Red Wings head coach Derek Lalonde speaks with the media following Detroit’s practice at the BELFO Training Center.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Detroit Red Wings will continue to consider Tyler Bertuzzi’s future, but will his injury situation affect his trade or contract status? Would the Toronto Maple Leafs be a team that could show interest? They’ve been rumored to have interest in the past. Meanwhile, could the Philadelphia Flyers be looking
The Red Wings made many additions to the roster over the offseason, and all of them have contributed to the team’s early success this season. Presented by: @budlight
Red Wings coach Derek Lalonde says NHL has a “broken system” for being able to challenge after he and players were adamant the puck hit the netting before a Capitals goal. His full answer: pic.twitter.com/kEruuD7AKJ — Stephen Whyno (@SWhyno) December 20, 2022 ‘P.K. Subban Homecoming’ announced for January 12 – Canadiens The Canadiens announced on
WASHINGTON — Moritz Seider said it, Derek Lalonde said it, Dylan Larkin said it — and the Detroit Red Wings looked it. They haven’t won a game since they played the Tampa Bay Lightning on Dec. 6; now the Wings face the Bolts Wednesday on a six-game winless streak. The Wings’ 4-3 overtime loss against
The Detroit Red Wings may have a better goaltending situation than they have had in recent years, but things are surely not where they should be. Netminder Ville Husso is proving to be what Steve Yzerman needed out of a 1A part of the tandem, but the backup options have struggled. It has been Alex
We hear from coach Derek Lalonde after his Red Wings hold Alex Ovechkin off the board but fall to the Capitals in OT 4-3 Monday. #LGRW
We hear from captain Dylan Larkin after his Red Wings on Monday drop their sixth straight but still pick up a point in Washington. #LGRW
Mission accomplished — well, one of them, anyway. The Red Wings made sure Washington Capitals star Alexander Ovechkin didn’t tie Detroit legend Gordie Howe on the all-time goals list, but in the primary focus — winning a hockey game — came up short. Detroit blew a pair of leads at the Capital One Center in
Something something 1998 reference. Anyways, the Detroit Red Wings go on the road once again to take on the Washington Capitals in a battle of two teams going in different directions. The Red Wings come into this game having lost five games in a row while playing their worst hockey of the season. Meanwhile, the
Hours before Monday night’s 4-3 overtime loss in Washington, the Red Wings made a trade — two, actually. In a three-way swap of players all currently in the American Hockey League, Detroit sent forward Givani Smith to the Florida Panthers for defenseman Michael Del Zotto, who they then flipped to the Anaheim Ducks for 28-year-old
The Detroit Red Wings landed in Washington hoping to end a dreadful five-game winless skid but were unable to accomplish that with a 4-3 loss to the Capitals. Washington captain Alex Ovechkin entered the night with 800 career goals, one shy of tying Red Wings legend Gordie Howe for second all-time, and he’d remain there.
WASHINGTON — The Detroit Red Wings knew the history at stake, knew their role in it — but had other plans. Monday’s game against the Washington Capitals was another opportunity for Alex Ovechkin to make history, but for the Wings, it was a chance to end a losing streak. They had to settle for a point — and
WASHINGTON — Givani Smith’s time with the Detroit Red Wings organization has come to an end. The 2016 second-round pick, once viewed as a possible fourth-line grinder/enforcer, was part of a minor-league trade Monday evening that sent Smith to the Florida Panthers for defenseman Michael Del Zotto. The Wings then traded Del Zotto to the