Since it’s been all doom and gloom for the Detroit Red Wings lately, I wanted to take a different approach. A positive approach. Make no mistake, if the goal is incremental progress, then this year’s team is falling short.
There’s a huge part of the future of the Detroit Red Wings currently operating in the lineup for Skelleftea of Sweden’s SHL. Both defenseman Axel Sandin Pellikka (17th overall in 2023) and Michael Brandsegg-Nygard (15th overall, 2024) are first-round picks from the NHL entry draft.
What’s perhaps most alarming about the 7-9-2 start to the season for the Detroit Red Wings is that unlike the teams beating them of late, they aren’t a rebuilding club opting to let a group of kids learn the hard way on the fly.
Legendary former Red Wings forward Sergei Fedorov is rumored to be a potential replacement for Derek Lalonde if the team considers firing the head coach.
The NHL is a tough business, and while players face slim odds of making it to the league, becoming an NHL head coach is even more challenging. With only 32 head coaching positions available, the competition is fierce, and the job market often revolves around a familiar carousel of recurring names.
You just never know when and where a former Detroit Red Wings player is going to be showing up. In the past week alone, they’ve been popping up in the midst of a Detroit Lions touchdown celebration, transferring their pro wrestling skills to the ice and showing their teammates some new dance moves.
What’s the next step for the Detroit Red Wings? Well, for starters, coming home, arguably for the biggest set of games in this season. If the Wings are going to turn this thing around and right this ship, now’s the time.
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin’s disappointment was evident when he talked to FanDuel Sports Network about the circumstances of his team’s 5-4 overtime loss to the San Jose Sharks.
The Detroit Red Wings may be in trouble. Monday night saw them blow multiple leads to the San Jose Sharks and lose 5-4 in overtime, finishing up a California road trip without a win in all three games.
Watching the Red Wings throughout this west coast road trip has been an exercise in frustration. Detroit gave up a two goal lead in Anaheim after dominating the first period.
Well, this news doesn’t bode well for Detroit Red Wings fans who were hoping to see Simon Edvinsson back in the lineup for Monday’s game at San Jose against the Sharks.
The Detroit Red Wings are in dire need of turning the corner when they visit the San Jose Sharks on Monday. The Red Wings arrive in San Jose with only one victory in their last five outings and having dropped the first two clashes in their set against the trio of California teams.
The Detroit Red Wings added a group of veteran goalies this past offseason in an effort to add depth and options to the organization. One of those additions was former first round draft pick Jack Campbell.
The Detroit Red Wings have placed goaltender Jack Campbell on waivers. Campbell has yet to play a game this season at either the NHL or AHL level, as he had entered the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program at the start of the season.
The Detroit Red Wings will have an opportunity to quickly wipe out a bitter memory. They will face the host Los Angeles Kings on Saturday less than 24 hours after squandering a two-goal lead late in the second period in a 6-4 setback to the Ducks in Anaheim.
Former Detroit Red Wings forward Pavel Datsyuk was considered a magician by many.
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