Prospects Tournament Update: Detroit 2 – St. Louis 5 Lucas Raymond scored both goals for the Wings, who lost Jonatan Berggren for the majority of the game. St. Louis played a “prospects trying to physically prove themselves” style game. Wings finish up tomorrow at 6 against Columbus. It won’t take long to figure out but
The Detroit Red Wings are poised to spend a week in Traverse City for training camp in search of chemistry and structure. Northern Lower Michigan in mid-September is reason in itself to be excited about the event, but this year’s camp is all the more welcome after last season’s truncated affair, the highlight of which
Consistency was an issue for Thomas Greiss in 2021, but he found a way to end the season strong. In fact, he singlehandedly kept the Detroit Red Wings in a good chunk of games in the final months of ’20-’21. What’s in store for the veteran goaltender in 2021-22? Age: 35 Goaltender Second Year With
The Detroit Red Wings 5-2 loss to St. Louis in the Prospect Tournament certainly pumped the brakes on the prospect-palooza that had been sweeping the fanbase. Sebastian Cossa looked every bit of an 18-year-old goaltender, Jonatan Berggren exited with an injury and Lucas Raymond is well, Lucas Raymond. Between some fans on Red Wings Twitter
SECAUCUS, NEW JERSEY – OCTOBER 06: With the fourth pick of the 2020 NHL Draft, Lucas Raymond from Frolunda Sweden is selected by the Detroit Red Wings at the NHL Network Studio on October 06, 2020 in Secaucus, New Jersey. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images) Red Wings Prospect Tournament: 3 Things to watch for against
First-round draft pick Lucas Raymond scored two goals in the Detroit Red Wings’ 5-2 loss against the St. Louis Blues on Saturday at the 2021 NHL Prospects Tournament at Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City. Raymond, who had a team-high four shots and was plus-1, leads the Red Wings with three goals in two games.
After a 5-4 victory over Dallas on Thursday in the Red Wings’ first Prospects Tournament match, Detroit finds themselves the visitor in their 2nd game. This time the Wings face the St. Louis Blues’ youngsters. The game starts at 7pm and will be streamed on the Wings’ Youtube channel. Youtube feed is here Due to
Stephen Whyno | Associated Press Zdeno Chara pondered his future, talked to his family and decided a blast from his past was the right choice for where to play a 24th NHL season. Chara agreed to terms with the New York Islanders on a one-year deal Saturday, returning 25 years later to the organization that drafted
The top prospects of the Detroit Red Wings and the St. Louis Blues face off in the Prospect Tournament. Presented by Huntington Bank Game commentary is provided by Ken Kal, Daniella Bruce, Art Regner, and Carley Johnson live from Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City.
Sounds like Detroit’s top line here has been bonding pretty well. Jonatan Berggren says Joe Veleno has a car here, so Veleno has been his and Raymond’s uber driver. Also he and Veleno are helping each other learn their respective languages. — Max Bultman (@m_bultman) September 17, 2021 Honestly, Veleno does sound like a good
The Detroit Red Wings have its second game in three days for the Prospects Tournament against St. Louis tonight at 7pm. Little has to be recapped about what happened against Dallas as much of the attention was on Kirill Tyutyayev and his two goals. As the attention moves to tonight, what are some potential storylines for
The biggest adjustment any young European player has when he arrives in North America is playing on the smaller ice surface. It takes many a while to get adjusted to the quicker decisions and plays that have to be made with the puck. Red Wings forward Jonatan Berggren, the 2018 second-round pick, seems to like the
It took a while to get there, but the 2020 Tokyo Olympics finally happened, just a year late. It was much anticipated, and filled with what makes sports incredible: bringing people together literally from all over the world in an unprecedented time to represent their countries, and hopefully inspire their fellow countrymen and women to
The Detroit Red Wings opened up their prospects tournament with a 5-4 victory over the Dallas Stars but it was the 2019 7th round pick Kirill Tyutyayev who turned heads with his performance. One of those he dazzled just happened to be the Red Wings crown jewel of the prospect pipeline–Lucas Raymond. In today’s article
There’s a lot that goes into building a contender. Everything needs to go well. Drafting, player development, front office focus, and even luck play a part in producing a perennial winner. Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman knows this all too well. He’s won at every level of the NHL as a player and was
Prospects Tournament Update: Detroit 5 vs Dallas 4 Goals from Kirill Tyutyayev (2), Chase Pearson, Lucas Raymond, Joe Veleno Next Wings game is Saturday against St. Louis at 7pm. Detroit Red Wings’ national TV schedule: If you don’t have ESPN-Plus, you’re out of luck – Freep The Wings will have eight games exclusively on ESPN-Plus/Hulu,
Lucas Raymond smiled. “The Russian?” he said. The Detroit Red Wings have had great success importing Russians, and the latest candidate is Kirill Tyutyayev. He was among the highlights as the Wings took their first game of the prospects tournament, 5-4, against counterparts from the Dallas Stars on Thursday in Traverse City. “He’s a beauty,” Raymond
Robby Fabbri is on the last year of his contract with the Detroit Red Wings. Like a solid chunk of the roster, Fabbri’s future with the team is uncertain – will he still be a Red Wing when the team is contending? This season could very well answer that question. Age: 25 Left Winger/Center Third
Russian Kirill Tyutyayev scored two goals and 2020 first-round draft pick Lucas Raymond added his first goal as a Red Wing in a 5-4 victory on Thursday night in the 2021 NHL Prospect Tournament at Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City. Joe Veleno and Chase Pearson also scored goals, Jonatan Berggren had two assists, and goalie Victor Brattstrom made 30
The NHL Prospects Tournament in Traverse City started Thursday, as the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Dallas Stars 5-4. Kirill Tyutyayev scored two goals in his first game in North America after playing professionally in Belarus last season. Chase Pearson, Lucas Raymond and Joe Veleno also scored for the Red Wings. Lineup Forwards Raymond-Veleno-Berggren Tyutyayev-Pearson-Hanas Zito-Verbeek-Butler