams aspire to have four competitive lines that can drive the play, have different strengths, and wear down opposing teams. The Red Wings are inching toward that sort of lineup. They had multiple lines score in Tuesday’s 4-3 overtime victory over Carolina — as they did in Saturday’s loss to Toronto — and appear