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Detroit – Good hockey teams will get offensive contributions from their defensemen, complementing the offense created from the forwards up front. The Red Wings only got 20 goals from defensemen last season. In another sign of this season’s improved roster, the blue line has already contributed 10 goals along with creating a large number of

Columbus, Ohio — Maybe it wasn’t necessarily taking a game over, but there was a play during Saturday’s game that defenseman Filip Hronek didn’t like. Hronek was on the ice when Columbus tied the game early in the second period. Hronek didn’t look great on the goal against. Which all led to Hronek standing out

Columbus, Ohio – The road trip didn’t turn out great for the Red Wings, but it’s fair to say it was good. The Red Wings ended their four-game trip Saturday with a convincing, 6-1 victory over the injury-decimated Columbus Blue Jackets. “Great” would have likely constituted six, or so, points out of a possible eight.

Columbus, Ohio — It was a milestone that Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider shared, and likely the first of many going forward. Both players participated in the 100th game of their young careers Saturday in Columbus, a quickly achieved milestone from two players who’ve made quick impressions around the NHL. “Impressed by both of them,”

It was beginning to look grim for the Red Wings. Here they were Thursday in San Jose without a victory on a road trip that looked ripe for the taking, in terms of multiple victories, and suddenly, they were either trailing or tied at various times of the game. The prospect of heading into Columbus

Moritz Seider picked a great time to score his first goal this season. Seider’s third-period goal snapped a tie and sent the Red Wings to a 7-4 victory in San Jose, also ending the Wings’ four-game winless streak. David Perron, who had a goal and two assists, found Seider near the dot and Seider whipped

Moritz Seider picked a great time to score his first goal this season. Seider’s third-period goal snapped a tie and sent the Red Wings to a 7-4 victory in San Jose, also ending the Wings’ four-game winless streak. David Perron, who had a goal and two assists, found Seider near the dot and Seider whipped

Much of the attention Tuesday when the Red Wings played in Anaheim was on the return of Tyler Bertuzzi to the lineup. But it was also the season debut of defenseman Jake Walman. Because of offseason shoulder surgery, Walman hadn’t yet been cleared for game action until the start of West Coast road swing for

Oskar Sundqvist saw a lot of goaltender Ville Husso when both were in the St. Louis Blues organization, and Sundqvist watched as Husso carried the Blues for a large stretch of last season. So, seeing Husso solidify the Red Wings’ net these days isn’t surprising for Sundqvist. “No, not at all,” Sundqvist said. “He’s been

The Red Wings let a lead, and victory, slip away late Tuesday. Anaheim scored a goal with 47 seconds left to force overtime, then a Tyler Bertuzzi turnover in front of the Wings’ net led to Ryan Strome’s goal, as the Ducks rallied to a 3-2 victory. Bertuzzi’s errant pass was intercepted by Strome, who

This wasn’t a phone conversation that defenseman Mark Pysyk was looking forward to making. Pysyk had just signed a one-year free-agent contract worth $850,000 with the Detroit Red Wings in July, when, approximately 10 days later, Pysyk tore his Achilles tendon. Now, just suffering the injury, Pysyk had to call and tell general manager Steve

Little Caesars Arena has been more than pleasant for the Red Wings, as home games normally should be for teams. Going on the road and having success, though, that’s been something the Wings haven’t been able to do very often thus far. But there’s opportunity these next three road games this week to change that.

By the time it appeared the Red Wings were fully into Saturday’s game in Los Angeles, playing the way they’d like to be playing and committed, it was too late. Too many breakdowns earlier on had put the Wings in a difficult spot, and led to a 4-3 Los Angeles victory. There were positives, but

The Red Wings began a four-game road trip Saturday allowing a goal nine seconds into the game. It was an unfortunate way to start. But the Wings recovered and forced Los Angeles to sweat late in the third period, before losing 4-3. Filip Hronek’s goal at 17 minutes, 59 seconds of the third period, Hronek’s