Detroit — Talent alone doesn’t bring a team Stanley Cups. The Red Wings during their 25-year run of making the playoffs and winning four Stanley Cups during that timeframe, had an incredible amount of talent. But along with that talent, it wasn’t until they established a certain culture behind the leadership of Steve Yzerman and Nicklas
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Who exactly are the Detroit Red Wings? That’s actually a great question – one without an obvious answer. During this weekend’s home-and-home series with the lowly Ottawa Senators, the Red Wings looked uninspired and out of sorts. Their performance made me wonder, what is this team’s identity? Red Wings Lack a True Identity We’re now
Detroit Red Wings (26-34-9) vs. Boston Bruins (43-20-5) When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Where: Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: 97.1 FM (Red Wings radio affiliates). • Box score LATE SEASON BRUTALITY: Detroit Red Wings leading NHL in one nefarious category as season sinks EVALUATION TIME: The outlook for Filip Zadina 4 years after the Detroit Red Wings
Detroit — Dylan Larkin made a significant point after Sunday’s loss to the Ottawa Senators about the need to bring some joy into the locker room, even during this long, extended Red Wings’ slump. But there’s also the fact there’s plenty to play for, concerning many, if not most, in the Red Wings’ lineup. Whether it’s a
The Detroit Red Wings don’t have answers; soon they won’t have any more time. They sound as frustrated as they’ve looked as a losing streak has grown to six games and the promise they showed during the first half has become a distant memory. “It really hurts,” captain Dylan Larkin said after Sunday’s 5-2 loss
The Detroit Red Wings don’t have answers; soon they won’t have any more time. They sound as frustrated as they’ve looked as a losing streak has grown to six games and the promise they showed during the first half has become a distant memory. “It really hurts,” captain Dylan Larkin said after Sunday’s 5-2 loss
With the way the season is going, and with losses accumulating, you wouldn’t think the Red Wings are having a lot of fun these days. After Sunday’s 5-2 loss in Ottawa, sinking the Wings deeper in this vortex of recent losing, captain Dylan Larkin confirmed it’s difficult currently. “I look around and I don’t see
When you looked at the Red Wings’ schedule for the month of April, this particular weekend stood out. Two games against Ottawa, which if not a breather, at least gave the Wings two games against a rebuilding team and an opportunity to earn points. There aren’t going to be many chances like this. Of course, it
Dylan Larkin pulled his team within a goal, but once again the Detroit Red Wings came up short. Two nights after falling to the Ottawa Senators at home, the Wings lost by the same score, 5-2, Sunday at Canadian Tire Center, extending their winless streak to six games. Larkin netted his 29th goal with 7:25 to play
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Show Caption Hide Caption Jeff Blashill: This is how Detroit Red Wings evaluate young players Detroit Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill, April 2, 2022. Helene St. James, Detroit Free Press Detroit Red Wings (26-33-9, 61 points) vs. Ottawa Senators (24-37-6, 54 points) When: 1 p.m. Sunday. Where: Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-FM (97.1) (Red
This Detroit Red Wings season has been a prime demonstration of why it’s vital for rebuilding teams to hit on their first-round selections. Those picks, especially when they fall within the top 10, grant access to the most talented young players in the game. Moritz Seider, the No. 6 pick in 2019, and Lucas Raymond, the
Detroit Red Wings (26-33-9) vs. Ottawa Senators (24-37-6) When: 1 p.m. Sunday Where: Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-FM (97.1) (Red Wings radio affiliates). • Box score FIND YOUR HAPPY: Why it matters that reeling Detroit Red Wings find joy in their game again Game notes: On the back end of a home-and-home, the Red Wings and
Detroit — There’s much talk around the NHL about ‘the wall’ and how rookies tend to hit that wall at a certain point in their first season, getting mentally and physically spent. But Lucas Raymond never heard about any sort of wall. And when you look at Raymond’s statistics, eyeball the way he’s played from
The Detroit Red Wings head into their next game with a fresh reminder that joy matters. The Wings visit Ottawa on Sunday, offering a chance to amend for losing to the Senators at home Friday. Like the Wings, the Senators are rebuilding with no playoff berth in sight this season. Unlike the Wings, the Senators played
The Detroit Red Wings faced a young goaltender making his NHL debut, had half a minute with two extra skaters, and still spent the night chasing their opponent. The Wings had to swallow a 5-2 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Friday at Little Caesars Arena, going winless for the fifth straight game. “Fire Blashill” chants broke
Detroit — The Red Wings’ slide continues, be it against playoff teams or rebuilding ones. The Wings lost 5-2 Friday to the Ottawa Senators, a team similar to the Wings in rebuilding and playing out the string. But it was the Senators who looked more impressive in this game. They had more energy, were better
Detroit — The playing time has been dwindling, the opportunities to show what Filip Zadina can do on the ice fewer and further between. Heading into Friday’s game against Ottawa, Zadina has played below 12 minutes the last three games since returning from an illness that forced him to miss a game. He’s been below 10
After the Detroit Red Wings were obliterated by the Pittsburgh Penguins 11-2 over the weekend, Dylan Larkin spoke to reporters about players’ motivations and what needs to happen before the season wraps up. “We have to find a way to start forming an identity here down toward the end of the season and play for
Jeff Blashill drew a comparison familiar to anyone with kids as he explained how the Detroit Red Wings approach developing players. The question that prompted his answer focused on defensemen Filip Hronek and Gustav Lindstrom, who are struggling. Hronek was on the ice for four of the Wings’ most recent goals allowed, and Lindstrom was serving