Larkin, DeBrincat, Raymond, Seider, they’re all great pieces. Teams are more than just their core however. The best young teams in the NHL are great because they get contributions from their whole lineup, not just their star players.
It is not everyday that we the entire benches clear in a hockey game. But, tonight in the New York Rangers versus Detroit Red Wings game, we saw just that.
The Detroit Red Wings were 2-1 winners over the New York Rangers on Sunday night in a game they completely controlled from start to finish. What is going to get most of the headlines from this game, however, is what happened after the game ended.
Lucas Raymond scored the tiebreaking goal with 3:47 remaining in the third period and the visiting Detroit Red Wings overcame a stellar performance by Jonathan Quick to earn a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers on Sunday night.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – For any young athlete, a demotion can feel like a real letdown. Yet, for Detroit Red Wings prospect Michael Brandsegg-Nygård, he’s taking everything in stride.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
Despite making small steps towards contention this year, the Detroit Red Wings continue to show why they are still rebuilding. The young team has plenty of young talent surrounding captain Dylan Larkin, but for some reason, can’t piece it together.
Detroit 1-0 Patrick Kane (goal), Ben Chiarot (assist): After a Sabres turnover, Chiarot makes a perfect feed to the stick of Patrick Kane, who deflects the puck in.
Well, this certainly isn’t what I had in mind when I said Detroit’s power play needed a new look. I understand that 1 for 20 is downright terrible recently, but I certainly wouldn’t go as far as putting 2 rookies on the top unit.
In a recent update on "Daily Faceoff Live," David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reported that Detroit Red Wings netminder Cam Talbot could become the most viable goaltending trade candidate by the deadline.
Writing this before they play the red-hot Ducks, Detroit is 9-7. A respectable record, but hardly better than that of the pre-McClellan Red Wings at this point last season.
The Detroit Red Wings snapped a three-game losing streak on Thursday with a strong outing against Anaheim. They'll hope for a carryover effect when they host the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night.
The Detroit Red Wings picked up a much-needed victory over the Anaheim Ducks, ending their three-game losing streak. They outworked a very impressive Ducks squad to earn the 6-3 victory, but the win was more than just getting back on track.
The Detroit Red Wings’ penalty killing has greatly improved under head coach Todd McLellan. The power play is struggling, though. The Red Wings have only scored one power play goal in their last 20 chances over their last five games.
The Detroit Red Wings needed a win in a big way on Thursday night against the Anaheim Ducks. Detroit had lost four of its last five games, and three contests in a row.
Alex DeBrincat scored two goals and added an assist as the host Detroit Red Wings ended a three-game slide by defeating the Anaheim Ducks 6-3 on Thursday.
The Detroit Red Wings are off to a solid start to the NHL season with a 9-7-0 record that has them fifth place in the Atlantic Division. As the Wings look
With four goals in their last four games, it’s clear that the Detroit Red Wings need help on offense. Not even Patrick Kane’s return from injury, Nate Danielson’s promotion, and a few lineup tweaks could improve Detroit’s fortunes. It’s time to look for external assistance.
The Detroit Red Wings began the season on a big hot streak. It appeared as if the team had taken a step forward following a near-decade-long postseason drought.
The Detroit Red Wings are off to a strong start to the 2025-2026 season, sporting a 9-6-0 record through 15 games. As the Red Wings try to ascend the challenging Atlantic Division, the team is trying to remain consistent in improving its team defense and goaltending.
Showtime is coming back to Hockeytown. When speaking to the media, Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan revealed that forward Patrick Kane will be back in the lineup on Friday night, when the Red Wings host Kane’s former team, the New York Rangers.
As the 2025-26 NHL season progresses, the Detroit Red Wings have shown they might be sticking around this season. Now 7th in the NHL standings, they sit second in the Atlantic Division.
Kane was injured in last week’s win over the Tampa Bay Lightning, after taking a hard fall into the boards. He has missed three games since — a run that will grow to four absences on Tuesday.