Without Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin in the lineup, Lucas Raymond has stepped up to be Detroit’s go-to, all-situations forward. It’s good timing for Raymond – his entry-level contract (ELC) expires after this season and the third-year forward is due for a hefty raise. Raymond is eligible to sign a new deal at any point.
The Detroit Red Wings are again on the outside looking in for an Eastern Conference wild card position. Thanks to a pair of goals by Alex Ovechkin, the Washington Capitals downed the Calgary Flames 5-3 to move one point ahead of Detroit for the final spot.
Detroit, Michigan, hosted part of the Takeover weekend on March 16th. A matchup between Ottawa and Boston, at Little Caesar’s Arena. It was the first game of the takeover weekend, a matchup between Boston and Ottawa, both teams fighting for that fourth and final playoff spot.
The Detroit Red Wings snapped a seven-game losing streak over the weekend but it still ended on a sour note. After recording a much-needed 4-1 home win over Buffalo on Saturday, the Red Wings were dealt a 6-3 loss at Pittsburgh on Sunday.
The skid continues for the Detroit Red Wings. Amazingly, so does their grasp on a playoff position. Despite going 1-8 over their past nine games, the Red Wings are still the holders of the second wild card spot in the NHL’s Eastern Conference.
It’s been a spectacular season for Detroit Red Wings netminding prospect Trey Augustine. The honors accolades keep piling up for the Michigan State Spartans freshman goalie.
There’s a lot to unpack following the latest Detroit Red Wings setback. Some of it puzzling, much of it alarming. A 6-3 loss to the Penguins in Pittsburgh on Sunday was Detroit’s eight defeat in the past nine games.
The Detroit Red Wings are still expecting injured captain Dylan Larkin to rejoin the team this week, although there is no exact timetable. “I would not expect him probably as early as Tuesday but we’ll get a better feel after that off day on Monday,” coach Derek Lalonde said.
With the regular season wrapping up around the junior and college ranks, a handful of Detroit Red Wings prospects find themselves playing key roles for their respective teams.
Desperate times call for desperate measures, as was evident midway through the third period of Saturday’s Detroit Red Wings vs Buffalo Sabres game at Little Caesars Arena.
Christian Fischer went to his knees in the second period to help the Detroit Red Wings halt their seven-game losing streak. And he wasn’t praying. Fischer was stumbling to the ice, but managed to twist his body and fling the puck past Buffalo goalie Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen.
Patrick Kane scored the go-ahead goal late in the second period and the host Detroit Red Wings snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday afternoon.
The Eastern Conference Playoff Picture is getting weirder by the day. The Detroit Red Wings were comfortably in a playoff spot before the NHL Trade Deadline, but now they are hanging on for dear life.
The Detroit Red Wings haven't qualified for the playoffs the past seven seasons. They're in danger of extending that streak if they don't end another very soon.
The Detroit Red Wings have lost six games in a row. This losing streak comes at a particularly inopportune time, as the NHL’s trade deadline just passed.
We need to get right on the ice this week, and YB's Griffin Carroll has decided that starts today with two shots on goal prop plays. Hopefully you're ready for some hockey hits, because he's loving these plus-money looks tonight.
David Perron and the Detroit Red Wings seemed like a lock for the Stanley Cup Playoffs just a couple weeks ago. Detroit held on to the first wild card spot in the Eastern Conference by a comfortable margin.
The losing skid in Hockeytown is clearly getting to the players. During practice on Wednesday, Detroit Red Wings teammates Lucas Raymond and Ben Chiarot decided to take their frustrations out on one another.
One of the feel-good stories from the early part of the season was the revamped Detroit Red Wings powering their way toward a return to the postseason.
As if what was going on the scoreboard was not bad enough, the Detroit Red Wings suffered a personnel casualty on Tuesday night. During their blowout loss against the Buffalo Sabres, forward Joe Veleno suffered a freak injury that forced him to leave the game.
Last night was a frustrating one in the NHL shots market, as we lost a pair of Marchand shots to burn one of our looks. Such is the nature of this beast, and we continue on in a fresh day with a pair of plays that look just terrific on the ice, both at plus-money.
In a season headlined by a ton of new faces such as Alex DeBrincat, Shayne Gostisbehere, J.T. Compher and even Patrick Kane, a lot of chatter surrounding the Detroit Red Wings pertained to a lesser-known forward outside of Detroit: Jonatan Berggren.
On Friday, the Red Wings opened up a roster spot when they traded Klim Kostin to San Jose. No they filled that spot.
He sustained the injury in Saturday’s 4-0 loss to the Panthers, although it’s unclear which play caused it. He did not play the final 10 minutes of the third period and was replaced by Joe Veleno.
With a six-game winning streak heading into Thursday's home game against the New York Islanders, the surging Detroit Red Wings have stirred Stanley Cup dreams among fans. One player is attempting to bump the breaks amid the excitement.
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