WASHINGTON — Givani Smith’s time with the Detroit Red Wings organization has come to an end. The 2016 second-round pick, once viewed as a possible fourth-line grinder/enforcer, was part of a minor-league trade Monday evening that sent Smith to the Florida Panthers for defenseman Michael Del Zotto. The Wings then traded Del Zotto to the
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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, Kyle Knopp, Delaney Rimer, Logan Horn and Caleb Kerney are the muckers who
No. 9 is now No. 3. Or, well, he will be. Soon enough — possibly Monday night when the Detroit Red Wings visit the Washington Capitals — Alex Ovechkin will score for the 801st and 802nd time and pass Gordie Howe for No. 2 on the NHL’s all-time goals list. Ovechkin already moved Mr. Hockey
The Montreal Canadiens are the most storied and successful franchise in the history of the National Hockey League. Some of their biggest legends had memorable games on this date. Also, throwing your hat onto the ice has been a common occurrence on Dec. 18. So, bring your best throwing hat and jump on board our
Detroit — The Detroit Red Wings are going back to basics. After Saturday’s 6-3 home loss to the Ottawa Senators that saw the Red Wings (13-11-6) give up five goals on special teams — two short-handed and three power-play goals — head coach Derek Lalonde said the team’s focus at practice Sunday was to develop
There are three games standing between the Detroit Red Wings and, as their captain put it, a chance to feel good headed into Christmas. They have managed mostly to spin a pretty jolly tale the first two months of the season, showing growth in key areas such as five-on-five play and team defense. But 30
Detroit — The Detroit Red Wings were down a goal at home and going on a power play in the third period. Who would have thought the Ottawa Senators had them right where they wanted them? As it has so many times over a losing streak that on Saturday afternoon reached five games, the Red
Detroit — The Detroit Red Wings were down a goal and going on a power play. And the Ottawa Senators had them right where they wanted them. As it has so many times over a losing streak that on Saturday afternoon reached five games, the Red Wings came up short in a crucial third period,
The Detroit Red Wings‘ streak of facing playoff-caliber opponents finally ended, only to catch a team on a hot streak — and extend their losing streak to five games. The Saturday matinee against the Ottawa Senators at Little Caesars Arena began well enough, and goalie Ville Husso did his best to give his teammates a
In addition to welcoming Jakub Vrana to Friday’s practice, the Detroit Red Wings were relieved to see Dylan Larkin and Filip Hronek on the ice. Both are game-time decisions for Saturday’s matinee against the Ottawa Senators — and is good news for the Wings given what happened earlier this week. Hronek left Wednesday’s game for concussion
Jakub Vrana strode up to his locker stall and did what he has done so many times before: take off his skates and his gear. It was special, though, because Friday marked the first time Vrana was back with the Detroit Red Wings after a two-month stay in the NHL and NHL Players Association players
Detroit — It is unclear when Detroit Red Wings forward Jakub Vrana will return to the lineup, but right now, that’s not what matters to him or anybody else. He’s just happy to be back. Vrana, 26, returned to practice with the Red Wings (13-10-6) Friday in a blue non-contact jersey after it was announced
After a torrid start to the season, the Detroit Red Wings have come back to earth a bit in recent weeks, in large part due to poor injury luck. They’ve lost their leading scorer, Dylan Larkin, their third highest scorer in Filip Hronek, and one of their highest scorers from last season in Tyler Bertuzzi.
Jakub Vrana wore a no-contact sweater and a smile as he practiced with the Detroit Red Wings for the first time after two months in the NHL/NHL Players Association player assistance program. Vrana took repetitions Friday at Little Caesars Arena along with Dylan Larkin and Filip Hronek, the latter two of whom were unable to
Detroit — Red Wings fans weren’t happy about the thunderous hit Minnesota’s Ryan Reaves put on Filip Hronek during Wednesday’s game, knocking Hronek from the game. And Reaves didn’t receive a penalty. It’s likely fans’ irritation hit another level Thursday when Reaves received no hearing, no supplemental discipline, no anything, for what many analysts deemed
Ted Kulfan talks about the Red Wings’ four-game winless streak, the Ryan Reaves hit on Filip Hronek on Wednesday night and NCAA champ Riley Brengman of China Township is the guest. Kulfan also addresses the Wings’ three-goalie rotation with 6-foot-6 Swede Magnus Hellberg playing in goal for the 4-1 loss against the Wild in Minnesota.
The Detroit Red Wings have their hands on a number-one center in Dylan Larkin. In the last few years, he has been an underrated pivot in the league, failing to garner the recognition that fans feel he deserves. Dylan Larkin and Andrew Copp celebrate a goal for the Detroit Red Wings (Jess Starr/The Hockey Writers)
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Derek Lalonde sounded optimistic about Filip Hronek and the Detroit Red Wings were gleeful about Ben Chiarot. The Wings’ focus as they head into Saturday’s matinee against the Ottawa Senators is to end a four-game skid, and they may have Hronek available. He wasn’t able to finish Wednesday’s game after getting
The Red Wings continue to lose games and players at a steady pace. They lost Wednesday at Minnesota, 4-1 to the Wild, seeing the Wings’ winless streak extended to four games. Elmer Soderblom, recalled earlier in the day to replace Dylan Larkin (lower-body), scored the Red Wings’ goal, while goalie Magnus Hellberg stopped 18 shots
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The “next man up” mentality is wearing thin for the Detroit Red Wings as they keep losing men. On Wednesday, it was top-four defenseman Filip Hronek; the day before, top-line center Dylan Larkin. Hronek left less than three minutes into the game against the Minnesota Wild at Xcel Energy Center and the
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