Rookie Lucas Raymond gave patient fans something to celebrate, earning his first career NHL goal on home turf. It took until 6:17 in the third period Tuesday against the Columbus Blue Jackets before the crowd at Little Caesars Arena had something to cheer, because Joonas Korpisalo blocked the first 33 shots he saw. The Detroit
Detroit — Lucas Raymond got into the goal-scoring column and it ignited the Red Wings to a victory. Shortly after being robbed on the power play, Raymond took a feed from Dylan Larkin and ripped a shot over the glove of Columbus goalie Joonas Korpisalo in the third period, sparking the Wings to a 4-1 victory.
Editor’s note: I refer to the Columbus Blue Jackets as a “weak” team in this article. I don’t have any evidence/data outside of this game to back that up, other than the fact that they are from Ohio. The Red Wings hosted Columbus Tuesday night with their eyes set on recording a point in three
Lucas Raymond scored his first NHL goal three games into his career as the Detroit Red Wings out-grinded the Columbus Blue Jackets in a 4-1 victory. First Period The first twenty minutes of the game were pretty uneventful, as both teams struggled to generate any sort of drive offensively. The first few minutes were a
There was a bit of a question as the NHL preseason ended when it came to the Detroit Red Wings roster. Should Lucas Raymond make the team? The 2020 first-round draft pick eventually did, as the team has been starving for goal-scoring for the last few years. On Tuesday, Raymond began providing just that. In
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The 2021-22 season is officially underway, and it’s probably safe to say that Detroit Red Wings fans have had enough heart attacks for half the season. In overtime, they lost a big game to the Tampa Bay Lightning, and it certainly wasn’t low-scoring. The final was 7-6, with some individual results that I’ll go over
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – OCTOBER 14: Dylan Larkin #71 of the Detroit Red Wings celebrates his first period goal with teammates while playing the Tampa Bay Lightning at Little Caesars Arena on October 14, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) Griffins Review: Veleno Scores Three in Opening Weekend by Alex Faber The Detroit
Detroit — The term “small sample size” is popular around the Red Wings these days, especially coach Jeff Blashill, as the team hasn’t even reached the one-week point in its schedule. Tuesday’s game against Columbus is only the Wings’ third one this season. But, sure, it’s easy to make bold proclamations and have strong opinions, like the power play is
It is incredibly rare that a 21-year-old player hits the trade block before the end of their entry-level contract (ELC). When it does happen, it is often because that player hasn’t played many meaningful games in the NHL at that point, and the player would like that to change. That was the case with Lias
Jeff Blashill speaks with the media following morning skate at Little Caesars Arena ahead of Tuesday’s matchup with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Presented by: World Wide Technology
Time: 7:00 PM EST Place: Little Caesars Arena TV: ESPN Radio: 97.1 FM Blue Jackets Blog: The Cannon The Red Wings aren’t messing around anymore. Following his first practice since his suspension, captain Dylan Larkin had this to say: “You see it out on the ice — we have each other’s backs. We’re going to
Detroit Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin: Suspension warranted, but I had ‘so much anger’ “I was very much disappointed in myself after, and disappointed for the team. But I also think enough is enough. I’ve been through some tough times and I just felt a pain and immediately thought, here we go again. I got up
Apr 29, 2021; Raleigh, North Carolina, USA; Detroit Red Wings center Joe Veleno (90) skates before the game against the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena. Mandatory Credit: James Guillory-USA TODAY Sports Detroit Red Wings: Top Three Performances of Week One by Alex Faber Detroit Red Wings minor league team, the Grand Rapids Griffins, kicked off
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin was remorseful and relieved, and most of all, ready to move forward. Larkin will be back in action Tuesday when the Wings (1-0-1) host the Columbus Blue Jackets, after serving a one-game suspension, which he called warranted, for punching a foe in the opener. Larkin retaliated against Tampa Bay
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – OCTOBER 14: Tyler Bertuzzi #59 of the Detroit Red Wings celebrates his second period goal with Lucas Raymond while playing the Tampa Bay Lightning at Little Caesars Arena on October 14, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) Red Wings: Tyler Bertuzzi Seems to be Everywhere on the Ice by
“I’ve talked about this lots. We want to look after each other,” Detroit Red Wings head coach Jeff Blashill said in the aftermath of a wild 7-6 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning that saw captain Dylan Larkin get ejected from the game (and ultimately suspended by the NHL for one game) because of
Detroit — Dylan Larkin sounded like a player who was glad to be back on the ice Monday, and was looking forward to leaving the disruptions of the first weekend in the past. Larkin was suspended one game — Saturday’s 3-1 victory over Vancouver — for punching Tampa Bay’s Mathieu Joseph on opening night Thursday, after Joseph had slammed Larkin
Jeff Blashill speaks with the media following Monday’s practice at the BELFOR Training Center inside Little Caesars Arena. Presented by: World Wide Technology
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, and Jeff Middleton are the muckers who make up THW’s forechecking