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It’s not trade deadline season if the Detroit Red Wings do not pull off a deal with the St. Louis Blues. General Managers Steve Yzerman and Doug Armstrong continue to funnel players back and forth via trade. This time, the Detroit Red Wings traded forward Jakub Vrana to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for

Detroit Red Wings fans, it’s time to get weird. The trade deadline is inching closer and closer by the minute. Even though the biggest deals are likely done with at this point, there is no way you can count out the Red Wings from doing something else. Detroit Red Wings General Manager (GM) Steve Yzerman

The Detroit Red Wings will likely have some space on their NHL roster in the coming days. Between Tyler Bertuzzi being traded and Michael Rasmussen likely out for the season, there may be room to bring someone up from the Grand Rapids Griffins. Elmer Söderblom was highlighted as someone the Detroit Red Wings could bring

The Detroit Red Wings fell in overtime to the Seattle Kraken but got the best of them. They came away with a point but have now tallied a loss in each of their last four games during the 2022-23 season. It was a resilient effort for the Detroit Red Wings and a tough loss to

(Photo by Derek Leung/Getty Images) The Detroit Red Wings are in sell mode, and it feels like just about everything that isn’t nailed down is up for grabs—nailed down being a cornerstone type player or high-quality prospect. Steve Yzerman recently shipped defenseman Filip Hronek and a fourth-round pick out to Vancouver in exchange for a

The Detroit Red Wings are preparing for a match-up against the Seattle Kraken tonight without Tyler Bertuzzi and Filip Hronek. Things will look a bit different for the Red Wings as they continue to focus on the trade deadline. But Steve Yzerman is going on his eighth cup of coffee of the day and just

Detroit Red Wings General Manager (GM) might need a coffee or 5-hour energy because he’s been working nonstop as the trade deadline continues to inch closer. If a Dylan Larkin eight-year extension and a Filip Hronek trade to the Canucks were not enough yesterday, he got busy again this morning. The Detroit Red Wings traded

The Detroit Red Wings have dropped their last three games. They got a heavy dose of eastern conference playoff hockey in a way, and the Red Wings kool-aid went through the system real fast. Last week it felt like the Detroit Red Wings were surging toward a 2022-23 postseason appearance, looking to clinch a Wildcard

The NHL trade deadline continues to inch closer. It might be because the Detroit Red Wings’ plans have changed so much over the last 3-4 days, but this deadline season feels like it has been an absolute frenzy. The Detroit Red Wings locked up Dylan Larkin and likely ended any rumors of trading him with

The Detroit Red Wings elected to sell high regarding defenseman Filip Hronek. General manager Steve Yzerman had been waiting to see what took place Monday and Tuesday in Ottawa before deciding to become sellers ahead of Friday’s 3 pm Est. NHL trade deadline. After being outscored 12-3 and flat-out bullied on the ice in two

The Detroit Red Wings were able to take care of business with forward Dylan Larkin. They went out and extended the team’s captain on an eight-year deal. It’s one that keeps fans happy and likely keeps the teams’ spirits high as they know their captain and one of the locker room leaders is here to

The Detroit Red Wings finally caved in and got their guy. After a bit of a stalemate between the two sides, Dylan Larkin and Steve Yzerman were able to find common ground. Larkin signed an eight-year, $69.6 million contract extension with an $8.7 million average annual value. Finally, a breath of fresh air for the

The Detroit Red Wings got their teeth kicked in a bit by the Senators in their back-to-back matchups in Ottawa. They lost big in the opener of the two games and then got pummeled in the second go-round. This could cause a drastic switch-up in the Detroit Red Wings trade deadline plans. Now, as little

The Detroit Red Wings got pummeled by the Ottawa Senators in each of the last two nights resulting in no points from the back-to-back match-ups between the two teams. The Red Wings, who, about 72 hours ago and even less, were viewed as ready to make a playoff push, are trending downward. It might be