Trevor Thompson talks to Red Wings forward Dominik Kubalik, who is off to a fast start this season.
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Detroit — When the Red Wings signed defenseman Olli Maatta on the first day of free agency in July, they were expecting a steady defensive defenseman who could help solidify what had been a struggling position for the Wings the past several seasons. Whatever offense Maatta could provide would be a bonus. Through five games,
Detroit — Derek Lalonde wasn’t taking any credit for Sunday’s victory over Anaheim. Seated on the podium after the convincing 5-1 win, the Red Wings’ head coach said this victory came by Lalonde’s assistants, Bob Boughner (penalty kill, defense), and Alex Tanguay and Jay Varady (power play, forwards). “We call this in the profession an
Among the more satisfying numbers for the Detroit Red Wings early in the 2022-23 season are their success rates on special teams. They have five goals on 21 power play opportunities, all of them in the past three games after making personnel adjustments on both units. The Wings are 5-for-14 on man advantages entering Tuesday’s
Paul W. Smith | The Detroit News “Outta’ My Mind on a Monday Moanin’”’ Based on what the Democrats have all been saying in their talking points and commercials, from the president and all the way down the line, it’s safe to say they think abortion is the main concern in the country. More important to
Dominik Kubalik enjoyed the game, and not just because his three-point night helped the Detroit Red Wings to another victory. Sunday’s 5-1 success against the Anaheim Ducks at Little Caesars Arena was notable for how well the Wings performed on special teams, but also for how Ben Chiarot singlehandedly mowed down Ducks on one shift.
The Detroit Red Wings satisfied their coach’s curiosity by doing what they should do: Thrash a weaker team. The Wings used their special teams to come out on top Sunday at Little Caesars Arena, clipping the Anaheim Ducks, 5-1. “I think we got a lesson last game how to learn and win those games when
Detroit — After a disappointing and disheartening loss in Chicago 48 hours earlier, coach Derek Lalonde was curious to see how his Red Wings would respond. The Wings blew a two-goal lead in Chicago and got away from the way they’ve wanted to play. It was definitely eye-opening losing that way to a team the
Detroit — Different areas will become different points of concern during a typical hockey season. No team is going to be perfect in everything, especially all the time during a seven-month hockey season. Right now, for the Red Wings, the hot-button issue is winning faceoffs. Or, more accurately, the inability to win any faceoffs. Heading
The telling part for the Detroit Red Wings will be how they handle their next game. They enter Sunday’s matchup with the Anaheim Ducks smarting, looking more like last season’s team that mustered points in just over half their games than the up-and-comers they appeared to be this season. Although they have points in four
Chicago – The disappointment was evident in Dylan Larkin’s voice after Friday’s 4-3 overtime loss against Chicago. But the way the Wings lost, including letting a 3-1 third period lead disappear. After the improvement made in the season’s first week, this loss stung. “It doesn’t feel good right now,” Larkin said. “We let our foot
CHICAGO — Head coach Derek Lalonde said the Detroit Red Wings “got exactly what we deserved in the third” after blowing a two-goal lead. It was a lesson in puck management for the Wings, who left the United Center Friday ruing a 4-3 overtime loss after taking a 3-1 lead into the third period. “It
We hear from coach Derek Lalonde after his Red Wings give up three unanswered goals in a 4-3 OT loss in Chicago on Friday. #LGRW
We hear from captain Dylan Larkin after his Red Wings let one slip away in Chicago on Friday. #LGRW