We hear from coach Derek Lalonde after his Red Wings lose a game to the Hurricanes and captain Dylan Larkin to injury. #LGRW
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Mickey Redmond gets an assist from Alex Nedeljkovic between the benches Tuesday night. #LGRW
There wasn’t much to the game, not in the way of scoring chances, big saves, or chippiness. The Detroit Red Wings had another chance to measure themselves against an elite opponent, with the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday’s slate at Little Caesars Arena. The Wings came up short on power plays, and that led to a
Head coach Derek Lalonde did not have much information immediately after the game, but his dejected demeanor does not bode well regarding Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin. Larkin appeared to hurt his right hand/arm when he was hit by a puck during the first period of Tuesday’s 1-0 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, briefly
We hear from David Perron and Andrew Copp after the Red Wings get shut out by the Hurricanes 1-0 Tuesday. #LGRW
Detroit — The first game back after a long road trip is generally a difficult one. That turned out to be the case Tuesday for the Red Wings, although the quality of the opponent also had a lot to do with it. The Carolina Hurricanes, one more time, showed why they’ve become an annual Stanley
Detroit — Robby Fabbri has been through this before. This is the third time actually, so he’s been through this rehabilitation thing before. A long-term rehabilitation. Incredibly, for the third time returning from major knee surgery, and the work involved and overcoming the physical and mental duress. But Fabbri is close, skating with the Red
There is something especially frustrating about having possession of the puck for most of an overtime period but still losing. Hence why Detroit Red Wings coach Derek Lalonde didn’t hesitate to reply, “Right now, I hate it,” when asked about the extra session Monday. The Wings (13-8-6) dropped their second consecutive game on Saturday, falling
Detroit — The Red Wings spent time during Monday’s practice working on three-on-three situations, for overtime. It’s no surprise, really, considering Saturday’s 3-2 loss to Dallas in overtime, and the Wings’ 1-4 record in overtimes this season (1-2 in the shootout, 2-6 overall). Those are valuable points left on the table for the Wings, which
The Detroit Red Wings will be three goaltenders deep as they begin a week that is at both light and compact. Magnus Hellberg was recalled Sunday evening from a stint in the minors. Hellberg went 2-2-0 in four games with the Grand Rapids Griffins, posting a 2.50 goals-against average and a 0.932 save percentage. The
Detroit — This was a difficult road trip the Red Wings just completed, and they came out of it in decent shape. They’ve been bumped out of the playoff bracket, but that’s more about uneven games played right now between teams. But at this point, a team wants to hang around and maintain positioning, and
David Perron has played a fraction of his 1,000 NHL games for the Detroit Red Wings, but that his milestone came with them befits his impact. In the twilight of his career, the 34-year-old has strengthened the Wings as they emerge from their rebuild. He is a combination of feisty and finesse; poised, productive and
The Detroit Red Wings left the last stop on their road trip with a point and a redeeming performance. An errant pass in overtime proved costly Saturday at American Airlines Center, leading the Dallas Stars to a 3-2 victory, but overall the Wings played well against one of the top teams in the NHL. They
The Red Wings won the road trip but didn’t win Saturday’s game. They actually lost it in heartbreaking fashion, as Dallas defenseman Nils Lundkvist scored with 31 seconds left in overtime, giving the Stars a 3-2 victory. The overtime had been fairly quiet on both ends, until the deciding goal. Dylan Larkin lost control of