Before you could sit down, the Detroit Red Wings were in a 3-0 hole to the Chicago Blackhawks. It was the absolute worst way they could try to snap a two game losing streak. I could barely finish this lede and it was 4-0. Detroit would fight back but ultimately fall 8-5 The Red Wings
Welcome back to Red Wings Wednesday Weekly! In this weekly column, we will take a look at the Red Wings’ most-recent week of play, identify any players and/or trends that stood out, and then look ahead and find out what the next week may have in store for the team from Hockeytown. As always, feel
The Detroit Red Wings like what Joe Veleno brings to the lineup, but there’s no question the young forward can do more. Veleno joined the Wings when he was called up from the minors at the end of October. It was a memorable day and night for Veleno, who hitched a ride from general manager Steve
Detroit — The Chicago Blackhawks have to be kicking themselves. Playing against forward Pius Suter, who Chicago declined to re-sign last summer only to see the Red Wings swoop in and acquire in free agency, has to be frustrating. Suter has done for the Red Wings what he did for the Blackhawks last season: provide an efficient, consistent
Updates Fleury is first off. He’ll make his 10th start in the last 11 games tonight vs. Red Wings. — Ben Pope (@BenPopeCST) January 26, 2022 Forwards Vladislav Namestnikov– Dylan Larkin – Lucas Raymond Tyler Bertuzzi – Pius Suter – Robby Fabbri Adam Erne – Michael Rasmussen – Filip Zadina Givani Smith– Joe Veleno –
The Detroit Red Wings look to start a new winning streak against the Chicago Blackhawks after a heartbreaking OT loss to Dallas on Friday and 4-1 loss to Nashville on Saturday. The Red Wings players had three days to rest and regroup for the home stretch of the NHL schedule. Chicago are on a bad
The Detroit Red Wings have had their fair share of breakout players already this season. Rookies Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider have hit the ground running in the NHL, and players like Dylan Larkin and Tyler Bertuzzi are playing some of the best hockey of their careers. Could the Red Wings see a few more
Time: 7:30pm ET Place: Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI TV: TNT Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket Blackhawks Blog: Second City Hockey The Red Wings have struggled to put a full 60 minutes together as of late. They have had games where the offense simply could not generate anything and the goalie (usually Nedeljkovic) could
Pius Suter wanted to give back to the man who picked him off the free agent pile, to show it was a smart investment. He already played his former teammates when the Detroit Red Wings went into Chicago Oct. 24, but that was near the start of the season. The Blackhawks make their appearance at
Detroit — It was more difficult than he ever imagined. His top linemate was injured, his team was losing, his production was dropping, COVID was affecting everything. One year ago, the Red Wings’ newly minted captain was skating through a fog, lugging more responsibilities with less help. Dylan Larkin didn’t feel burdened, but he also didn’t
Someday soon, Michigan hockey’s talented 2021-22 roster will migrate to the NHL, where the Wolverines will exchange their matching maize-and-blue sweaters for conflicting colors. They’ll get an early taste of that in February in the Beijing Olympics, as Team Canada became the latest squad to announce a team with a healthy Wolverine presence. On Tuesday,
Halfway through the season, the Detroit Red Wings have been anything but disappointing. While they aren’t quite out of the rebuild yet, the organization has two true contenders for the Calder Trophy and is technically still in the race for the playoffs (although the postseason seems a bit unrealistic as it stands). However, there have
Detroit — The last time Filip Zadina scored a goal, hockey fans had just finished downing their Thanksgiving turkey and were getting ready to buy presents for the holidays. It was Nov. 30, to be precise, against the Boston Bruins. Zadina hasn’t scored a goal in 17 games, and only four for the entire season. No Red
Landon Ferraro, who the Detroit Red Wings drafted instead of Ryan O’Reilly, was among 14 forwards named to represent Canada at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing next month. Hockey Canada revealed its roster Tuesday. The NHL pulled out of attending in December because of the many games that at that time had to be
Entering the 2021-22 season, the Detroit Red Wings had one of the deepest prospect pools across the NHL. Led by Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond, their pool consisted of high-end prospects at almost every position, and plenty of depth to go around (especially on the blue line.) Since our last update in August, a funny
Red Wings mailbag: Who will draw interest at trade deadline? – MLive They should be able to move at least one – Nick Leddy. He hasn’t played well enough offensively or defensively (one goal, 11 points, team-worst minus-21 rating), but he is a veteran, mobile, puck-moving defenseman with ample postseason experience who would draw interest
The Grand Rapids Griffins started the week off with a 5-3 win on Tuesday in Cleveland. On the weekend, the Griffins lost 5-2 at home against Milwaukee. Last night, Toronto stormed from behind to defeat the Griffins 4-3 in OT. The Griffins now have a record of 15-12-7, good for 3rd place in the Central Division. Player
He is surrounded by people who want him to succeed, who try to stoke the embers of his confidence. For all the encouraging story lines to come out of the first half of the season for the Detroit Red Wings, they need Filip Zadina to make himself part of the second-half headlines. Former first-round picks
Believe it or not, the Detroit Red Wings have already completed over half its schedule. They’re right at .500: 18-18-6. But with a schedule that is one of the toughest in the league and seeing some players that were to be counted on struggling, the second half of the season should be continue to see
Detroit — If Sam Gagner were to recommend a younger hockey player one NHL player to watch, Gagner picks an interesting choice. Tyler Bertuzzi, not exactly a player many would think. But given Gagner’s reasons, you realize why, and it has merit. “He’s all over the puck, he hounds it, and when he gets it, he