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A loss always hurts a little worse when it’s against an original six rival like the Toronto Maple Leafs. However, without their leading goal scorer, the Detroit Red Wings managed to hang around with a deeper and more talented team on the road. Here are eight takeaways from Saturday’s 5-4 loss to the Maple Leafs.
Toronto — This time the Red Wings couldn’t complete the comeback from two goals behind, as they had done twice this week. But they sure came close. The Wings fell 5-4 Saturday to the Toronto Maple Leafs, twice slicing a two-goal Toronto lead to one goal in the third period thanks to a goal and assist from
Joe Veleno and Jeff Blashill speak with the media following the Red Wings 5-4 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Presented by Meijer.
Coach Jeff Blashill says his team was just too loose defensively in Saturday’s 5-4 loss to the Maple Leafs. #MadeToChill
The Detroit Red Wings got big performances out of their youngsters but ran out tricks as they tried to extend their point streak. The young players were on display as the Wings took on the Toronto Maple Leafs on Halloween eve. The Wings pulled themselves back into the game — their third in four days
The Detroit Red Wings were right behind the Toronto Maple Leafs for a majority of the game, but they were ultimately unable to pull off a victory on the road. First Period The first period was a pretty even affair. Toronto opened the period strong, maintaining strong offensive possession. But the Wings put the clamps
No Erne, Bertuzzi, or Lindstrom tonight. Veleno makes his season debut and Oesterle makes his Red Wings debut! Old friend Mrazek is in the net for the Leafs. But most importantly, Dylan Larkin’s grandma is at the game. Also, this happened: Joe Veleno did, indeed, drive with Steve Yzerman from Detroit tonight. Just thought it
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Tonight, the Detroit Red Wings are heading to Canada to renew their original six rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The rivalry was temporarily suspended last year, as the teams were separated by the updated divisions because of COVID-19. December 21, 2019 was the last time the two faced off. The Leafs skated away with a
By Jay Cohen | Associated Press Chicago — NHL commissioner Gary Bettman talked to Kyle Beach on Saturday about what the league can do to better protect its players after the former first-round pick said he was sexually assaulted by an assistant coach in 2010 and his allegations were largely ignored by the Chicago Blackhawks. Donald Fehr, the
Jake Muzzin among those taking part in the Leafs optional skate this morning Others on the ice this AM: Spezza, Sandin, Kerfoot, Bunting, Kampf, Holl, Campbell, Hutchinson pic.twitter.com/KisY2qSniZ — Mark Masters (@markhmasters) October 30, 2021 [Author’s note: I’m completely guessing on the lines here, so use this opportunity to share your own thoughts on how
Toronto — Shortly after the exhibition season ended, coach Jeff Blashill was asked about forward Joe Veleno, who had been sent back to Grand Rapids after just missing making the opening night roster. “There’s going to be a time when Joe plays for us this year. I would bet on that,” Blashill said. Blashill wasn’t going
Time: 7:00 EasternPlace: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto ONTV: BSDET, CBCRadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMLeafs Blog: Pension Plan Puppets Detroit heads to Toronto to finish out the pre-Halloween back-to-back and the month of October. For the last two games they’ve fallen behind 2-0 before climbing back to force overtime. Last night’s game was a
The Detroit Red Wings head off on a four-game road trip with a determination they haven’t had in several seasons. They ride a three-game point streak into Saturday’s game in Toronto, buoyed by another example that sticking to their plan pays off. They had to settle for one point in Friday’s 3-2 overtime loss to the
Detroit Red Wings emphasize support in light of Chicago Blackhawks failure – Freep “That’s something we try to stay on top off on a number of matters, not just pertaining to this particular (issue),” Wings coach Jeff Blashill said Friday. “There’s a number of things that our players go through that we want to make
The Detroit Red Wings, outside of the Montreal whitewashing, have been a lot of fun to watch this year. For a 4-2-2 team, it’s certainly seemed better than the record indicates because the games this season have been more engaging with action and offense–something that was missed significantly from the last few seasons. But there
Alex Nedeljkovic and Jeff Blashill speak with the media following the Red Wings 3-2 overtime loss to the Florida Panthers at Little Caesars Arena. Presented by Meijer.
The Detroit Red Wings face their second test without one of their best players as they foray into Canada for a pair of games. Tyler Bertuzzi’s decision not to get the COVID-19 vaccine means he cannot cross the border under current regulations. The Wings are at Toronto on Saturday, and at Montreal on Tuesday. During