The Detroit Red Wings’ offseason has already delivered one seismic departure, with Steve Yzerman no longer the general manager. The team is also likely to trade captain Dylan Larkin, who requested a trade, in part because of his relationship with Yzerman and the forward’s impatience over the team’s lack of success.
With former general manager Steve Yzerman no longer at the helm, the Detroit Red Wings have begun searching for their next GM. Yzerman’s legacy in Detroit as a player is legendary, but his tenure in office is murky.
Zam Plante produced one of the strongest offensive seasons in the Pittsburgh Penguins’ prospect pool, but the next step in his development remains less certain than the numbers suggest.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
This afternoon, it was announced that forward Alexandre Doucet was signing to play with Assat in Liiga. Doucet appeared in 52 games for the Grand Rapids Griffins last season, recording 14 points on eight goals and six assists.
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.
As the Detroit Red Wings continue to navigate an offseason full of questions and turmoil, the organization will be entering a pivotal 2026-27 season. There
Patrick Kane is back where his NHL career began, and nobody needs to pretend the reunion is anything short of fascinating.
In the wake of Steve Yzerman stepping down as Detroit Red Wings general manager (GM) after seven seasons, there were a handful of people who came to his defense despite never once making the playoffs.
While the Detroit Red Wings appear to be anything but stable, that’s not a clear indication that everyone is being traded, including star forward Alex DeBrincat.
A solid minor-league backstop is sticking around the Midwest for another year. On Tuesday, the Detroit Red Wings announced that the team has signed goaltender to a one-year, two-way contract.
The Detroit Red Wings shared this evening that goaltender Carter Gylander has agreed to terms on a one-year, two-way contract. The 25-year-old had been a restricted free agent.
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.
Patrick Kane isn’t just back in a Blackhawks sweater himself — he’s apparently working to bring his old running mate along for the ride. Appearing on Pardon My Take this week, Kane revealed he’s been quietly campaigning for Jonathan Toews to come out of retirement and play one more season in Chicago.
Hutch is hanging up his skates. On Monday, the Winnipeg Jets announced that goaltender Michael Hutchinson is retiring from the NHL. The Barrie, Ontario
According to an announcement from the Winnipeg Jets, goaltender Michael Hutchinson has hung up his skates. Hutchinson spent 11 years in the NHL with the Jets, Florida Panthers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Colorado Avalanche, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Detroit Red Wings.
There has been a lot of drama surrounding the Detroit Red Wings this offseason, including the sudden news of Steve Yzerman stepping away from the role of General Manager, as well as the Dylan Larkin trade request, but they seem poised to try and make a push for a playoff spot this season.
With the announcement of Steve Yzerman stepping down as General Manager of the Detroit Red Wings last week, the “Yzerplan” Era of Red Wings hockey has come to a close.
The Detroit Red Wings continue to navigate one of the most intriguing offseasons in franchise history. Weeks after Steve Yzerman stepped down as executive vice president and general manager, the organization has yet to name his successor.
Patrick Kane closed his chapter with the Detroit Red Wings this weekend. He posted his farewell message on social media on Saturday, July 25. This is just
There’s no question that the Detroit Red Wings are not having the offseason they hoped for. After climbing out of obscurity and inching toward postseason play in the Eastern Conference gauntlet, the Red Wings’ path back to competitiveness hit major roadblocks this summer.
With the announcement of Steve Yzerman stepping down as General Manager of the Detroit Red Wings last week, the “Yzerplan” Era of Red Wings hockey has come to a close.
Chicago Blackhawks fan favorite Patrick Kane spoke publicly about his return to the club for the first time on Friday.
Patrick Kane is going home. Dylan Larkin would still prefer to leave his.
Chicago selected Kane with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 NHL Draft, and he more than lived up to the hype, becoming one of the best players in franchise history.
Steve Yzerman stepping down as the Red Wings GM has people asking the same thing: why now? Elliotte Friedman basically frames it as the hockey world changing much faster than front offices can keep pretending they’re in the same era they were in a few months ago.
Former center/forward Steve Yzerman won three Stanley Cups in 22 seasons with the Detroit Red Wings (1983-2006), but he wasn't cut out to salvage hockey in Motown.
Larkin wants out of Detroit, but he's doing little to make his desire a reality.
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