Winging It In Motown

FABBRILOUS: Red Wings sign forward Robby Fabbri to three-year extension – WIIM Robby Fabbri has molded into being a valuable piece of the younger-side-of veterans on this roster. Steve Yzerman acquired him for basically nothing, all due respect to Jacob de la Rose. Just in case you missed this and somehow jumped directly into Quick

Robby Fabbri will be a part of the Red Wings for the foreseeable future. The team announced late Monday night that the forward has signed a three-year contract extension: Seems like a pretty fair-value contract for a guy who can act as a utility player in the top-six. The deal also comes as Fabbri hits

Red Wings once again look to regroup, tighten up at home – MLive “We’re going to get back to work and get better, especially in our D-zone coverage,” Blashill said. “We can’t give up nearly the number of chances we gave up. But we did create lots of chances. Our guys stayed with it in

All-Star Game rosters as selected by NHL.com Forwards Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning (captain) Jonathan Huberdeau, Florida Panthers Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs Lucas Raymond, Detroit Red Wings Brad Marchand, Boston Bruins Tyler Toffoli, Montreal Canadiens Nobody else on the Wings was listed among the “others receiving votes.” Degenerative knee injury ends goalie Ben Bishop’s

William Wallinder on the WJC snub: “- I’ve developed a lot in Rögle. I’m happy with my performance which makes me even more disappointed to not be selected.” Kronwall’s advice? “-Just let it go and focus on Rögle. Which is what I will do.”#LGRW https://t.co/wZWtheqRE1 — IcehockeyGifs (@IcehockeyG) December 10, 2021 Board of Governors notebook:

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The Wings are on the road in Colorado the night after dropping a 6-2 game in St. Louis. The prospects for this one don’t look good before puck drop, but if they’re going to insist on still playing the game then let’s recap it for you. Darren Helm had a noticeable first shift. Good for

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Updates I’m covering the Avalanche in place of @MikeChambers through the weekend. Red Wings visit Ball Arena at 7 pm. Health update: Nazem Kadri and Bowen Byram not participating in morning skate. JT Compher expected back tonight. Avs also recalled Jacob McDonald. — Kyle Fredrickson (@kylefredrickson) December 10, 2021 Jacob MacDonald was sent down this

Note: If you haven’t read them yet, I highly recommend reading Part 1 and Part 2 of this series for a look at an aggressive approach to the rebuild and a more conservative look. Life is one big balancing act. As humans, we’re tasked with balancing our finances, health, social lives, happiness, and sense of

Time: 9:00pm ET Place: Ball Arena – Denver, CO TV: BSDET, ALT Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket Avalanche Blog: Mile High Hockey After a tough road loss last night in St. Louis the road struggles take the boys in red to the mile high city and the (former?) hated Colorado Avalanche. Anything can happen when

‘This is now Rutherford’s team’: New Canucks prez has full control – Sportsnet He resigned as the Pittsburgh Penguins’ general manager in January, four years after orchestrating consecutive Stanley Cup victories, for what was characterized then as “personal reasons.” But those reasons partly had to do with autonomy and what Rutherford felt was the growing

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First Period Blues catching the Wings pinching a few times in the early minutes but only one real dangerous chance with a mini-breakaway. All part of the plan, just tiring them out since they only have 17 skaters. Another stroke of good fortune as the Blues whiffed going for a one-knee snipe into the open

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Another just-in-case callup it seems Blashill says #RedWings are planning on Hronek to play tonight; D Brian Lashoff has been brought up from GR to make sure enough bodies on hand for this back-to-back, and with injuries/COVID issues — Ted Kulfan (@tkulfan) December 9, 2021 Craig Berube on David Perron: “He’s feeling good, so it’s

Time: 8:00 EasternPlace: Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MOTV: BSDET, BSMWRadio: 97.1 FM The Ticket // 1270 AMBlues Blog: St. Louis Game Time That was certainly none too fun on Tuesday night against the Preds; I was lucky in a way, I guess, because I had to leave the house after the first period and couldn’t

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Note: If you missed the first part of this series, be sure to check out a more aggressive approach to the offseason. A good rebuild takes time. There’s no telling exactly how long one might take, but assuming a team can fix its problems in just a couple seasons is naïve at best. The Red