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.
Daily Faceoff: Jeff Marek and David Pagnotta discuss Detroit Red Wings and Simon Edvinsson. The Red Wings have moved a bit and they still want to sign him, but they are still a part on money.
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.
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.
Dylan Larkin is expected to make his 2026-27 regular-season debut Tuesday when the Detroit Red Wings host the Ottawa Senators. According to Daily Faceoff’s Brock Seguin, Larkin was taking line rushes with forwards Lucas Raymond and Viktor Arvidsson on Tuesday.
It might not be a complete surprise, but the Detroit Red Wings have not gotten off to their desired start of the 2026-27 season. Tuesday is going to give them the opportunity to change that.
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.
There is a chance Dylan Larkin could play for the Detroit Red Wings against the visiting Ottawa Senators on Tuesday. In any other season, that would be welcome news to their fans.
Detroit has a problem on the blue line. Young defenseman Simon Edvinsson is an unsigned restricted free agent, he’s back home in Sweden, and the latest Simon Edvinsson trade rumors 2026 say he’d rather be somewhere else.
Detroit Red Wings Governor and CEO Chris Ilitch has finally addressed Red Wings fans amidst ongoing frustrations surrounding the franchise. "I recognize fan frustrations.
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.
The minute it was reported that Detroit Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson might prefer a trade to re-signing with the Red Wings, the trade market started taking shape.
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.
The Detroit Red Wings have a contract problem, and it may be bigger than one player. According to Elliotte Friedman on the latest 32 Thoughts Podcast, defenseman Simon Edvinsson is frustrated by how long his negotiations have dragged on.
The Detroit Red Wings and head coach Todd McClellan have started the 2026-27 season 0-2 after taking two home weekend losses to the New York Rangers and Winnipeg Jets.
The Detroit Red Wings’ 0-2 record so far in the season looks pretty discouraging on paper. There really isn’t much impressive about that record. How those games have ended up that way, though, makes their winless start even more frustrating.
The Detroit Red Wings' season opener couldn't have gone much worse. They'll look for a better result and more fan support when they host the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday afternoon.
With the Red Wings 2026-27 season getting started tonight in a match against the New York Rangers, I wanted to shine a spotlight on some of the biggest milestones that the team’s players might reach this season.
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.