Northville’s Dakoda Rheaume-Mullen, the son of Detroit Red Wings TV analyst and NHL pioneer goalie Manon Rheaume, was one of three Michigan hockey players who were selected for USA Hockey’s National Team Development Program on Saturday. Rheaume-Mullen, Austin Baker (White Lake) and Lucas VanVliet (Livonia) are among the 23 players who will compete with the U.S.
Buium is back on the ice for Denver and he just assisted on the goal that gave his team a 2-1 lead. — Winging It In Motown (@wingingitmotown) April 10, 2022 Mazur just had the primary setup on the Denver goal that’s likely the dagger for the championship game. — Winging It In Motown (@wingingitmotown)
In a few weeks general manager Steve Yzerman will be conducting exit interviews with a select group of Detroit Red Wings players eligible for unrestricted free agency. During his three years in charge of the Wings, Yzerman has overseen an infusion of young talent, balanced with adding savvy veterans and re-signing several players he inherited from the previous regime.
In honor of FanSided’s 15th anniversary, we are having a look at the 15 best moments from the last 15 years of Detroit Red Wings hockey. It has truly been the best and worst of times during this period for the Red Wings. With so many ups and downs, I take a look at the
The NCAA hockey season wrapped up on Saturday night in Boston as Denver rallied from a 1-0 deficit to score five goals in the third period for a 5-1 win over Minnesota State. The national title is the Pioneers’ ninth, tying them with Michigan hockey for the most in Division I history. (It’s also the Pios’
Detroit — This late in an NHL season, many players are dealing with aches and pains earned during the long, rigorous schedule. In some cases, it’s important to deal with those injuries more carefully than others. The Red Wings are dealing with a couple of such cases, as Dylan Larkin and Filip Hronek are being
Detroit — The playoffs officially aren’t a possibility, so the Red Wings marked the occasion Saturday with another loss, although a spirited one it was. The Wings lost 5-4 to the Columbus Blue Jackets in overtime, hours after the Washington Capitals’ victory in Pittsburgh mathematically eliminated the Wings from the playoffs for a sixth consecutive season. Jack
We hear from coach Jeff Blashill after his Red Wings claw back late against the Blue Jackets but lose in overtime. #MadeToChill
The Detroit Red Wings livened things up in one of their few remaining home games, injecting some energy with two late goals. Their Saturday evening match at Little Caesars Arena against the Columbus Blue Jackets began shortly after the Wings had been eliminated from playoff contention for a sixth straight year. It was pretty sedate until
Detroit — The playoffs officially aren’t a possibility, so the Red Wings marked the occasion Saturday with another loss, although a spirited one it was. The Wings lost 5-4 to Columbus in overtime, hours after the Washington Capitals’ victory in Pittsburgh mathematically eliminated the Wings from the playoffs for a sixth consecutive season. Jack Roslovic completed
We head into the third and final meeting between the Red Wings and Columbus Blue Jackets with both teams trying to right the ship a bit to end the year. Both teams had rough months of March, and are spending the month of April hoping to figure some stuff out heading into the offseason. Columbus
We hear from captain Dylan Larkin after he scores again in Saturday’s 5-4 OT loss to the Blue Jackets. #LGRW
The mathematics are in: The Detroit Red Wings have been eliminated from advancing to the playoffs for a sixth straight season. The demise has been on the horizon, but it became official Saturday when the Washington Capitals beat the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Capitals reached 88 points, ensuring the Wings cannot catch them for the second wild-card
Detroit — This late in an NHL season, many players are dealing with aches and pains earned during the long, rigorous schedule. In some cases, it’s important to deal with those injuries more carefully than others. The Red Wings are dealing with a couple of such cases, as Dylan Larkin and Filip Hronek are being