Montreal — The Red Wings might be without another significant piece of the lineup Tuesday when they face the slumping Montreal Canadiens. Dylan Larkin didn’t participate in Monday’s practice, and coach Jeff Blashill wouldn’t say if Larkin would be available. “Maintenance day,” said Blashill after Monday’s practice, as to why Larkin didn’t skate. “Right now, he
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Some of the top prospects of the Detroit Red Wings are currently playing in Europe. In fact, eight of the top 10 scoring Detroit draft picks are playing in a variety of leagues on the other side of the Atlantic. Currently, Frolunda HC (SHL) have four top Detroit Red Wings prospects on their roster. The
He made the roster out of his first training camp as a member of the Detroit Red Wings. He proved to the coaching staff and management that he was worthy of the straight path to the NHL. He is Lucas Raymond — the team’s 2020 fourth-overall pick from Gothenburg, Sweden. The expectations for a player
Toronto — Lucas Raymond was all the rage coming out of the previous weekend, the young forward’s three-goal game in Chicago taking the NHL by storm. This past weekend, there’s buzz about the Wings’ other impactful rookie, defenseman Moritz Seider. Assisting on Filip Zadina’s power-play goal Saturday stretched Seider’s point streak to five consecutive games (all assists).
Toronto — Joe Veleno had to get to Toronto as quickly as possible Saturday after being recalled by the Red Wings. General manager Steve Yzerman was driving to the game. He offered to give the 21-year-old a lift. “It just made sense to drive with him rather than going to the airport and taking a commercial flight
Joe Veleno did, indeed, drive with Steve Yzerman from Detroit tonight. Just thought it would be easier than going to the airport. They listened to UM-MSU football, talked a bit, and Veleno slept a bit, too. — Max Bultman (@m_bultman) October 31, 2021 He had to be certain Veleno wouldn’t end up in Toronto, Illinois.
Joe Veleno has a story to remember, about the time he carpooled to work with his boss. When the call came that the Detroit Red Wings needed him in Canada, Veleno drove from Grand Rapids to Little Caesars Arena, got the COVID-19 test needed to cross the border, and then accepted a ride to Toronto
A loss always hurts a little worse when it’s against an original six rival like the Toronto Maple Leafs. However, without their leading goal scorer, the Detroit Red Wings managed to hang around with a deeper and more talented team on the road. Here are eight takeaways from Saturday’s 5-4 loss to the Maple Leafs.
Toronto — This time the Red Wings couldn’t complete the comeback from two goals behind, as they had done twice this week. But they sure came close. The Wings fell 5-4 Saturday to the Toronto Maple Leafs, twice slicing a two-goal Toronto lead to one goal in the third period thanks to a goal and assist from
Joe Veleno and Jeff Blashill speak with the media following the Red Wings 5-4 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Presented by Meijer.
Coach Jeff Blashill says his team was just too loose defensively in Saturday’s 5-4 loss to the Maple Leafs. #MadeToChill
The Detroit Red Wings got big performances out of their youngsters but ran out tricks as they tried to extend their point streak. The young players were on display as the Wings took on the Toronto Maple Leafs on Halloween eve. The Wings pulled themselves back into the game — their third in four days
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No Erne, Bertuzzi, or Lindstrom tonight. Veleno makes his season debut and Oesterle makes his Red Wings debut! Old friend Mrazek is in the net for the Leafs. But most importantly, Dylan Larkin’s grandma is at the game. Also, this happened: Joe Veleno did, indeed, drive with Steve Yzerman from Detroit tonight. Just thought it
The Detroit Red Wings were right behind the Toronto Maple Leafs for a majority of the game, but they were ultimately unable to pull off a victory on the road. First Period The first period was a pretty even affair. Toronto opened the period strong, maintaining strong offensive possession. But the Wings put the clamps
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By Jay Cohen | Associated Press Chicago — NHL commissioner Gary Bettman talked to Kyle Beach on Saturday about what the league can do to better protect its players after the former first-round pick said he was sexually assaulted by an assistant coach in 2010 and his allegations were largely ignored by the Chicago Blackhawks. Donald Fehr, the