The Detroit Red Wings got a shock in June when captain Dylan Larkin asked for a trade out of the only NHL team that he’s ever known. The 30-year-old Waterford, Michigan, native was drafted by the Red Wings with the 15th overall pick in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, and he has played all 11 of his NHL seasons with his home-state team.
The Detroit Red Wings are nearing two full months without a general manager. Steve Yzerman vacated his position, and training camp is fast approaching.
The Detroit Red Wings really don’t have to be done adding to their roster. They certainly could do more, and likely need to. Training camp is approaching fast, and most of the NHL’s biggest free agents have already found new homes a long time ago, but there are still worthy free agents who could bring value to this team.
Dylan Larkin is the current captain of the Detroit Red Wings until he is traded. Being the captain of the team comes with a lot of responsibility. Not everyone who wears the letter "C" on their chest is captain material.
The Detroit Red Wings appear to be moving forward in their search for a new General Manager. According to Puckpedia, the Wings have told a few candidates they were interviewing that they are no longer in the running for the position.
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.
Detroit’s ability to trade Dylan Larkin might have gotten slightly more complicated if a recent report is accurate. Apparently, TVA Sports’ Renaud Lavoie said the Montreal Canadiens remain off Dylan Larkin’s approved list, with the center said to prefer staying in the United States.
The Detroit Red Wings didn’t perform in the offseason as many expected. It was quiet. The organization is taking the chance that improvement can come from within.
The Detroit Red Wings announced its 24-man roster for the 2026 NHL Prospect Tournament on Wednesday morning, with first-round picks Nate Danielson and Carter Bear leading the way.
The University of Michigan ice hockey team — which includes Detroit Red Wings' 2026 first-round pick (No. 23 overall) J.P. Hurlbert — will be participating in the 2027 Frozen Tundra Faceoff, as announced on the morning of Sept.
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.
The Detroit Red Wings forward Marco Kasper will be entering his third season with the team, and it is going to be a very crucial season for the 22-year-old, who is coming off a disappointing season.
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 enter the 2026-27 season with plenty of uncertainty surrounding the organization and a lot of unanswered questions that are becoming more pressing by the day.
Can it get any worse for the Detroit Red Wings? The historic franchise once known for one of the longest playoff streaks in NHL history is now tied for the second-longest playoff drought in NHL history.
Detroit Red Wings prospect Carter Bear wants to avoid any time with the AHL’s Grand Rapids Griffins, if he can help it. In a recent interview with Marco D’Amico of RG Media, Bear believes he has the skill and hunger to earn a spot on the Red Wings’ opening night roster.
We’ve reached September, which means the Detroit Red Wings return to the ice this month. The team kicks off training camp Sept. 17 and opens the 2026-27 season Oct.
The Detroit Red Wings are preparing for the upcoming 2026-27 NHL season. Detroit has had a messy offseason centered around the Dylan Larkin trade request.
The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to terms on a new two-year contract with restricted free agent defenseman Kevin Korchinski, the club announced Saturday afternoon.
Here’s where things stand with Dylan Larkin right now: absolutely nowhere. The whole situation is frozen, and it’s getting weirder the longer it drags on.
With training camp just a month away, the Detroit Red Wings are really starting to look like a disorganized mess. The latest evidence comes from defenseman Simon Edvinsson‘s agent, who says they can’t even figure out who they’re supposed to talk to about a contract extension.
When the Detroit Red Wings appoint their next general manager, the new hire will have their hands full right away. The Dylan Larkin situation needs to be sorted out, Simon Edvinsson needs a new contract, and a contract extension pitch should be made to Alex DeBrincat.
The Detroit Red Wings enter the 2026–27 season aiming to end a 10-year playoff drought. The Red Wings were able to add some scoring help by signing Viktor Arvidsson at the start of free agency, but they lost Patrick Kane.
Earlier this summer, I published my top 25 rankings for Detroit Red Wings prospects. There was quite a bit of turnover from the preseason rankings, with several players departing and a new draft class coming in.
From Max Bultman of The Athletic (mailbag): Safe to say, the Detroit Red Wings’ offseason has not gone as planned. With Steve Yzerman now in a different position, the search remains on for a new General Manager.