Due to a splendid three-game winning streak, the Detroit Red Wings currently sport a 7-3-2 record and are second in the deep Atlantic Division. Although the season is still quite young, this is promising, as this could finally be the year that we see them back in the postseason. If they maintain this excellent stretch
The 2022-23 NHL season has only just started, and one of Steve Yzerman’s free-agent acquisitions for the Detroit Red Wings is ensuring the money was well spent. Sure, it’s only six games, but what’s an NHL season without some instant reaction? Stats Don’t Lie Kubalik has been the best offensive player on the Red Wings
Four games against stiff competition for the Detroit Red Wings this week. A 3-1 record is an amazing result for this team. Except for one period against Buffalo, the Red Wings looked tight in their own zone. Solid forward play coming back, defense with tight gaps to the forwards, and engaging in quality defensive zone
Time: 7:00pm ET Place: LCA – Detroit, MI TV: BSDET Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket Rangers Blog: Habs Eyes on the Prize If you looked at the Atlantic Division standings today, you’d see one thing: the Detroit Red Wings in second place with a 7-3-2 record. While it’s a little too preemptive to start thinking
The Detroit Red Wings are on a three-game win streak, and in those three games, Dominik Kubalik has four points, including two goals. On Sunday night in New York against the Rangers, the Red Wings got off to a slow start and found themselves in a 2-0 hole. After storming back, the game went to
Red Wings roar into matchup with slumping Canadiens – CBS Montreal will look to snap a three-game losing streak in its return visit. In their last outing, the Canadiens lost at home to Vegas on Saturday 6-4. We’re doomed. As a reminder, Josh Anderson won’t be in this one. Many pro athletes, no matter the
Detroit — The NHL season is heading into only its fifth week, so it’s difficult to get overly excited. Yet, at the same time, with the Red Wings’ 3-2 overtime victory Sunday at Madison Square Garden against the New York Rangers, it’s difficult not to be impressed. It was the third game in four nights,
Welcome to the first edition of the Detroit Red Wings’ 3 Up, 3 Down series for the 2022-23 season. This column will be published each week and will discuss both the highs and lows from the previous seven days. The Detroit Red Wings’ latest week started horrendously, but boy, did they turn things around as
Elmer Soderblom has been a favorite of prospect gurus who follow the Detroit Red Wings closely. He has a fantastic combination of monstrous size (6-foot-8, 249 pounds), skating, and magical hands in tight spaces. He’s swiftly become a fan favorite of Red Wings’ followers far and wide. There are some high hopes among the fan
Carley Johnston sits down with defenseman, Ben Chiarot in an all-new episode of Coffee with Carley, presented by Tim Hortons!
Former Red Wings believe Steve Yzerman’s drive, determination will lead team back to top – MLive “I see the same work ethic that Stevie had as a player, his determination of wanting to get there again, wanting to have a championship team again,” Nicklas Lidstrom said. “I saw that, whether it was in practice or
NEW YORK — David Perron had a good feeling about Dominik Kubalik as soon as the Detroit Red Wings newcomers went to dinner back in September. “Him and I, in Traverse City at training camp, first guy I sat down with, had a beer, started connecting with,” Perron said Sunday. “He was one of the
The Detroit Red Wings continue their stellar play despite being short-handed, playing on back-to-back afternoons, and having to travel. Detroit dominated the state of New York over the weekend. The Red Wings beat the physical New York Islanders Saturday afternoon to the tune of 3-0. Ville Husso continued his hot streak in goal, elevating his
Alex Nedeljkovic, Dominik Kubalik, David Perron and Head Coach Derek Lalonde speak with the media following Sunday’s 3-2 overtime win over the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Presented by Meijer.