In a way, this is Dylan Larkin cooperating, as much as fans might not want to hear that. While yes, Dylan Larkin’s expanded 8-team trade list consists of top-flight contenders, it does cover a quarter of the league.
Mark Scheig: Things are pointing to the Columbus Blue Jackets signing Carson Soucy to a contract (he’s been at camp on the PTO). The Blue Jackets could use some defensemen with Dante Fabbro and Damon Severson injured.
Welcome back to our final Around the NHL before the 2026-27 season begins. Rosters are due at 5:00 PM eastern time on Monday, and this year is setting up to be a very entertaining one, on and off the ice.
While Dylan Larkin has made it clear that he’d like to move on from the Red Wings, he didn’t exactly give former GM Steve Yzerman a lot to work with.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
The saga around Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings continues. While the rivalry between the Red Wings and the Colorado Avalanche has fizzled, Larkin could bring the teams together.
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.
During the NHL offseason, former Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin requested a trade. As one of the best players in the organization, he’s signed to a long-term deal until 2031 and has a full no-movement clause.
The Wild’s summer-long pursuit of Detroit center Dylan Larkin has taken a fresh turn with less than a week to go before the puck drops on the 2026-27 regular season.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames are keeping a close eye on Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach as his future in Montreal becomes increasingly uncertain.
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.
Trading Dylan Larkin has proven problematic for the Detroit Red Wings. Some of that has to do with the ask, and the return teams on his preferred trade list are willing to give.
The New Jersey Devils have been busy this offseason. They added complimentary top-six players like Anthony Mantha and Luke Evangelista. The Devils revamped the front office with Sunny Mehta now leading as GM.
General manager Kent Hughes seemingly was going big-game hunting this offseason, and if he was going to make a trade, it was going to be a big splash move for the Montreal Canadiens.
The Dylan Larkin rumor seems to be fading more and more in Montreal. The former Red Wings captain's name has been linked to the Canadiens several times in recent weeks.
Dylan Larkin has been heavily involved in the Detroit Red Wings news cycle this offseason. He requested a trade away from the team, then had his captaincy stripped, and finally, Larkin missed the start of training camp due to an upper-body injury.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Anaheim Ducks’ decision to name Mikael Granlund captain instead of Leo Carlsson has sparked speculation about whether the young star was intentionally passed over following his contract drama with the Philadelphia Flyers.
Michael Russo and Joe Smith of The Athletic: Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes said (last week) that the idea of possibly playing with his brothers in New Jersey versus re-signing with the Wild is not the reason that a contract extension hasn’t been worked out yet.
Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin and Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck have quite a bit in common.
The Dylan Larkin trade drama in Detroit continues to take unexpected turns. After speaking with the media on the first day of Red Wings training camp, Larkin declined to elaborate on why he requested a trade.
There is a continuing summer-long trend of top NHL players trying to force their way into a new situation, but also pretending like the entire thing is not happening.
Dylan Larkin entered the Detroit Red Wings training camp on Thursday with his trade request still unresolved and no longer serving as the team’s captain.
Detroit Red Wings fans have been waiting to hear from forward Dylan Larkin all summer after he requested a trade away from the team at the start of the offseason.
It’s been a tumultuous offseason for Dylan Larkin. The longtime Detroit Red Wings center requested a trade from the team in June. He then saw Detroit’s
Dylan Larkin addressed the media Thursday for the first time since news broke this summer that he had requested a trade from the Detroit Red Wings — but the star forward made clear he isn’t ready to explain why.
There’s a strange bit of irony in the Dylan Larkin situation. The Detroit Red Wings spent the summer dealing with the fallout from his reported trade request, the decision to strip him of the captaincy and the ongoing uncertainty about whether he would still be part of the team once training camp opened.
Detroit Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin suffered an upper-body injury during training and will not skate with the team when training camp begins tomorrow, interim GM Shawn Horcoff told the media today.
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