The Detroit Red Wings head into their last game before a weeklong pause intent on showing they learned from the pain they endured earlier this month. The Los Angeles Kings are on Wednesday’s slate at Little Caesars Arena before everyone scatters for the All-Star break. The Wings (20-20-6) played their worst first period of the
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‘I’m pretty lucky’: Jordan Oesterle nets game-winner in Wings’ 2-1 OT win over Ducks Oesterle’s parents, wife and two cousins were at the game Monday, and he estimates there’s usually at least five family members at each game. Signed as an unrestricted free agent last summer, Oesterle has been in and out of the lineup.
Moritz Seider isn’t just having a good rookie year with the Detroit Red Wings – he’s having a special one. The 6 foot 4 German has been given the role as the team’s top defenseman, and he’s excelling in the featured position. Last year, Filip Hronek had to step up as the team’s top defenseman.
Read what NHL players, coaches, managers, and more are saying about the League’s top stories with the “NHL Talk” column. Also, listen to The Hockey Writers Podcast on iHeartRadio and wherever you listen to podcasts for daily hockey talk from THW contributors, every weekday (Monday to Friday). In this edition of NHL Talk, a pair of Florida
The Grand Rapids Griffins endured a difficult week losing all three games by respective scores of 1-0 on Wednesday at Milwaukee, 4-1 on Friday at Chicago, and 5-0 at home Saturday against Milwaukee. The Griffins now have a record of 15-15-7, good for 6th place in the Central Division. Player Preview: Victor Brattstrom New Year, New
Detroit —- Two years ago at the All-Star break, the Red Wings were 12-35-4 and hopelessly out of the playoff race. The rebuild of the organization looked long and painful. But here the Wings are now, and the situation looks much less gloomy. There’s still work to be done for general manager Steve Yzerman and his
Red Wings rookie Moritz Seider adding bite, physical edge to his arsenal – Detroit News There was minor concern earlier that Seider might wear down a bit as the long, 82-game regular season drags on. Seider has never played in that many games, against the best in the world. Seider actually appears to be getting
Jordan Oesterle can stop pinching himself at least for a day: This memory isn’t about to fade. The depth defenseman ensured the Detroit Red Wings have a chance to head into their All-Star Break on a good note, as they can carry a winning momentum into Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Kings. For the
The Detroit Red Wings came away with two points Monday night, sending the Anaheim Ducks back home with a 2-1 overtime loss. Let’s take some observation’s from the matchup. #1: Larkin is red-hot. The captain continues to score like a number one center, netting the Red Wings first goal and tacking on an assist for
Jeff Blashill addresses the media following a much needed bounce-back win from his team, one that saw Jordan Oesterle net the game winner in OT.
The hometown kid notched goal #1 with his new club in OT to lift the Wings 2-1 over Anaheim. HE chats with Trevor Thompson post game.
Detroit —- There was no giving up late barrages of goals this time for the Red Wings. They played solid defense all evening and in overtime, Jordan Oesterle scored his first goal as a Red Wing, giving the Wings a 2-1 victory over Anaheim at Little Caesars Arena. Oesterle gathered a puck off a a
Detroit —- There was no giving up late barrages of goals this time for the Red Wings. They played solid defense all evening and in overtime, Jordan Oesterle scored his first goal as a Red Wing, giving the Wings a 2-1 victory over Anaheim at Little Caesars Arena. Oesterle gathered a puck off a a
The Detroit Red Wings and Anaheim Ducks engaged in a game of near-goals, trading chances in a give-and-go performance. Dylan Larkin scored his 23rd goal of the season Monday at Little Caesars Arena and Jordan Oesterle used his first goal of the season to give the Wings a 2-1 victory in overtime. Larkin picked his