Over the last several days, things have gone from bad to worse for the Detroit Red Wings, if that were even possible, and they remain rudderless, directionless, and leaderless with merely days until the official start of training camp.
We saw a pair of offer sheets this summer around the NHL with New Jersey’s offer to Utah’s Barrett Hayton and a record-setting offer from Philadelphia to Anaheim’s Leo Carlsson; both were ultimately matched. While no others were signed, it doesn’t mean that others weren’t pursued.
On Friday, September 11, the Detroit Red Wings announced a big change: for the first time in six seasons, center Dylan Larkin is no longer the team’s captain.
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.
After a summer of nothing but radio silence from Dylan Larkin and his camp, the long time Red Wings forward has finally broken the silence. On Friday morning,
The Detroit Red Wings and Dylan Larkin have mutually announced that the disgruntled forward will be at training camp next week, but the team will start the season without a captain.
Today, the 2001-02 Red Wings look almost inevitable. We know how it ends. 116 points, the Presidents' Trophy and Steve Yzerman eventually hoisting the Stanley Cup for his third and last time.
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.
Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin, who requested a trade following last season, will report to training camp next week but will not return as captain.
The Detroit Red Wings will start the 2026-27 season without a captain. In a statement released Friday, the team announced that forward Dylan Larkin, who requested a trade from the Red Wings last June, has been stripped of the captaincy.
The Detroit Red Wings announced today that forward Dylan Larkin will no longer serve as team captain, and that the club will enter the 2026-27 season “without
Former Detroit Red Wings forward André Pronovost, a four-time Stanley Cup champion and the grandfather of one-time Wings first-round pick Anthony Mantha, has died at age 90.
Chris Kreider is unexpectedly available less than a month before the start of the NHL season. The Anaheim Ducks placed the veteran winger on unconditional waivers and terminated the final year of his contract by mutual agreement.
On Sep 8, 1971, Detroit Red Wings legend Gordie Howe announced his retirement. It's been 55 years since he made the announcement, and he was 43. Howe had nagging wrist injuries and dealt with other issues at the front office.
When you think of Barry Melrose, you think of the mullet, the suits, the voice, and the personality that made him instantly recognizable to generations of hockey fans.
Alex DeBrincat wasted no time this week putting an end to any speculation that he might be looking to follow in the footsteps of Dylan Larkin and try to leave the Detroit Red Wings.
Amidst a time of tremendous uncertainty for the Detroit Red Wings organization, star goal scorer Alex DeBrincat has reiterated his desire to remain with the club beyond the 2026-27 season.
Some positive news in Hockeytown…sort of. According to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, defenseman Simon Edvinsson is planning to attend the Detroit Red Wings‘ training camp later this month, despite having yet to sign a new contract.
With the Detroit Red Wings still searching for their next general manager, and training camp over a week away, I wanted to do a quick series re-drafting a few of the Red Wings draft classes in the Steve Yzerman era, from 2019 to 2023 specifically.
The Detroit Red Wings prospects will face prospects from the Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, and Pittsburgh Penguins. The games will take place at BELFOR Training Center in Detroit.