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Red Wings center Dylan Larkin was knocked out of Sunday’s game in Anaheim against the Ducks in the first period. Larkin suffered an upper-body injury just over 8 minutes into the first period. He leads the Wings with 16 goals and 32 points this season,. Larkin had returned from a neck injury that ended last season with several weeks to

The premier rookie talent in the NHL shared the same sheet of the ice Sunday at Anaheim’s Honda Center. Red Wings teammates Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider, who have had a major hand in turning Detroit into a competitive team, were opposite Ducks forward Trevor Zegras for the first time. Zegras has helped make the Ducks a

Detroit — Sure there were a few butterflies Saturday afternoon, looking ahead to the evening’s Red Wings’ game, but Daniella Bruce wasn’t worried about it. Bruce made history Saturday evening, becoming the first woman to be on any Wings’ broadcast, being Ken Kal’s color analyst. Paul Woods was not available either Saturday or Sunday because of COVID-19. “I

Good for you if you didn’t stay up to watch the Red Wings. You didn’t miss a darn thing. Playing in Los Angeles Saturday, the Wings never really got started and wound up losing 4-0 in a game that was one-sided from the start. The Kings outshot the Wings by a staggering 27-2 margin in the

Detroit — Sure there were a few butterflies Saturday afternoon, looking ahead to the evening’s Red Wings’ game, but Daniella Bruce wasn’t worried about it. Bruce will make history Saturday evening, becoming the first woman to be on any Wings’ broadcast, being Ken Kal’s color analyst. Paul Woods will not be available either Saturday or Sunday because of

Detroit – Sure there were a few butterflies Saturday afternoon, looking ahead to the evening’s Red Wings’ game, but Daniella Bruce wasn’t worried about it. Bruce will make history Saturday evening, becoming the first woman to be on any Wings’ broadcast, being Ken Kal’s color analyst. Paul Woods will not be available either Saturday or Sunday because

What was supposed to be a typical road trip to the West Coast has taken a turn for the Red Wings. Thursday’s COVID-19 postponement in Anaheim has forced the Wings into playing three games in four nights around California. They’ll play Saturday in Los Angeles, then 21.5 hours later, they’ll  head south to face the Ducks in the rescheduled game.

When Filip Zadina was told he’d be a healthy scratch Tuesday, he reacted the way you’d expect any player who was told he wasn’t going to play would. “I was disappointed for sure,” said Zadina after Thursday’s morning skate in Anaheim, for a game that was postponed. Due to COVID-19 issues surrounding the Ducks, the game

Detroit — The Red Wings have had another game called off. Their game at Anaheim on Thursday night has been postponed due to COVID-related issues affecting the Ducks. The one positive for the Wings is it won’t take long to make this one up. The game has been rescheduled for Sunday, at Honda Center. The Wings are

For a guy who’d felt tortured by puck luck for much of this NHL season, this probably seemed like cruel and unusual punishment. Filip Zadina was a spectator Tuesday night, just like the rest of us, watching the Red Wings’ slumbering offense come to life. Even while shorthanded, sparked by a major penalty and aided

Detroit — Playing on the road hasn’t been pleasant for the Red Wings this season. They’ve only won four games, which has kept this unexpectedly promising season from becoming a lot better. The Wings embark on a three-game trip beginning Thursday through California, with the first test against the Anaheim Ducks. Coming off a convincing

Detroit — These were two teams coming off forgettable losses, but it was the Red Wings who did something about it. Two goals each from Tyler Bertuzzi and Pius Suter — and each had a shorthanded goal 37 seconds apart — spurred the Wings to defeat the struggling San Jose Sharks 6-2 at Little Caesars Arena. Dylan

Detroit — Joe Veleno is getting another chance to show he’s ready to stay in the NHL. Veleno, who has been attempting to carve out a role among the bottom-six forwards since being recalled from Grand Rapids in mid-November, was put on the power play Monday in an effort to spark the slumping unit. The opportunity

Detroit — As the NHL season progresses, games get tighter, more physical, and often chippy. It becomes tough to play, and experienced teams with the right mindset have the advantage. The Red Wings didn’t match the Boston Bruins’ physicality in a 5-1 loss Sunday, and it’s not something they want to repeat the rest of the season. “The