The Detroit Red Wings’ 2021-22 schedule features a home opener on Oct. 14 against the defending Stanley Cup champions, a traditional New Year’s Eve date, and a break for the 2022 Winter Olympics. The Tampa Bay Lightning will be at Little Caesars Arena Oct. 14 to ring in the new season. The Washington Capitals come
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Detroit — The Red Wings don’t have at easy to begin next regular season. The Wings will open the 2021-22 season at home, Oct. 14, against two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay. The Wings will host 17 weekend home games (four Fridays, 10 Saturdays and three Sundays), ultimately ending the regular-season before ending April 29 in
In a span of one week, Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman dealt for two players who project to make an immediate positive impact without extensively depleting the Red Wings’ future assets . On Thursday afternoon — minutes after the expansion draft-imposed trade freeze lifted — the Wings acquired the rights to goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic, a restricted
Detroit opens up the 2021-22 season with 4 games in a row at home, including a home opener against the two time defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning. All game times are to be determined as of now. Indefatigable beat writer Max Bultman has the full schedule below. Detroit first plays Seattle Wednesday December 1st. Team
Detroit — The Red Wings will have a new look in net next season, and possibly for the foreseeable future. The Wings acquired goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic from the Carolina Hurricanes Thursday for the rights to unrestricted free-agent goaltender Jonathan Bernier and a third-round draft pick (94th overall) in this weekend’s NHL Entry Draft. Nedeljkovic, 25, is a restricted free
The Detroit Red Wings will be choosing once again at the sixth spot. Recently, Daniella Bruce interviewed Steve Yzerman on what exactly he’ll be looking to draft at that spot: We could go several different directions. There are several players that we all feel are the same level of prospect. Different countries, different leagues, different
Steve Yzerman is ruining lives in North Carolina. Or at least ruining the days of those who love Carolina hockey. Detroit Red Wings fans are jigging and Carolina Hurricanes fans are considering jumping ship after a trade between the two teams Thursday. Yzerman, Detroit’s general manager, sent goalie Jonathan Bernier and a third-round 2021 pick
Wow. Not even an hour after the trade freeze across the NHL was lifted, news came out that the Detroit Red Wings had acquired goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic from the Carolina Hurricanes. In return, the Red Wings gave up the rights to Jonathan Bernier and a third round pick (previously belonging to the Vegas Golden Knights,
Who will the Red Wings take with the No. 6 pick in the 2021 NHL Draft? Red Wings play-by-play voice Ken Kal tells you with his mock draft.
The Detroit Red Wings acquired their goaltender of the future, Alex Nedeljkovic, from the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for pending UFA Jonthan Bernier and a third-round pick. Nedeljkovic has already signed an extension with Detroit: two years, $3 million AAV. Nedeljkovic return is a third and Jonathan Bernier — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) July 22, 2021
Detroit — The Red Wings will have a new look in net next season. The Wings acquired goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic from the Carolina Hurricanes for the rights to unrestricted free-agent goaltender Jonathan Bernier and a third-round draft pick (Vegas’, 94th overall) in this weekend’s NHL Entry Draft. Nedeljkovic, 25, is a restricted free agent with arbitration rights,
The Detroit Red Wings have acquired Alex Nedeljkovic from the Carolina Hurricanes. The team announced the move Thursday afternoon, shortly after the trade freeze that was imposed during the expansion draft had lifted. General manager Steve Yzerman sent the No. 94 pick in the 2021 draft and the rights to veteran goaltender Jonathan Bernier. Yzerman locked up
Detroit — The Red Wings have secured one of their young building blocks. Forward Michael Rasmussen, a restricted free agent, signed a three-year contract extension Thursday, worth $4.38 million ($1.46 million salary cap hit). Rasmussen, 22, took a major step forward this season. The 2017 first-round draft pick (ninth overall) played in 40 games this season,
Steve Yzerman is making quick work following the Seattle expansion draft. Shortly after the trade freeze lifted Thursday afternoon at 1pm, news surfaced that the Red Wings are acquiring goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic from Carolina in exchange for UFA goalie Jonathan Bernier and a 3rd-round draft pick. Nedeljkovic return is a third and Jonathan Bernier —
The Detroit Red Wings acquired goalie Alex Nedeljkovic from the Carolina Hurricanes on Thursday in return for a third-round draft pick and the rights to pending unrestricted free agent goalie Jonathan Bernier. Confirming the Detroit Red Wings have acquired Alex Nedeljevic from the Carolina Hurricanes. Third round pick and Bernier’s rights going back. — Kevin
With the roster freeze lifting at 1pm today, the Red Wings wasted no time announcing an extension for center Michael Rasmussen. The deal is for the next three seasons and carries a $1.46M cap hit. The #LGRW re-signed RFA F Michael Rasmussen to 3 year $1.46M Cap Hit Deal: Yr 1: $1M Yr 2: $1.48MYr
The Detroit Red Wings announced the signing of pending restricted free agent forward Michael Rasmussen to a three-year deal on Thursday. UPDATE: The Detroit #RedWings today signed center Michael Rasmussen to a three-year contract extension. Details: https://t.co/NZDKr0EGqZ pic.twitter.com/Wgwd7MLj45 — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) July 22, 2021 Financial terms were not officially announced, of course, but
This weekend, the Detroit Red Wings get to select another draft class in their quest to rebuild the franchise into a contender. Steve Yzerman, Kris Draper, and company have plenty of draft capital to work with, even after the Nick Leddy trade. As of now, the Red Wings have 11 picks in the 2021 NHL
There’s tons of expansion draft takes and reactions out there so I wanted to highlight a couple things that might have slipped past notice instead. As always, share and discuss any Seattle-related stuff you’d like. Thanks! Interview with Moritz Seider, Detroit Red Wings – Dropping the Gloves Podcast If you don’t know this kid’s name
If the selection of Mortiz Seider back in 2019 showed fans anything, it’s that Steve Yzerman does not care about the “consensus” ranking of prospects. Let’s look at a few prospects that Yzerman could end up snagging significantly earlier than expected with the 6th overall pick. Sebastian Cossa Just a few weeks ago, it would’ve