Winging It In Motown

Boo! No, that’s not the sound of the Buffalo crowd. Not yet, at least. It’s Halloween, and the only thing scarier than the Sabres drafting first overall again is watching the Red Wings lose the lottery for the millionth time. The Red Wings and Sabres are in very similar situations. Both have a core of

When: 7:00 PM EasternWhere: Keybank Center, Buffalo NYTV: BSDETX, MSG-BRadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMSabres Blog: Die by the Blade Detroit heads into a spooky Halloween matchup in Buffalo where they find themselves tied with fellow up-from-the-basement crawler Sabres in points. Buffalo stands above Detroit due to their ten points all coming from

NHL’s ‘national’ schedule is killing passionate division rivalries – Larry Brooks It is instead a feature of the NHL schedule and a league that has made it its business to devalue rivalries in favor of a more universal schedule that has become a significant factor in the wavering passion and diluted intensity across the league’s

Red Wings register ‘best win to date’ with team effort – MLive “Really happy, really proud of the guys,” Lalonde said. “This was just a quality win, considering who we have out of the lineup, coming off two games in which we were on the bad end of some scores. Just to come out and

Well, this could be a…WILD ONE. Coming off a pair of rough performances against New Jersey and Boston, the Red Wings take on a Minnesota Wild team that has had some extremely high-scoring games this year. The Wild come into this game as the fifth-highest-scoring team in the NHL. However, they have the fourth-highest goals-against

Updates Ville Husso will start tonight in net. This is the first time straying away from the rotation. #LGRW — Daniella Bruce (@daniellabruce_) October 29, 2022 Jordan Oesterle will be in the lineup tonight for the first time this season. #LGRW — Daniella Bruce (@daniellabruce_) October 29, 2022 This is from the Minnesota Wild PR

Time: 7:00pm ET Place: Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI TV: BSDET, BSN Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket Wild Blog: Hockey Wilderness After a first couple weeks to the season, Detroit has had a rough week this week. Back to back drubbings at the hands of the New Jersey Devils and Boston Bruins has shown

Dylan Larkin took a maintenance day today. Still dealing with a little nagging upper body injury, but is expected to be available tomorrow. #LGRW — Daniella Bruce (@daniellabruce_) October 28, 2022 Derek Lalonde talked a lot today about how much better the 5v5 play was last night compared to Tuesday’s loss to New Jersey. Turnovers

So I’ll lead with the news from the league The good news about being a fansite is that I don’t have to pretend to have any compunction about thinking this is pure horseshit driven by the relative difference in star power between Michael Rasmussen, David Krejci, Evgeny Kuznetsov and Kyle Burroughs. In case you need

The way the Wings started this game was what you wanted to see them do after an ugly loss to New Jersey on Tuesday. Lalonde got the team to come out swinging and the Wings had several great opportunities early, including Erne intercepting an errant pass in the high slot and Soderblom ringing a shot

When: 7:00 PM EasternWhere: TD Garden – Boston, MATV: BSDET, NESN, SNO, SNP, SNERadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMBruins Blog: Stanley Cup of Chowder Detroit heads out of town to escape the memory of Tuesday’s loss against the Devils at home. In doing so, they’ll meet a hot Boston Bruins squad rocking a

Red Wings’ Lalonde to Lucas Raymond: Don’t press, focus on details – MLive “Lack of some detail in his game, which is understandable of a young player,” Lalonde said. “He’s so competitive. Now he’s channeling it incorrectly. He’s pressing now. It’s typical of most players, let alone young players. I think he believes he needs

It’s about time. Hockey season is finally here, and unfortunately for fans of the Detroit Red Wings, they’ve had to wait as long as anyone for their team’s season to get underway. After a preseason full of eventful storylines that developed, we get to watch Red Wings hockey that means something, and the hope is

Our roster looks a lot different this year, and every trade season without fail there are at least a few people melting down as their most special boy is handed off to another team (see: the recently ejected Vlad Namestinov and, of course, His Eliteness Darren Helm First of His Name and Faceoff Specialist Luke

Red Wings only team without regulation loss, but Lalonde says ‘pump the brakes’ – MLive “Anytime you’re building a new process, if you get results, it helps,” he said. “We’ll go through many games this year where we don’t get results with a good process and vice versa. The process has been pretty good, buy-ins

Pregame Mick has the gray flannel on to perfectly contrast the rainbow roof lights behind him for Pride Night. Fashion! First Period Larkin already bullying the Devils to create chances for his line in the first minute. And then he’s back at it again and SCOOOOOOOOORES! DYLAN LARKIN! 1-0 Wings three minutes into the first.

Maybe he didn’t mean who we thought he meant when with the “Hi Mom” message. Why Red Wings’ Derek Lalonde had goose bumps on the bench – MLive “The pressure routes have been excellent, but now we’re starting to get some detail within our pressure, some stick detail, some good habits,” Lalonde said. “Like anything

With the 2022-23 season now underway for this revamped Red Wings group, hope spring eternal. But changes made this offseason look to have created more real potential than your typical early optimistic outlooks. Steve Yzerman has overhauled the roster, adding a lot of depth at every position, something that was sorely lacking for some time.

Detroit Red Wings enjoy seeing Ben Chiarot ‘running around and killing people’ – Freep “I think he felt he got a little hit from behind there,” coach Derek Lalonde said. “He joked after the second that a few years ago, that probably would have been 15 minutes of penalties after taking a hit like that.

The only way you can bounce back from a late-game collapse like the one the Red Wings had in Chicago Friday night is to put up a dominant performance. Detroit was able to do that Sunday afternoon as they hosted a struggling Anaheim Ducks. Even with a slew of big names on the injury list,