Filip Zadina ultimately ended up on waivers as part of his request for a new opportunity. Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman elaborated on his decision Monday to place the former first-round pick on waivers, which means another team can claim him by noon Tuesday without compensating the Wings. “Unfortunately Filip last year, he
Detroit Red Wings Executive Vice President and General Manager, Steve Yzerman, speaks with the media on the Red Wings NHL free agency signings.
Ninth overall pick at the 2023 NHL Draft, Nate Danielson, speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
Amadeus Lombardi speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
Carter Mazur speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
Marco Kasper speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
Show Caption Hide Caption Detroit Red Wings on how weird it will be to play against Boston Bruin Tyler Bertuzzi Detroit Red Wings Dylan Larkin, Filip Zadina, Joe Veleno and Derek Lalonde, March 9, 2023 in Detroit. Helene St. James, Detroit Free Press The Detroit Red Wings placed former first round pick Filip Zadina on
Detroit — Filip Zadina’s career with the Red Wings might be coming to an end. Zadina, a Wings’ 2018 first-round pick (sixth overall), was placed on waivers Monday by the Wings. Any team can grab Zadina in the next 24 hours, and the two years left on his contract at $1.825 million average annual value.
Axel Sandin Pellikka speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
Sebastian Cossa speaks with the media following day 3 of Detroit Red Wings development camp at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Huntington Bank.
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