Ken Kal started us off this morning with a fun stat. No brotherly love in Philly….hope this changes tonight. The last time the Red Wings won in regulation in Philadelphia was January 25, 1997. The Wings have won 1 game in a shootout that was on November 8, 2016. — Ken Kal (@KenKalDRW) February 9,
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I got reminded today that former Wings’ bench assistant John Torchetti is with the Flyers now. According to Meltzer, he’s in charge of their PP, forwards, and being the bench assistant. Flyers forward Derick Brassard meets with the media for the first time since returning from injury. Brassard is expected to be in the lineup
Amid all the spots for snacks, booze and cars, three Detroit sports legends have teamed up for a brief advertisement that will air locally during Sunday’s Super Bowl. Lions legend Barry Sanders, former Tigers player and current broadcaster Kirk Gibson and Red Wings great Darren McCarty have filmed a 30-second spot for the the Sam Bernstein
The Detroit Red Wings return to action with a home-and-home series with the Philadelphia Flyers. The teams begin the short series tonight in Philadelphia and conclude the week with a matinee affair in Detroit on Saturday. Philadelphia is currently on a two game winning streak and are 2-7-1 in their last 10 games. Game time tonight
There have been many prevailing narratives surrounding the Detroit Red Wings since the start of the 2021-22 season, but two have really stood out as the season has progressed. Boy, the Red Wings’ rookies really have transformed this team. Imagine where the Red Wings would be if forward Jakub Vrana were with the team to
Time: 7:00 EasternPlace: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia PATV: BSDET, NBCSPRadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMFlyers Blog: Broad Street Hockey Welcome back to the Wings’ season. We’re through the midway point of the season! Ok, we’re actually six games past that but this is traditionally the lead-in to the trade deadline portion where teams
“There’s multiple guys that have an opportunity to get a spot on Larkin’s line and I wanted to see Filip Zadina today there,” Blashill said. “We’ll look at the practice tape and see if we want to stay with it or not. It might be something that we give different guys chances during games.” Lots
Filip Zadina may start the Detroit Red Wings‘ next game on the top line, but it’s as much a reflection on Vladislav Namestnikov as it is on Zadina. And Jakub Vrana could soon make it moot. The Wings practiced Tuesday and then booked it for Philadelphia, where they begin their post-All-Star break schedule Wednesday. Zadina,
Filip Zadina is one of the Detroit Red Wings younger forwards, and his underwhelming performance this season has been a hot-button issue among the fanbase. Well, todays practice lines are sure to get fans fired up. Red Wings lines in practice today: Zadina-Larkin-RaymondBertuzzi-Suter-FabbriNamestnikov-Rasmussen-ErneGagner-Veleno-Gemel Smith DeKeyser-SeiderStaal-HronekOesterle-LindstromLeddy(non contact)-Stecher (normal jersey) — Max Bultman (@m_bultman) February 8, 2022
It wasn’t until midway through the first period of his first National Hockey League TV game that Farmington Hills native Jason Ross Jr. learned of the historical significance of the broadcast on NBC Sports Chicago. The 23-year-old Ross Jr. became the first Black TV play-by-play announcer in the history of the Chicago Blackhawks on Jan. 8,
Detroit — The idea of having Jakub Vrana in the Red Wings lineup and adding his proven goal-scoring has gone through coach Jeff Blashill’s mind. Vrana, who continues to work his way back from September shoulder surgery, skated in a non-contact jersey Tuesday as the Wings returned from the All-Star break. If everything goes accordingly, Vrana could be
The Grand Rapids Griffins finally came through with one win in three games last week. The Griffins started the week with a 4-3 loss at home against Toronto. The Griffins then split the weekend series with Ontario losing 5-2 on Friday then getting back into the win column with a 5-3 victory on Saturday. The Griffins
Jakub Vrana speaks with the media following Tuesday’s practice day at Little Caesars Arena following the team’s All-Star break. Presented by World Wide Technologies