Winging It In Motown

Andrew Copp comes home to fill many roles for Red Wings – MLive “I think I’ve gotten a lot better over the years,” Copp said. “Felt like (offense) was always kind of in there, just wasn’t something I was asked to do too much. Whether it was playing in a checking role or concentrating on

[embedded content] Yzerman’s media availability from yesterday discusses the team’s moves in free agency and how things are playing out. He shares a lot of great info in here. Now that the sponsors have begun bailing, Hockey Canada has committed to taking this issue seriously. You want them to get it right, but we’re at

The signing spree continues. A day after adding several free-agent players, the Red Wings announced they are adding veteran defenseman Mark Pysyk on a one-year deal: This is another low-risk addition for Steve Yzerman. Pysyk, who will turn 31 in January, is a right-shot defenseman with more than 500 NHL games under his belt. The

What a whiplash. That’s kinda how the opening of NHL free agency went for me. Steve Yzerman clearly came into this period of the offseason with the intention of giving his roster a violent shove into the next steps of his rebuild. It was a signing frenzy, which at first I was wary about but

Steve Yzerman’s free-agent frenzy continues. The Red Wings announced late Wednesday that they have signed forward Austin Czarnik to a two-year, two-way deal: The team continues to load up down the middle. Czarnik, who is from Washington Township, most recently suited up for the Seattle Kraken. Before that he bounced back and forth between the

The Detroit Red Wings have signed forward Dominik Kubalik to a two-year, $2.5M/year contract. The team announced this move during the flurry between Ben Chiarot and David Perron’s deal. Kubalik was a Calder finalist in 2019-20, putting up 30 goals in his rookie season with the Chicago Blackhawks. Since then, he’s struggled to replicate those

The Detroit Red Wings have signed forward David Perron to a 2-year deal. This two year deal is an increase from the $4M AAV he was paid over the last contract he had with St. Louis. The 34-year-old forward from Sherbrooke, Canada scored 57 points in 67 games in the 2021-22 NHL season and was

The Detroit Red Wings have signed Matt Luff to a contract The Red Wings have signed free agent F Matt Luff — David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) July 13, 2022 Additional details are not currently available. Matt Luff hasn’t played many NHL games, but in the 2021-22 season with the Nashville Predators, he performed well when called

The Detroit Red Wings have signed defenseman Ben Chiarot to an 4 year contract at $4.75M per year, according to Elliotte Friedman. Ben Chiarot 4x$4.75M in DET — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) July 13, 2022 In 74 games last season, Chiarot managed nine goals and 26 points playing for the Florida Panthers and Montreal Canadiens. At

The Detroit Red Wings signed defenseman Olli Maatta to a 1 year, $2.25 million deal. Red Wings finalizing 1 year, $2.25 mil deal with Olli Maatta. — Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) July 13, 2022 Maatta is a 27-year-old defense-first defenseman that stands at 6-foot-2 and weighs 210 pounds. In 66 games during the 2021-22 season, he

Free agency hasn’t officially opened, but as it goes every year, there’s a bunch of contracts sitting on desks just waiting until they’re allowed to be filed. Apparently the Wings and Andrew Copp have one such deal: UFA period opens at 12 noon ET, we are on air at 11 am with @TSNHockey #FreeAgentFrenzy. As

Eishockeystar Moritz Seider – between Detroit and Germany | SWR Sport This is a nine-minute video done by a German reporter with subtitles. It’s good to hear him speak candidly in his native tongue about the path that led him to the NHL and his outlook. The kid is mature. He’s mature enough to know

Dan Cleary pleased with Day 1 of Red Wings 2022 Development Camp – NHL “This is not an evaluation one bit,” Cleary said. “It’s educational. Go enjoy it, get to meet all these guys they haven’t seen, take whatever information we’re giving you and ask questions.” As the players learn what it takes to succeed

Just about time for that long-term commitment, IMO Kaprizov reportedly denied entry to U.S. twice – Hockey Wilderness “It’s scary. It’s scary for all of us,” head coach Dean Evason said via The Athletic. “It’s a scary situation in our world. To see somebody as close as we know Kirill, yeah, it’s a scary situation.