It’s hard to pinpoint exactly where the story of the Red Wings’ rebuild will begin. It could begin with the day the Red Wings were mathematically eliminated from the playoffs for the first time in a quarter-century.
Following up on his report from Saturday Headlines, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman has reported on another team that has spoken to the Vancouver Canucks regarding a potential trade for star defenseman Quinn Hughes.
TORONTO – Moritz Seider’s first few seasons in the NHL have been a trial by fire. The Detroit Red Wings defenseman took the hockey world by storm in his rookie season in 2021-22, scoring seven goals and dishing out 43 assists for 50 points in 82 games.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Detroit Red Wings shocked the NHL and hockey world when they selected defenseman Moritz Seider with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft.
When Moritz Seider was drafted sixth overall in 2019, most of the hockey world blinked. Detroit Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman stepped up to the podium, called the young German’s name, and the room shifted.
Much has been made about the schedule that lay ahead for the Detroit Red Wings. According to Tankathon.com, it’s the toughest slate that any NHL team will be facing down the stretch.
To the surprise of no one, Moritz Seider is once again the Red Wings’ top defenseman, and his ice time and usage reflects it. The German defender, who signed a massive seven-year contract last month, is averaging just north of 24 minutes a game – a jump up from his average ice time of 22:22 last season.
Menacing would be a good adjective to describe the approach to hockey taken by Detroit Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider. When he’s on the ice, if you’re on the other team and you stray into his vicinity, expect that he will be exacting a price for your visit to his neighborhood.
The Detroit Red Wings have finally concluded their offseason business. Detroit signed Lucas Raymond to an eight-year contract earlier in the week. That same day, they also signed Jonatan Berggren to a one-year contract.
Once again, it was another news-filled day on Thursday. A young stud defenceman re-signed with his team, while a 2024 Stanley Cup Champion has called it a career.
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The Detroit Red Wings fell short of their goal of making the NHL Playoffs last season, but there is a sense that Coach Derek Lalonde’s team is building something good in the Motor City.
The Detroit Red Wings need to sign Moritz Seider and Lucas Raymond before the new season begins. On the Raymond front, the Red Wings are not close to signing the star winger, according to recent reports.
The German Ice Hockey Federation is confirming that Detroit Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider won’t be representing his country at the upcoming IIHF World Championship.
Two of Moritz Seider professional goals fit well with the hopes and dreams of the Detroit Red Wings fan base. The big German defenseman wants to get a deal that will keep him in Detroit for a very long time and a chance to play alongside Red Wings young Swedish D Man Simon Edvinsson.
Now that the Detroit Red Wings are about halfway through the 2023-34 season, it’s a good time to look to the future. At this point, enough games have been played to have a sufficient sample size to calculate Moritz Seider’s next contract.
It's been a middling week thus far in the NHL, and I don't know about you, but I'd like to find far more winners than losers tonight. On a three-game slate that doesn't offer a ton of tremendous spots, we keep it simple with three plays.
We have three games tonight in the NHL, and while YB's Griffin Carroll sees value in each, he's paying attention to one game in particular: Detroit vs. Chicago.