Dylan Larkin faced a hostile reception from Detroit Red Wings fans before responding with his play on the ice. Larkin returned to the lineup Tuesday against the Ottawa Senators after missing Detroit’s first two games with an upper-body injury.
If Dylan Larkin wants to win back the Detroit Red Wings‘ fanbase, Tuesday night was a pretty good start. After requesting a trade out of Detroit in June
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A controversial figure in Hockeytown is facing the music after a tumultuous summer, but is happy to be back on the ice. Following the Detroit Red Wings’
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.
Tuesday night saw something a lot of Detroit Red Wings fans thought they’d never see: a Dylan Larkin return to the Detroit Red Wings lineup. He was back after a tumultuous summer that included a trade request and a minor injury that kept him out of the first couple of games for the team.
Trading Simon Edvinsson shouldn't be something the Detroit Red Wings want to do. Unfortunately for them, they've been put in the position where they may not have a choice.
Embattled Dylan Larkin turned boos into cheers from the home crowd with a goal and an assist in his season debut as the Detroit Red Wings notched their first win of the season by topping the Ottawa Senators, 5-3, on Tuesday night.
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.
With the cloud of Dylan Larkin's trade request still looming over the Detroit Red Wings, the former captain showed his true worth in his 2026-27 season debut.
The Detroit Red Wings could get a familiar face back in the lineup Tuesday night. Larkin is expected to make his season debut when the Red Wings host the Ottawa Senators at Little Caesars Arena, though the veteran center still must receive final medical clearance before Detroit officially activates him from injured reserve.
Seeking their first win of the 2026-27 season, the Detroit Red Wings announced several roster moves ahead of tonight’s contest against the Ottawa Senators.
As the drama in Hockeytown continues, some are starting to wonder where a potential landing spot could be for Simon Edvinsson. The Detroit Red Wings are still without the big Swedish blueliner.
Moritz Seider was born in Zell, Germany on April sixth, 2001. Seider played youth hockey for EHC Erfurt’s U16 team during the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons as a 13 and 14 year-old.
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It has been a tumultuous few months for the Detroit Red Wings, who now own the longest active playoff drought in the NHL after the Buffalo Sabres qualified for the postseason last year.
The Detroit Red Wings have had a tumultuous start to their season, and now they’re dealing with multiple injuries up front. Red Wings forward Marco Kasper will be out week-to-week with an upper-body injury, while forward Mason Appleton will be out week-to-week with an undisclosed injury.
According to Elliotte Friedman, Dylan Larkin, if cleared by doctors, will play in tonight’s game against the Ottawa Senators. This comes after the Red Wings announced two roster moves.
There hasn’t been much for the Detroit Red Wings or their fans to celebrate for a while now. The start of the season didn’t help. Michael Brandsegg-Nygard could be an exception to that, though.
Maybe I’m just an optimist deep down. During the offseason, I sat here and wrote about how things weren’t as bad as they seem. Even after two losses to pretty mediocre teams and another trade request, I’m still not ready to write off the Detroit Red Wings, at least not yet.
Making history just by setting foot on the ice on Wednesday night, Sidney Crosby captained the Pittsburgh Penguins to a win in their season-opening game in Philadelphia.