The Detroit Red Wings look like they may have hit on a formula for having two scoring lines. Dylan Larkin and Tyler Bertuzzi have such sparkling chemistry it’s tough to pull them apart, but their split is why the Wings head into Monday’s matinee rematch in Buffalo feeling good about themselves. Almost everything about Saturday’s
The Detroit Red Wings got a much needed win beating the Buffalo Sabres 4-0 Saturday night. Between power play goals and Michael Rasmussen potting one on a breakaway, it was a much needed shot to the arm for a team that had looked lethargic and at times, lost. Onto the observations: 1. I wrote before that
Mickey Redmond recalls his outdoor hockey days … “That’s where the game is the greatest game in the world.”
We hear from Jeff Blashill after his Red Wings shut out the Sabres 4-0 on Saturday. #MadeToChill
We hear from Tyler Bertuzzi after he gets a goal and two assists on Saturday. #LGRW
We hear from Alex Nedeljkovic after he pitches his first shutout in a Red Wings uniform. #LGRW
Well-rested, the Detroit Red Wings put on a well-executed show Saturday night before a lively crowd at Little Caesars Arena. They started strong against the Buffalo Sabres, converted on power plays, limited the chances against goalie Alex Nedeljkovic and were rewarded with a 4-0 victory that boosted their home record to 13-6-2. It was precisely
Detroit — The Buffalo Sabres proved to be the perfect tonic for the slumping Red Wings. The Wings ended a four-game winless streak with a convincing 4-0 victory over the lowly Sabres, goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic stopping 22 shots for his first shutout as a Red Wing. Tyler Bertuzzi and Robby Fabbri had first-period power-play goals, Lucas
I feel bad for everyone who just couldn’t take it anymore after four straight losses and sat this one out. In perhaps their best performance of the season, the Red Wings licked the Buffalo Sabres. It’s hard to call any sort of win against Buffalo a statement win, but this certainly felt like Detroit saying
Jan 9, 2022; Anaheim, California, USA; Detroit Red Wings left wing Tyler Bertuzzi (59) celebrates with defenseman Marc Staal (18) after scoring a goal during the second period of NHL game against Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center. Mandatory Credit: Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports Red Wings host Buffalo in first of Home-and-Home Series by Chris Giles
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Tonight, the Detroit Red Wings will host the Buffalo Sabres in a home and home matchup that will conclude with a matinee game on Monday in Buffalo. These two games are pivotal for the Red Wings and will go a long way in indicating if this team makes any kind of charge towards the playoffs.
Detroit — Maybe a day off will help the Red Wings. After a loss Thursday against Winnipeg in which the Wings looked a bit fatigued at times, coach Jeff Blashill decided to make Friday a complete day off. No work on the ice or in the weight room. No meetings. No coming down to Little
Red Wings Prospect Ryan O’Reilly Developing at Impressive Rate – THW “He gets lots of shots off, he uses his big body, knows how to create space for himself now, and puts himself in a position to get the puck in scoring position; he’s got to hit the net,” Power said. “If he just hits