Detroit — The Red Wings need to have their opening-night roster turned into the NHL by 5 p.m. Monday If everyone were healthy and ready to play, the decisions might not be as difficult for general manager Steve Yzerman and his staff. But the Wings are slightly banged up right now, and that could affect how the lineup looks
Sights and sounds from the Red Wings media day on October 8, 2021.
Full list of today’s NHL waivers: John Moore (BOS), Chris Wagner (BOS), Byron Froese (CGY), Justi Kirkland (CGY), Calvin Pickard (DET), Thomas Hickey (NYI), Richard Panik (NYI), Anthony Angello (PIT), Dylan Gambrell (SJ), Logan Brown (STL), Mackenzie MacEachern (STL) … — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) October 9, 2021 Rosters have to be set by 5pm on
NHL rosters are due Monday, and while there are several straightforward decisions for Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman, there is also intrigue. The Wings went 4-4-0 through the exhibition season, using the evaluation time to get extended looks at young players and to enable veterans to rid themselves of the rust from long
Preseason games are now over and the management of the Detroit Red Wings have several important decisions to make. There are a number of ways that General Manager Steve Yzerman and his team can go. Should the best players make the team out of training camp? Should the team send all waiver exempt players to
The Red Wings didn’t end the exhibition season probably the way they wanted. The Wings ended the warm-up games Saturday with a 3-1 loss in Buffalo. Sam Gagner was the lone Wings’ goal scorer, as the Wings finished the exhibition season with a 4-4-0 record. Considering the regular season begins Thursday, it wasn’t a great way
Through eight exhibition games, the Detroit Red Wings looked like they’ll have the depth to be competitive. Only so much can be read into the 3-1 loss in Saturday’s finale at Buffalo, and the Wings’ 4-4 record — no one plays with a full NHL lineup — but the past two weeks have been a time
Detroit Red Wings (4-3) vs. Buffalo Sabres (1-3-1) When: 3 p.m. Saturday, exhibition game. Where: KeyBank Arena, Buffalo, New York. TV/radio: None. • Box score ‘SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER’: What Joe Veleno must do to make Red Wings roster SHOWING HE BELONGS? Lucas Raymond is making it hard for Detroit not to keep him Game notes: This is the Wings’ final exhibition showing.
Detroit — The Red Wings didn’t end the exhibition season probably the way they wanted. The Wings ended the warm-up games Saturday with a 3-1 loss in Buffalo. Sam Gagner was the lone Wings’ goal scorer, as the Wings finished the exhibition season with a 4-4-0 record. Considering the regular season begins Thursday, it wasn’t
The Detroit Red Wings finished off its preseason with a matinee contest against the Buffalo Sabres. It would be the final tune up and audition for many players vying to stay with the big club before the season starts on Thursday. The Red Wings fell 3-1 in their preseason finale to Buffalo, and now the
With the Red Wings’ exhibition schedule wrapping up in Buffalo today, we may not yet know what their opening night roster will look like but we do have some data to work with towards guessing who the team’s new alternate captains might be. With the offseason departures of Luke Glendening and Frans Nielsen, both of
The Buffalo Sabres will host the Detroit Red Wings this afternoon at KeyBank Centre in Buffalo, NY. The game is an afternoon matinee at 3:00 PM ET. This is the final preseason game for each team before final rosters are announced and the teams prepare for opening night. Detroit head coach Jeff Blashill indicated
Roster decisions at forward loom for Red Wings as preseason concludes – MLive If everyone (except Vrana) is healthy, this is what the Red Wings’ lineup might look like for the season-opener: Forward lines: Bertuzzi-Larkin-ZadinaFabbri-Suter-RyanErne-Rasmussen-NamestnikovSmith-Stephens-GagnerRowney (extra) That’s Khan’s take. I don’t like it but I’m not going to say he’s out in left field on
The NHL’s Metro Division is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in the league. Let’s take a look at the teams of the east and see how they’ll match up against the Red Wings. Carolina Hurricanes Record Last Season: 36-12-8 Playoff Result: Lost in the Second Round Expectation This Season: the Stanley
[Ed Note: This is a sponsored post. ESPN+ has paid for links in this season preview but has had no other input into the writing process.] One of the most productive offseasons in recent memory has ended for the Detroit Red Wings. Over the last few offseasons, the Red Wings have utilized the offseason to
Detroit — Moritz Seider has yet to play in an NHL regular-season game — but he’s headed to the Olympics. Team Germany announced Friday that Seider is part of their three-man provisional list ahead of the February 2022 Olympics in Beijing. Joining Seider were Edmonton forward Leon Draisaitl and Seattle goaltender Phillip Grubauer. All three players will
Detroit — Moritz Seider has yet to play in an NHL regular-season game — but he’s headed to the Olympics. Team Germany announced Friday that Seider is part of their three-man provisional list ahead of the February 2022 Olympics in Beijing. Joining Seider were Edmonton forward Leon Draisaitl and Seattle goaltender Phillip Grubauer. All three players will
The NHL season hasn’t started yet, but we’re already seeing countries name the first players they will take to Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympics. Team Germany announced their first three players, which include Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider: The IIHF along with the NHL and NHLPA requested that all teams participating in the winter
This year, the Detroit Red Wings play 16 games against Pacific Division teams. Detroit will play a two-game, home-and-home series against each of the eight teams. Three of the eight teams currently are over the salary cap allowed by the NHL. This week, Edmonton, Vancouver and Vegas will have to reduce their team salaries in
Moritz Seider is a week away from making his NHL debut and four months away from making his Olympics debut. The rangy Detroit Red Wings defender is an early selection for his native Germany’s hockey team that will compete in February at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. The International Ice Hockey Federation announced Friday that Seider,