Dylan Larkin has not been on the ice at the Detroit Red Wings training camp. There is one thing that could have happened to move the conversation surrounding him forward, and it didn’t.
The Detroit Red Wings picked up a 7-4 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins in their second preseason game. Today, they placed two on waivers with the purpose of them heading to Grand Rapids in the AHL.
Carter Mazur has been part of the Detroit Red Wings organization for four years. He doesn't get comfortable. He knows it will take a lot of urgency to be part of this team for a long time.
The Detroit Red Wings will play the second game of a back-to-back as they’ll face the Pittsburgh Penguins tonight. They’re coming off a 1-0 shootout loss to the Blue Jackets last night.
Carter Mazur has been one of those prospects who has seemingly hovered around the Red Wings' NHL picture without getting the sustained opportunity to establish himself.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Despite there still being some work to be done, the Red Wings are set to take the ice for their preseason games. This time around, the preseason is shorter to make room for the two additional regular-season games.
The Dylan Larkin trade drama in Detroit continues to take unexpected turns. After speaking with the media on the first day of Red Wings training camp, Larkin declined to elaborate on why he requested a trade.
Well, it’s that point in the offseason. Unfortunately, my content plan wasn’t as deep as I gave it credit for. I intended to save the mock trades and more speculation-based pieces for the real doldrums of the offseason, but alas, here we are.
Training camp is supposed to be the time when prospects try to get the attention of the veterans. Yesterday, the Detroit Red Wings' youngsters not only got the attention of the veterans, but they also got the attention of head coach Todd McLellan.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Detroit Red Wings are entering a new season focused on building team chemistry, staying healthy, and winning more games than last season. The preseason will be a good test for the team to get their feet wet.
Training camp usually represents optimism and experimentation and the Detroit Red Wings don't have much time for either. The organization is entering the 2026-27 season amid major transition while trying to end a 10-season playoff drought.
The Detroit Red Wings are trying to put together a roster that can take them to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2027. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun thinks that winger Patrik Laine would be a good fit for Detroit.
Nathan Oystrick, who previously played against the Detroit Red Wings in his NHL days, and the NAHL Houston Bulls earned their first win in team history with a late-game win over the Lone Star Brahmas.
Detroit’s scoring issues at even strength remain a central storyline heading into the 2026-27 season, and head coach Todd McLellan knows it. He also isn’t pretending there’s an easy fix.
Speaking out for the very first time since his request to be traded away from the Detroit Red Wings — the only NHL team he's ever been with throughout his entire NHL career thus far — Dylan Larkin addressed the media on Sept.
Detroit Red Wings training camp is in full effect. Preparation and competition will be fierce. Red Wings defenseman Ben Chiarot took the time to speak with the media about the mess surrounding Dylan Larkin and the trade request.
Dylan Larkin entered the Detroit Red Wings training camp on Thursday with his trade request still unresolved and no longer serving as the team’s captain.
New details are surfacing on why a Dylan Larkin trade never materialized in Detroit (or at least hasn’t yet), with a report from 32 Thoughts suggesting front-office disagreements played a role behind the scenes.
The Detroit Red Wings family lost one of its own late last week. Brent Peterson, the Calgary-born center Detroit selected 12th overall in the 1978 NHL Draft, died Friday, Sept.
The Detroit Red Wings have made Shawn Horcoff the interim GM of the franchise while it continues its search for a new permanent leader of its hockey operations department.