Jordan Oesterle can stop pinching himself at least for a day: This memory isn’t about to fade. The depth defenseman ensured the Detroit Red Wings have a chance to head into their All-Star Break on a good note, as they can carry a winning momentum into Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Kings. For the
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Jeff Blashill addresses the media following a much needed bounce-back win from his team, one that saw Jordan Oesterle net the game winner in OT.
The hometown kid notched goal #1 with his new club in OT to lift the Wings 2-1 over Anaheim. HE chats with Trevor Thompson post game.
Detroit —- There was no giving up late barrages of goals this time for the Red Wings. They played solid defense all evening and in overtime, Jordan Oesterle scored his first goal as a Red Wing, giving the Wings a 2-1 victory over Anaheim at Little Caesars Arena. Oesterle gathered a puck off a a
The Detroit Red Wings and Anaheim Ducks engaged in a game of near-goals, trading chances in a give-and-go performance. Dylan Larkin scored his 23rd goal of the season Monday at Little Caesars Arena and Jordan Oesterle used his first goal of the season to give the Wings a 2-1 victory in overtime. Larkin picked his
Detroit —- There was no giving up late barrages of goals this time for the Red Wings. They played solid defense all evening and in overtime, Jordan Oesterle scored his first goal as a Red Wing, giving the Wings a 2-1 victory over Anaheim at Little Caesars Arena. Oesterle gathered a puck off a a
Detroit — Moritz Seider’s overall game is beginning to take shape and showing another wrinkle. The big, young defenseman refuses to back down, even when facing some of the NHL’s most high-profile stars. Seider matched up with Pittsburgh’s Sidney Crosby and Toronto’s Auston Matthews over the weekend. He held his own and gained notice. In Wings coach Jeff
Dylan Larkin was succinct: “This one hurts, a lot.” The Detroit Red Wings captain had just scored twice, reaching 22 goals. The Wings were 10 minutes from delivering what would have been excellent weekend results — and then they self-destructed. It’s what coach Jeff Blashill has reiterated over the past month: The Wings are still learning
Detroit — About 10 minutes. That’s how far away the Red Wings were from one of their best back-to-back victories in recent memory. Instead, in that span, the Toronto Maple Leafs left the Wings stunned. A five-goal barrage carried the Leafs to a 7-4 victory Saturday and left the Wings frustrated and disappointed. “We just let them have
Steve Yzerman has made significant changes in the nearly three years he has been general manager of the Detroit Red Wings, overhauling the goaltending, the defenseman corps and the forward group to fashion a more competitive product than the one he inherited. The one notable area where Yzerman has not made a change: head coach.
Detroit captain Dylan Larkin addresses the media following a rough one against Toronto on home ice. #LGRW
Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill speaks with the media after a tough loss to the Maple Leafs. #MadeToChill
Detroit — How did that happen? A game the Red Wings appeared to have in control disappeared, as the Toronto Maple Leafs rallied for a 7-4 victory on Saturday. The Leafs scored five goals in the second half of the third period, rallying from a 4-2 deficit. Rasmus Sandin scored his first goal of the season at 17:09,
Invigorated by a big win on the road, the Detroit Red Wings returned home and tested themselves against an Original Six rival. A lively crowd at Little Caesars Arena on Saturday provided energy as the Wings took on the high-power Toronto Maple Leafs, 24 hours after winning in a shootout at Pittsburgh. The Wings had a two-goal