“It’s a game we could have won,” says Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin after Monday’s loss in Minnesota. #LGRW
We hear from coach Jeff Blashill after his Red Wings suffer a 7-4 setback in Minnesota. #MadeToChill
St. Paul, Minnesota — This game sure did start well for the Red Wings, but gradually, not so much. Then it came back a little bit, the Wings made it interesting, but ultimately, a tough loss. Minnesota rookie Matt Boldy, an alumni of the Plymouth Township-based United States National Team Development Program, earned his first
Everyone knew this portion of the schedule would be a gauntlet for the Red Wings. Not even an early two goal lead could save Detroit in a 7-4 loss to Minnesota. But progress was still measurable in the loss–something that will be a reoccurring theme in this version of eight observations: 1: Dylan Larkin‘s torrid
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Two goals the first four minutes and a late charge didn’t add up to much for the Detroit Red Wings. Their attempt to stoke their post-All Star break momentum was thwarted by the Minnesota Wild Monday at XCel Energy Center with a 7-4 loss. The Wings (22-22-6) were let down by special
St. Paul, Minnesota — This game sure did start well for the Red Wings, but gradually, not so much. Then it came back a little bit, the Wings made it interesting, but ultimately, a tough loss. Minnesota rookie Matt Boldy, an alumni of the Plymouth Township-based United States National Team Development Program, earned his first
Wings in Minnesota for a real Wild time! I’ve been told by people who watch that the old trope about this being a boring team is passed and you know what I’m finally ready to listen and give this team a fresh chance. Wings with two post-All Star wins over Philly finally face a real
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Feb 27, 2020; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin (71) bends over with a face injury during the third period against the Minnesota Wild at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports Preview: Detroit begins short road trip tonight in Minnesota by Chris Giles The Detroit Red Wings started a
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ST. PAUL, Minn. — They haven’t moved in together because one finds the other one on the grumpy side, but professionally, they couldn’t be happier to be working together. Gemel and Givani Smith were both on the Detroit Red Wings’ lineup roster posted Monday morning at XCel Energy Center for the first time since the Wings claimed
St. Paul, Minn. — Gemel Smith is four years older than his brother Givani, so the chances for them to be on the same team together growing up in Toronto were minimal. But that all changed Monday when they skated for the Red Wings, playing on the same line, no less. Gemel, 27, and Givani, 23, were on
The Detroit Red Wings play the first of a two game mini road trip tonight when they travel to play the Minnesota Wild. This game was initially postponed in December and is the first of two games between the clubs this year. Minnesota currently have a 12 game home point streak and are 8-1-1 in their last
Gemel Smith speaks with the media following Red Wings morning skate in Minnesota on Wednesday, February 14th. Presented by World Wide Technologies