Dallas — The Red Wings lost a game, and Dylan Larkin, Tuesday in Dallas. The Wings lost 5-2, their third loss in four games and second consecutive to open this four-game road trip. But they also lost Larkin in between the second and third periods for COVID-19 protocol reasons. Larkin, whose second period power-play goal
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DALLAS — The Detroit Red Wings are facing uncertainty after losing captain Dylan Larkin to COVID-19 protocol. They packed up and headed to Vegas without Larkin after Tuesday’s 5-2 loss against the Stars, which Larkin did not finish because he was removed after the second period. Coach Jeff Blashill had few answers in the immediate aftermath at
DALLAS — The Detroit Red Wings pushed back when it looked like they were going to get another slap in the face. They worked their way back into Tuesday’s game at American Airlines Center after giving up three straight goals to the Dallas Stars, the power play rising from dormancy to make a dent in
Dallas — The Red Wings are finding it difficult to win on the road Dallas handed the Wings their second consecutive loss on this four-game road trip Tuesday, defeating the Wings 5-2. The Wings (8-8-2) rallied to slice a 3-0 deficit to 3-2 on goals by Filip Zadina and Dylan Larkin (power play) in the
Dallas — There have been positives around this Red Wings team in the opening weeks of the season. Rookies Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider have been better than expected. The Wings are more dynamic and exciting than they’ve been. The victories have fueled optimism and confidence that the organization may actually be on the other side
The Detroit Red Wings headed to Dallas full of disappointment and a desire to do better. They have taken strides this season in learning how to win in different situations, but they were less than seven minutes away from leaving Columbus with two points and instead left with none. Their lead disappeared into a 5-3 loss
Columbus, Ohio — The Red Wings didn’t start this four-game trip the way they wanted to at all. After taking the lead, the Wings allowed three Columbus goals in 4 minutes 15 seconds and lost to the Columbus Blue Jackets, 5-3. Zach Werenski (Grosse Pointe/Michigan), scoring at 18 minutes, 41 seconds of the third period, broke
The Detroit Red Wings began their second extended road trip with disappointment. Dylan Larkin and Michael Rasmussen provided an early lead, but the Blue Jackets flattened two deficits Monday at Nationwide Arena to hand the Wings a 5-3 loss, overshadowing rookie Lucas Raymond’s fourth multi-point game of the season. WHAT A BOOST: How one practice
Columbus, Ohio — Forward Joe Veleno is getting another chance to show what he can do at the NHL level, and he just might stay with the Red Wings for a long, long time. Veleno was recalled from minor-league affiliate Grand Rapids on Monday, as the Red Wings placed forward Mitchell Stephens (lower body) on injured reserve.
There are some people out there who will claim not to be surprised by seeing Tyler Bertuzzi rank first among the Detroit Red Wings in terms of goals scored (he currently has nine.) However, if any of you out there claim to not be surprised by who sits in second on that same list with
What’s The Grind Line? Apart from the once-famous line of Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, and either Joe Kocur or Darren McCarty, The Grind Line is also The Hockey Writers’ weekly column about the Detroit Red Wings. This week Tony Wolak, Devin Little, Patrick Brown, and Kyle Knopp are the muckers who make up THW’s forechecking
The Detroit Red Wings head back on the road for their second multi-game trip this month with a lingering memory of what happened on the last one. They start a four-game journey Monday at Columbus on a 4-1 roll, built largely at home but begun with little reminder of how quickly things change. Near the
Detroit — In many ways it was a perfect send off to another Red Wings’ road trip. Ending a four-game homestand Saturday, the Wings defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in exciting fashion. Dylan Larkin’s overtime goal put an exclamation point on a 3-1-0 week at Little Caesars Arena. The Wings rallied from a one win in four games
As Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin climbs the list of all-time NHL goal scorers, his accomplishment has prompted reflections on Russians who have starred in the best hockey league in the world. Specifically, the question for this Detroit Red Wings mailbag centers on Ovechkin and former Wings forward Sergei Fedorov. Reader Aster W. wrote to
Detroit — The Red Wings finally cured the jinx that has been the Montreal Canadiens. Dylan Larkin scored his second goal of the night, and sixth of the season, at 1 minute 41 seconds of overtime on Saturday to send the Wings to 3-2 victory over Montreal. It was the Wings’ first win in three
The Detroit Red Wings had a full lineup for the first time when they met the Montreal Canadiens for the last time. Captain Dylan Larkin scored his second overtime goal of the season, capping the night with a 3-2 victory to end the season series between the Original Six members on Saturday at Little Caesars
Detroit — The Red Wings finally cured the jinx that has been the Montreal Canadiens. Dylan Larkin scored his second goal of the night, and sixth of the season, at 1 minute 41 seconds of overtime on Saturday to send the Wings to 3-2 victory over Montreal. It was the Wings’ first win in three
Detroit — The Montreal Canadiens have only won four games this season in 15 games total. But two of those wins have come against the Red Wings. Both games have been head-scratchers for the Wings, who have lost in different ways to a Montreal team that has been shockingly worse than anyone expected. The Wings have
Nicole Kraft | Associated Press Columbus, Ohio — Alex Ovechkin got his 742nd career goal, Conor Sheary scored with 1:22 left and the Washington Capitals beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 Friday night. Garnet Hathaway scored twice to help Washington get its third straight win. Ilya Samsonov stopped 26 shots for his first win since Oct.
Detroit — Givani Smith is in one of those difficult situations young players sometimes find themselves in. Smith isn’t playing much. When he is on the ice, he might be overthinking things and making it worse for himself. He’s desperately trying to make a positive impact and earn more playing time. It’s not easy, and there’s a