Moritz Seider is joined once again by teammate Lucas Raymond in an all new episode of The MoJoe Show. The boys play a teammate word association game, talk road trips, and more!
Troy Stecher’s time in Detroit is officially over. The Red Wings are trading the 27-year-old defenseman to the Los Angeles Kings for a draft pick: I had high hopes for Stecher when he was signed as a free agent. Stecher has only played 60 games since he signed with Detroit as a free agent. This
Oct 29, 2021; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Red Wings defenseman Troy Stecher (70) skates with the puck in the first period against the Florida Panthers at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports Red Wings: Detroit Trade Chip, Troy Stecher by Chris Giles Detroit Red Wings General Manager made his first trade in
The Detroit Red Wings finally got their trade deadline activity underway, dealing defenseman Troy Stecher to the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday for a seventh-round pick in the 2022 draft, per an announcement from the team. Stecher, 27, is set to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season. He signed with the Red
In what The Athletic’s Max Bultman referred to as the “first domino of of the deadline”, the Detroit Red Wings traded defenseman Troy Stecher to the Los Angeles Kings for a seventh-round draft pick on Sunday. UPDATE: The Detroit #RedWings today acquired a 7th round pick in the 2022 NHL Entry Draft from the Los
Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman whittled his defensive corps, unloading Troy Stecher for a seventh round pick. The 2022 selection from the Los Angeles Kings isn’t much, but the Wings had no use for Stecher anymore. He didn’t fit into their future, and, with claiming Olli Juolevi off waivers earlier this month, wasn’t needed
The Toronto Maple Leafs, desperate to shore up before the playoffs, are looking to a former Detroit Red Wings goaltender for help — and ditching another one. Sunday afternoon’s waivers revealed the Leafs had placed Petr Mrazek on the list, a move that either means they lose him to another team, or he can be
The trade deadline is tomorrow at 3:00 PM ET and Detroit General Manager Steve Yzerman is putting the finishing touches on what might be his busiest day as a Red Wings executive. Here is a look at what may happen to Troy Stecher in the next 24 hours. Why trading Stecher is a good idea
Seattle — Talk about a disheartening one-two punch for the Red Wings. If Saturday’s disappointing 4-2 loss to the expansion Seattle Kraken wasn’t bad enough — and letting a 2-0 third period lead was ugly — then they had Monday’s trade deadline to look forward to. Or rather, not look forward. There was a good
New dad Tyler Bertuzzi dismisses trade talk, committed to Red Wings – MLive “I guess those guys (media) have a job to do,” he said. “A lot of them are rumors. I guess they just like putting stuff out there to maybe get clicks. Whatever’s out there is false. I want to be a Red
SEATTLE — Tyler Bertuzzi was looking forward to getting home again, even as he had just joined his Detroit Red Wings teammates a day before the end of a long trip. It has been an exciting week for Bertuzzi, whose fiancee, Ashley Greasley, gave birth to their first child, daughter Kinsley Lea, on March 11.
In one of the more frustrating losses of the season, the Detroit Red Wings gave up four straight goals to the Seattle Kraken after holding a 2-0 lead for the first two periods. Let’s extract eight observations from yet another disappointing loss. #1: Alex Nedeljkovic had a good night. For the first two periods, Nedeljkovic
Seattle — The long, long flight is going to feel a little longer. After almost nine days on the road and four games, the Red Wings went home Saturday with a disappointing 4-2 loss in Seattle. The expansion Kraken scored three third-period goals in just under six minutes to swipe the win. Yanni Gourde broke the
SEATTLE — Alex Nedeljkovic put in another hard night’s work, but the same could not be said for his teammates. The Detroit Red Wings wrapped up a four-game trip Saturday with their first-ever appearance at Climate Pledge Arena. The NHL’s 32nd franchise entered the game at the bottom of the standings, but the Seattle Kraken outworked