Ken Holland remembers the first time he met Steve Yzerman: It was at training camp with the Detroit Red Wings in 1983, a few months after Yzerman had been drafted by Jimmy Devellano. “There’s this player out there, I wasn’t sure how to pronounce his name,” Holland said earlier this month. “There was a Y and
Frontline Research: Detroit Red Wings — Copper & Blue The Oilers are off to the sunny skies of Detroit. They’ll face a Red Wings club that just got finished taking care of the Vegas Golden Knights by a 5-2 margin. They’ve got plenty of talent that can put the puck in the net, are the
With the impressive play of Detroit Red Wings rookies Lucas Raymond, and Moritz Seider, fans are enjoying the sight of the “Yzerplan” working how so many hoped it would. Will that translate with other highly touted first round draft picks Simon Edvinsson and Sebastian Cossa? The Octopus Thrower staff answered this and some other questions
Season 3 Episode 4 features a look at Red Wings alternate captains Danny DeKeyser and Marc Staal. Presented by: @Bud Light Seltzer
Jan 28, 2021; Dallas, Texas, USA; Detroit Red Wings left wing Taro Hirose (67) in action during the game between the Dallas Stars and the Detroit Red Wings at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports 8 Observations from the Red Wings 5-2 Win Over Golden Knights by Alex Faber The Grand
The Detroit Red Wings took on the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo and the Vegas Golden Knights at home. Thanks to some big performances, they managed to sweep the weekend. Here are three takeaways from the matches. Suter on the First Line Leads to Big Bounce Back Dylan Larkin was out for personal reasons against the
Detroit — The Red Wings are a different team with forward Tyler Bertuzzi in the lineup. The statistics bear it out, along with the eye test, as Bertuzzi has a way of bringing the Wings into the battle with his no-holds-barred style of play. Bertuzzi sparked the Wings’ come-from-behind victory Saturday in Buffalo — scoring two late goals
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 Devin Little, Patrick Brown and Kyle Knopp are the muckers who make up THW’s forechecking unit and
Jeff Blashill, head coach for the Red Wings, speaks with the media following a very strong game from his team, one that saw Thomas Greiss stand tall in net and the offense buzzing.
Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin on missing three games: “I had to be home for a family emergency.” “I hope everyone can respect my family’s privacy at this time.” pic.twitter.com/K4VX5kDFgu — Brad Galli (@BradGalli) November 8, 2021 That’s all the detail I ever need. Theo Niederbach says he ”feels okay under the circumstances.”.He’s had some
Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin was back on the ice for his team as they defeat a talented Golden Knights lineup; he chats with the media about his return and how well the wings played post game. #LGRW
Dylan Larkin’s voice was raw with emotion as he addressed his absence after a week away from the Detroit Red Wings. “I had to be home for a family emergency,” Larkin said, after his first appearance in four games Sunday. “I had to be with my family. It’s a private matter.” Larkin left the Wings
With their 5-2 win against the Vegas Golden Knights, the Detroit Red Wings have clawed their way back to a winning percentage, holding a 6-5-2 record as of Nov. 8. It was a busy night in Detroit, with plenty of storylines at play. Let’s whittle those narratives down to eight observations. #1: Lucas Raymond is
Dylan Larkin and Jeff Blashill speak with the media following the Red Wings 5-2 win over the Vegas Golden Knights. Presented by Meijer.
Detroit — Dylan Larkin returned Sunday and everything was good again in the Red Wings’ world. Larkin was in the lineup, the power play was dangerous, the Wings scored goals, and that four-game winless streak early last week was an ugly memory. Sunday’s 5-2 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights was the Wings’ second consecutive victory, and
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What a way to celebrate Danny DeKeyser’s 500th game. It feels unreal that he’s played 500 games, and even less real that he would have hit that a long time ago had he been healthier. He can take his knocks around here, but what a way to celebrate a guy who has been a Red
The Detroit Red Wings were already coming off an adrenaline pumping victory Saturday evening. Would the return of captain Dylan Larkin serve as another shot of adrenaline. The first period alone certainly answered that question. Pius Suter scored again and chipped in an assist while Lucas Raymond kept his hot streak alive in Detroit’s 5-2
The Detroit Red Wings celebrated the return of their captain and with that, a return to form. They looked more like the confident bunch that had such a solid start to the season Sunday, playing a balanced game against the Vegas Golden Knights at Little Caesars Arena. Ten Wings had points and Thomas Greiss came
Captain Dylan Larkin returned to the Detroit Red Wings after being away for a week for personal reasons. Larkin was on the ice when his teammates took the ice Sunday at Little Caesars in preparation for hosting the Vegas Golden Knights. It was Larkin’s first game since Oct. 30. With Larkin ready to return, Joe