The Detroit Red Wings got through their eighth and last preseason game with a mostly minor-league lineup. It was the opposite for the home team, as the Toronto Maple Leafs fielded many of their stars Saturday at Scotiabank Arena — and those stars provided the offense that left the Wings with a 5-1 loss. The Wings’
In today’s NHL rumors, Dylan Larkin talks rumors he could be traded by the Detroit Red Wings. Meanwhile, there is an update on the status of Michael DiPietro out of Vancouver. The Edmonton Oilers have a lot of cap juggling to do over the next few days and the Boston Bruins would like to improve
The Red Wings’ top-prospect goaltender is headed to Grand Rapids. The team made the announcement official Saturday afternoon: The prized prospect was selected 15th overall in the 2021 NHL Draft. You may recall that Detroit traded up from pick 23 to take the six-foot-six netminder. Cossa has spent the last few seasons with the WHL’s
Carley Johnston speaks with Red Wings forward, David Perron, and his son Mason following Saturday’s skate at Little Caesars Arena.
Detroit reduces roster by nine – NHL DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today released forwards Trenton Bliss, Joel L’Esperance, Cedric Lacroix, Tyler Spezia, Kirill Tyutyayev, and Drew Worrad, defenseman Brian Lashoff and goaltender John Lethemon from their tryout contracts. All eight players will report to the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins. Additionally, the
Joe Veleno, Elmer Soderblom and Head Coach Derek Lalonde speak with the media following the Red Wings preseason win over the Maple Leafs at Little Caesars Arena on Friday, October 7th. Final score: TOR 2, DET 4 Presented by Meijer
Detroit – There isn’t much time left for the young players who are looking to impress the Red Wings management and coaching staff. Only one game left now, Saturday in Toronto. Friday’s game against the Maple Leafs — more like their minor-league team, the Marlies, given the lineup — was one of the final chances,
Digging out of a hole against a lineup heavy on AHLers isn’t an ideal way to impress the home crowd, but the Detroit Red Wings put in the work with help from a pair of young players angling for jobs. Their Friday matchup at Little Caesars Arena against the Toronto Maple Leafs was the penultimate
If there was any doubt that prized-prospect Elmer Soderblom would is ready for the NHL level, this should fix that. Soderblom had a tremendous show of skill in the 2nd period of a preseason game against Toronto. Pay attention to the guy wearing 85: Soderblom has been playing in Sweden’s top pro league (SHL) with
Detroit — Defenseman Robert Hagg admits the incident was a scary one. Hagg, during the Red & White intra-squad scrimmage two weeks ago in Traverse City, was hit on the head by a Simon Edvinsson shot. The puck got Hagg on the side of his head, knocking Hagg to the ice. “I saw it in
Robert Hagg has been cleared to play, which adds to the Detroit Red Wings‘ depth on defense. The free-agent signee was on the ice Friday morning in a contact sweater for the first time since he left the Red-White game Sept. 25 after getting hit in the head by a puck. “Skated today, felt pretty
Red Wings’ difficult roster decisions like assembling jigsaw puzzle – MLive Lalonde appears to be leaning toward having Dylan Larkin with Tyler Bertuzzi and Lucas Raymond as the top line and Andrew Copp with David Perron and Jakub Vrana on the second line. That would leave centers Pius Suter and Michael Rasmussen and wingers Dominik
A week out from their opener, the Detroit Red Wings are figuring out who their third defense pairing will be. The top four is set, with newcomers Ben Chiarot and Olli Mäattä pairing with Moritz Seider and Filip Hronek, respectively. The big question on the last pairing is whether 2021 first-round pick Simon Edvinsson will
Detroit — There have been changes galore on the Red Wings this season, with new faces all around the locker room, and it really took forward Pius Suter by storm early in training camp. Suter is only in his second season with the Wings, but the changes were still a bit jarring. “The first day