Winging It In Motown

We’ve had all summer waiting for this one. Our season opener and home opener against a division rival who works very well as an actual rival because they’re another team in the bottom tier of the Atlantic trying to scrape their way up the standings. Montreal won their home opener against the Leafs earlier this

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Time: 7:00pm Place: Little Caesars Arena – Detroit, MI Red Wings Record: 0-0-0Last 10: 0-0-0GF: 0GA: 0Starting Goaltender: Ville Husso Montreal Canadiens Record: 1-0-0Last 10: 1-0-0Last Game: 4-3W vs. TORGF: 4GA: 3Starting Goaltender: Jake Allen SB Nation Site – Habs Eyes on the PrizeFun Fact: The Habs beating Toronto on Wednesday was very funny!

Ville Husso will be in net tonight, Alex Nedeljkovic tomorrow. #LGRW — Daniella Bruce (@daniellabruce_) October 14, 2022 The plan for this is for the As to rotate around all the candidates for as long as they have to. Likely a different set tomorrow. The diggers are reporting the same lines as we had yesterday

The Grand Rapids Griffins announced Friday afternoon that three rookies have been reassigned to the ECHL’s Toledo Walleye. Among those names are goaltender Sebastian Cossa, who the Red Wings drafted 15th overall in the 2021 NHL Draft. The other players being sent down to Toledo are forwards Kirill Tyutyayev and Trenton Bliss. Tyutyayev, 22, was

When: 7:00 PM EasternWhere: Little Caesar’s Arena, Detroit, MITV: BSDET, TSN2, RDSRadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMHabs Blog: Habs Eyes on the Prize What a day it is! Can you feel that sensation in the air? That lightness that wants to lift your arms and shoulders? Do you see how the world just

Detroit Red Wings lineup vs. Montreal Canadiens: Elmer Söderblom in, Filip Zadina out – Freep Just wanted the coach quotes: “It was a tough decision,” Lalonde said Thursday. “Went back and forth. We expect both those guys to see some time sooner than later, and keep that competition going.” “There are some things in his

Folks, we’re on the cusp of the most-hopeful Red Wings season since… well take your pick. I’m a hopeful sucker, so I was probably last this hopeful before game 1 of the Frans Nielsen era. … let’s not dwell on that. It was a different hope anyway. This year it’s a good thing because it’s

Hey pal. Are ya ready for some hockey? Tomorrow is the big day. We’ll finally see what this team looks like when the Habs come to town for the season-opener. Max Bultman (The Athletic) posted line combinations yesterday, maybe a small sample of what the opening night lineup will look like: Red Wings Lines today:Bertuzzi

‘They’re still growing’: Seider, Raymond readying for second NHL seasons – NHL “Just developing both on and off the ice,” the 20-year-old Raymond said. “I’m still young. I want to keep developing physically on the ice and trying to play my game. That will help me evolve.” Raymond, drafted fourth overall by the Red Wings

We really should’ve seen him coming. No, not just because he’s a monster of a man at 6’8” and 246 pounds. We should’ve seen Elmer Söderblom’s meteoric rise up the Red Wings prospect ranks coming for a long time, and his making the opening night 23-man roster should come as no shock. It’s wild to

I’m so glad MOTB is sticking around. Check it out! [embedded content] Karel Gut shared this in yesterday’s posts, but it’s worth a re-share as Lalonde talked to the press after yesterday’s practice and before the deadline. The highlights: Lalonde talks about Oskar Sundqvist’s health playing into the decisions and that Veleno/Zadina being the 13/14

Press Release from the Wings: DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today assigned forwards Kyle Criscuolo, Taro Hirose and Givani Smith, and goaltender Jussi Olkinuora to the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins. Detroit has also placed forward Robby Fabbri on injured reserve and designated defensemen Seth Barton, Mark Pysyk and Jake Walman as injured

It is almost time for the 2022-23 Detroit Red Wings season to begin and for the first time in a while, it looks like they will have some difficult decisions in terms of the initial 23 man roster. Veterans who are not just locker room presence filler, older prospects looking to finally earn a regular

Nothing cute today. All I have to share is serious and disturbing. As a reminder, Quick Hits is a great place to discuss any other hockey topic you want. We don’t have to dedicate the entire comments to discussing this stuff. We’ll have more hockey content later today. Please don’t make us turn off comments

We’re under a week away from the start of the regular season, so roster announcements are going to be a hot topic in the days ahead. The Red Wings announced 15 roster cuts on Sunday. The group includes some high-profile prospects, including Simon Edvinsson, Albert Johansson and Jonatan Berggren. All of the following players are

Young players making Red Wings’ roster decisions more difficult – MLive “I still think he exposes too many pucks,” Lalonde said. “I think there’s some detail with him protecting pucks, wanting to spend time with the puck. I think you’ve seen throughout camp — he’ll have some zone time and then he’ll have a rush

The Red Wings’ top-prospect goaltender is headed to Grand Rapids. The team made the announcement official Saturday afternoon: The prized prospect was selected 15th overall in the 2021 NHL Draft. You may recall that Detroit traded up from pick 23 to take the six-foot-six netminder. Cossa has spent the last few seasons with the WHL’s

Detroit reduces roster by nine – NHL DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today released forwards Trenton Bliss, Joel L’Esperance, Cedric Lacroix, Tyler Spezia, Kirill Tyutyayev, and Drew Worrad, defenseman Brian Lashoff and goaltender John Lethemon from their tryout contracts. All eight players will report to the American Hockey League’s Grand Rapids Griffins. Additionally, the

If there was any doubt that prized-prospect Elmer Soderblom would is ready for the NHL level, this should fix that. Soderblom had a tremendous show of skill in the 2nd period of a preseason game against Toronto. Pay attention to the guy wearing 85: Soderblom has been playing in Sweden’s top pro league (SHL) with