Darrin Bauming: Buffalo Sabres forward Jordan Greenway left in the first period after blocking a shot in the foot. Coach Lindy Ruff: “I have no idea, probably our docs will look at him .
The Detroit Red Wings continue to receive bad news from their blue-line. Head coach Todd McLellan shared that veteran defender Erik Gustafsson will be out long-term with an undisclosed injury.
Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan has provided injury updates on winger Elmer Soderblom and defensemen Erik Gustafsson and Jeff Petry. Soderblom was announced as day-to-day after sustaining an injury during Tuesday’s 4-1 loss to the Washington Capitals.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
Erik Gustafsson said he knew he “didn’t play a great game the first game.” “To be benched after that is tough,” he said. “Nothing I can do about it but play better.” Gustafsson, signed as an unrestricted free agent last summer, gets that chance tonight when he plays against his former team, the New York Rangers.
When the New York Rangers defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 at Madison Square Garden on Monday, they played against five of their former teammates, including Cam Talbot who was the backup goalie.
Already facing a shortage of rights, the Detroit Red Wings saw another one taken away from them in Thursday’s 6-3 season-opening loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Back in the day, there was a time when the combination of Patrick Kane, Alex DeBrincat and Erik Gustafsson were the cause of nightmares for the Detroit Red Wings.
It’s clear in their words and actions that the New York Rangers believe Zac Jones deserves an opportunity to join their top-six group of defenseman this upcoming season.
When asked about what he wants to see from the Detroit Red Wings, general manager Steve Yzerman has always pointed to incremental progress. What does that look like for the 2024-25 season after missing the 2024 postseason by the narrowest of margins?
On the surface, playing in the NHL for the Detroit Red Wings seems like a great job. And for the most part, it certainly is just that. There’s the adulation, the fame, the chance to play a children’s game for a living and you get summers off.
The New York Rangers have not made any big changes this offseason but they will likely be making a change on defense with Zac Jones replacing Erik Gustafsson, who signed with the Detroit Red Wings on July 1.
The Edmonton Oilers’ 2012 draft class is arguably their worst ever. Nail Yakupov headlined the draft, going first overall, and after a 17-goal rookie season, things looked promising early.
The Detroit Red Wings earlier signed Cam Talbot and the job wasn’t done there, they’ve added defenseman William Lagesson, Erik Gustafsson, and then goalie Jack Campbell.
The Detroit Red Wings have signed defenseman Erik Gustafsson to a two-year contract worth $2 million per season. Gustafsson is known for being a productive defenseman, having registered 31 points in 76 games on an $800,000 deal with the New York Rangers.
The New York Rangers defense corps should look a little different next season. Erik Gustafsson is set to become an unrestricted free agent July 1 after the conclusion of his one-year, League-minimum deal.
You could tell the question pained Peter Laviolette to answer. That’s why it took the New York Rangers coach several seconds to formulate a response, one
Jack Roslovic and Erik Gustafsson will be healthy scratches when the New York Rangers host the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday at Madison Square Garden. Coach
With recent injuries to Ryan Lindgren, Jacob Trouba and Erik Gustafsson, Zac Jones has made the most of his increased opportunity on the New York Rangers blue line.
The New York Rangers are expected to welcome Matt Rempe and Erik Gustafsson back into the lineup Wednesday when they host the New Jersey Devils at Madison Square Garden.
The New York Rangers announced Monday that defenseman Erik Gustafsson is out day-to-day with an upper-body injury. Gustafsson will not practice with the Rangers.
The NHL Trade Deadline is fast approaching and it’s time to look at players who could be on the move for the New York Rangers. A lot of analysts have talked about the Rangers being buyers at the deadline and with good reason, but there is one player on the team that the Blueshirts should think about moving.
Erik Gustafsson has given the New York Rangers valuable production in the 2023-24 NHL season thus far, but this may be the last the franchise gets with the 31-year-old veteran defenseman.
Erik Gustafsson has emerged as a significant contributor for the New York Rangers, notably stepping in during Adam Fox’s injury earlier in the season. Gustafsson’s impact was immediately felt.
Kotkaniemi, the 2018 third overall pick, has five goals and three assists in 19 playoff games this postseason. He has just one assist through three games against the Bolts.