The Detroit Red Wings will begin a five-game west coast road trip Monday evening in Vancouver. That same Canucks team Detroit hammered 5-2 at home this past Saturday behind a pair of goals from captain Dylan Larkin and rookie winger Jonatan Berggren. The Red Wings players hoped to make things tough on general manager Steve
Detroit Red Wings (23-20-8) vs. Vancouver Canucks (21-28-4) When: 10 p.m. Monday. Where: Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-FM (97.1; other radio affiliates). ⋅ BOX SCORE WELL DONE:Call him ‘Jonny Burgers?’ No matter the name, Detroit Red Wings lovin’ Jonatan Berggren JEFF SEIDEL:How Red Wings created 34,000 new fans
Detroit — The common theme around the Red Wings in recent days has been about the necessity of putting together a win streak and bolstering their playoff positioning. The Wings are seven points behind Pittsburgh for the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference, with three teams between them. So the Wings need some good
Detroit — The people just love George. What’s become a Little Caesars Arena tradition brought a little extra fame to a young fan in attendance at Saturday’s 5-2 win for the Detroit Red Wings. During an extended break in the action during the third period, the video board at Little Caesars Arena showed a young
The Detroit Red Wings are heading into the 2023 NHL Trade Deadline seven points behind the Pittsburgh Penguins for the final wild card spot in the Eastern Conference. Due to this, they are expected to be sellers at the deadline, and players like Tyler Bertuzzi, Olli Maatta, and Pius Suter have emerged as potential trade
Per @bkaser1 : Cross Hanas’ season is done. An impressive rookie campaign shut down by shoulder surgery. Huge loss for the Griffins going forward — Andrew Rinaldi (@FPHGriffins) February 11, 2023 Bummer Just in case you missed this yesterday. The game was going through a long delay for a review for a pending penalty shot
The only question remaining for Jonatan Berggren’s teammates is his nickname. “Jonny Burgers,” Dylan Larkin said, his laughter evidence of the fun the Detroit Red Wings had in their last game at Little Caesars Arena for nearly two weeks. They head out Sunday on a five-game trip that will take them across the border and
The Detroit Red Wings can pack a winning streak as they head out on their longest trip of the season. They toppled the Vancouver Canucks, 5-2, in a Saturday matinee at Little Caesars Arena, using a quick start to string together their second straight victory. The teams meet again Monday night in Vancouver, as the
Detroit — Jonatan, Jonathan, “Johnny Burgers” — Jonatan Berggren doesn’t care what you call him. As long as you call him an NHL player. And after less than half a season in the winged wheel, the 22-year-old Swede has shown that’s exactly what he is. Berggren scored twice in Detroit’s 5-2 win over the Vancouver
We hear from coach Derek Lalonde after his Red Wings win their second straight, 5-2 over the Canucks on Saturday. #LGRW
We hear from two stars, Jonatan Berggren and Dylan Larkin, from Saturday’s impressive win over the Canucks. #LGRW
We hear from Dylan Larkin after a three-point afternoon, two goals and an assist, helps his Red Wings best the Canucks. #LGRW
The Wings take on the Canucks in a game that starts at breakfast time for their Vancouver tummies (or it would if they hadn’t spent all week in the greater New York Metropolitan Area playing the Devils, Rangers and Islanders). Big question is whether Jake Walman and Lucas Raymond would be able to play. Walman
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