The Detroit Red Wings should consider giving Taro Hirose, 26, another look at the NHL level. The Red Wings could use another crafty depth forward with the number of injuries they’ve suffered this season, and Hirose is having another spectacular season down in Grand Rapids. Hirose somewhat burst onto the scene with the Detroit Red
Time: 6:00 PM ESTPlace: Nationwide Arena, Columbus OHTV: BSDX, BSOHRadio: 97.1 The TicketJackets SB Nation Site: The Cannon The Jackets still sit in the basement of the Metro and still have a ridiculous amount of injury problems, but they’re also coming off a win and right now the Wings are terribly out of step with
(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) The San Jose Sharks are off to a wretched start to the 2022-23 season, and rumor has it general manager (GM) Mike Grier is open to listening to offers on just about anyone on their roster. The Detroit Red Wings need to inquire about a couple of Sharks’ depth forwards.
Derek Lalonde came to Detroit from Tampa with a sage piece of advice regarding Steve Yzerman and a comprensive understanding of what makes a team successful. Lalonde is about to coach against his former team for the first time, standing behind the visitors bench in charge of the Detroit Red Wings when they visit the
The Daily: Hellberg Has 34 Saves in GR Debut; Sharks Potential Trade List – DetHockeyNow Magnus Hellberg made 34 saves in his debut with the Grand Rapids Griffins. But it wasn’t enough to prevent the Griffins from falling 4-1 to the Texas Stars. It was Hellberg’s first AHL game since 2016-17. The Red Wings sent
Said coach Derek Lalonde after Saturday’s loss: “Our margin of error is very thin against anyone. It’s even less against these top teams.” #LGRW
Even the officials know that Mickey Redmond has strong opinions on what they do on the ice. #LGRW
Captain Dylan Larkin reflects on the Red Wings’ 4-1 loss to the Golden Knights on Saturday. #LGRW
The chance to finish a lengthy homestand on a high note soured right away. The Detroit Red Wings again showed their willingness to keep fighting Saturday, capping a five-game stretch at Little Caesars Arena by hosting the Vegas Golden Knights. But the Wings chased their elite opponent from the opening minute and weren’t able to
Detroit – What could have been a successful five-game homestand for the Red Wings turned out to be just average. Vegas scored early Saturday, and never lost control, as it defeated the Wings 4-1. That left the Wings (11-7-5) with a 2-2-1 record on this homestand, earning five of a possible 10 points. Not bad,
Let’s finish this homestand with a winning record, shall we? The Red Wings are wrapping up a five-game homestand and would love to finish it off at 3-1-1 before heading off to Columbus tomorrow. However, standing in their way is the cream of the Western Conference, the Vegas Golden Knights. The Knights, who everyone expected
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Detroit — It’s back on the road again for the Red Wings. After finishing a season-long five-game homestand Saturday against Vegas, the Wings are back on the road beginning Sunday in Columbus. And, as it seems is usually the case these days, it’s going to be another pivotal test for a Wings team that wants
Husso off first this morning. Looks like he’ll get the start vs. VGK tonight. #LGRW — Daniella Bruce (@daniellabruce_) December 3, 2022 Cassidy on practice: Get the legs moving after a travel night, our breakout structure at the start, pucks going around the walls cost us in Pittsburgh. pic.twitter.com/0p4ZPU0iKA — Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) December