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Several Red Wings beat writers have been rightfully singing the praises of 2025 13th overall pick Carter Bear as the plucky forward has displayed some dominant offensive instincts at the Red Wings’ 2026 prospect tournament… But Detroit Hockey Now’s Kevin Allen split his attention between Bear, a first-round pick, and Myles Brosnan, Detroit’s 196th and
MLive’s Ansar Khan posted a profile of Red Wings free agent signing Theo Rochette, a 24-year-old center who stands at 5’11” and 174 pounds. The Red Wings signed the free agent Rochette, 24, to a one-year entry-level contract in June, after a strong season with Lausanne HC, where he finished tied for third in goals
Via Red Wings Prospects on Twitter, Red Wings prospect Charlie Forslund attempted to crack Brynas IF’s SHL men’s team this season, but the 6’4,” 218-pound winger has been loaned out to Almtuna IS of the Swedish Allsvenskan for the present moment: Duo lånas ut till Almtuna Brynäs IF har kommit överens med den Hockeyallsvenska klubben
The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reports that nothing new happens to be happening between Simon Edvinsson and the GM-less Red Wings: Status quo on the Simon Edvinsson front as of Monday. Talks remain on hold until the Detroit Red Wings hire a new GM or head of hockey operations. The RFA defenseman was still expected to
The Detroit News’s Ted Kulfan spoke with Red Wings prospect goaltender Trey Augustine about adjusting to the professional game after Augustine, 21, spent 3 seasons with the Michigan State University Spartans. Augustine spent some time with the Grand Rapids Griffins next spring, but he understands that hockey becoming his full-time job is a whole new
EliteProspects/DLLS Stars/Shap Shots’ Sean Shapiro discusses the potential fit between Dallas Stars assistant GM Scott White and the Red Wings this morning, but Shapiro’s backgrounder on “how we found ourselves here” is almost as pertinent: The Red Wings have also hired a consulting group ZRG Partners, to run the GM search, and that search has,
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League is betting on free TV to help build a fan base in its first season in Detroit.
The league announced on Wednesday it has reached an agreement with Scripps Sports to air its games. In Detroit, the PWHL will be seen on WMYD-TV (Ch. 20). Scripps Sports is a subsidiary of F.W. Scripps Co., which also owns WXYZ TV (Ch. 7) in Detroit.
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The Detroit Red Wings don’t have a general manager yet. Shawn Horcoff is handling things in an interim-role, but even that is a loose title. The seat has remained vacant since Steve Yzerman’s departure, even with NHL training camp scheduled to open on Thursday.
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Today we are combining the 20/20 from two games at the prospect tournament, where the Dallas Stars beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-1 and the Pittsburgh Penguins prospects beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-3.
1 . I’m going to open this 20/20 with some notes from a conversation with Stars general manager Jim Nill, who took time to chat with Robert Tiffin and I during the second intermission of the first game, since some of it seems news worthy.
DetroitRedWings.com’s Jonathan Mills offers a recap of yesterday night’s 4-3 Red Wings’ prospects victory over the Dallas Stars’ prospects, and the most pertinent remarks come from Grand Rapids Griffins coach Dan Watson, who’s managing Detroit’s bench for the duration of the prospect tournament: Behind Detroit’s bench for the fourth straight NHL Prospect Tournament, Grand Rapids
Red Wings prospect Carter Bear was dominant in yesterday’s 4-3 shootout victory over the Dallas Stars’ prospects, firing 10 shots on Arno Tiefensee, and Detroit Hockey Now’s Bob Duff posted Grand Rapids Griffins coach Dan Watson’s takes on Bear’s performance, as well as some commentary from Bear himself: “He goes to the net,” Grand Rapids
The Athletic’s Mark Lazerus posted one more column based upon player comments made during the NHL/NHLPA Player Media Tour in Las Vegas this past week, this time with a focus on Lazerus’ beat covering the Chicago Blackhawks. Lazerus noted the following from Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat regarding his former teammate, Patrick Kane: DeBrincat thinks
The Athletic’s Max Bultman weighs in regarding the “murky situation” that the Red Wings find themselves in as the team operates without a general manager, discussing the next GM’s to-do list… Even if the Red Wings do announce a new general manager before the team’s first official practice on Thursday, the window for a smooth
The Detroit Red Wings’ prospects defeated the Dallas Stars‘ prospects 4-3 in a shootout on Saturday night at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center. Prospect goaltender Trey Augustine gave up 3 goals, but also stopped 26 shots and 8 shootout shooters en route to the victory, so the Free Press’s Helene St. James profiles the
The Detroit Red Wings’ prospects kicked off the 2026 prospect tournament with a 4-3 shootout victory over the Dallas Stars’ prospects, rallying from a 3-1 deficit to force overtime and an 8-round shootout in which Kienan Draper was the only scorer. Jesse Kiiskinen, Noah Dower Nilsson and Theo Rochette scored the regulation time goals for
The Detroit Red Wings’ prospects battled the Dallas Stars’ prospects at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center on Saturday night, kicking of Detroit’s 2026 prospect tournament. Detroit would surrender a 3-1 deficit to Dallas (Jesse Kiiskinen scored Detroit’s only goal), but rallying markers from Noah Dower-Nilsson and Theo Rochette forced OT. Overtime solved nothing, and
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The game might not have mattered, but we finally had some live NHL-affiliated hockey on Saturday when the Detroit Red Wings prospects and the Dallas Stars prospects played.
The Red Wings won 4-3, but more importantly we started to get some baseline readings on prospects for both organizations before training camp.
The Detroit Red Wings’ prospects will battle the Dallas Stars’ prospects tonight at 6:30 PM EDT (on DetroitRedWings.com in Michigan and Northwest Ohio), and the Wings posted a “morning skate” Tweet/X post spotlighting Trey Augustine’s workload: Gettin' loose for game one🏒 pic.twitter.com/c1tgBtyPOZ — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) September 12, 2026
The Detroit Red Wings’ prospect tournament begins today, and the Detroit Red Wings’ game against the Dallas Stars’ prospects will air on DetroitRedWings.com in Michigan and northwest Ohio: Prospects first game🔜 pic.twitter.com/j4j1N2mYjL — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) September 12, 2026 Catch the game on https://t.co/fDqto8YkYT & the red wings app with @KenKalDRW & @iamtrevort on
Detroit Hockey Now concludes its survey of the Red Wings’ top prospects with one Russian defenseman Nikita Tyurin this morning. Tyurin is only 19, and the 6’1,” 190-pound defenseman is currently playing for Khimik Voskresensk in the VHL, the Russian equivalent to the AHL. As Bob Duff notes, Tyurin has a tremendous skill set, but
The Free Press’s Carlos Monarrez weighs in on the Red Wings’ decision to strip the captaincy from one Dylan Larkin: It’s one thing for Larkin to ask for a trade – I can’t blame him for that, if it was based on a difficult relationship with Yzerman and a lack of faith in the team’s
Expressen’s Gunnar Nordstrom offers a few quips and quotes from the principals around Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson this morning. This one isn’t exactly a blockbuster article, but I’m posting it for context’s sake. As per usual, this is roughly translated from Swedish: Simon Edvinsson on his way to a new monster contract LOS ANGELES.
Dylan Larkin said Friday he will be on the ice for the start of training camp next week with the Detroit Red Wings, who subsequently announced he had been stripped of the captaincy after asking for a trade earlier this year.
Detroit Hockey Now’s Kevin Allen profiles Red Wings prospect and 21-year-old center Noah Dower-Nilsson today, discussing the pluses and minuses of the 6,’ 185-pound center:
The young Swede has had more than his fair share of injuries in his young career. Is he durable enough? He added pounds and strength in the past year and that should help. But part of taking the last step to the show is proving you can stay healthy over the course of a now 84-game NHL regular-season.
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The Detroit Red Wings announced Friday they were stripping the captaincy from star center Dylan Larkin. Which Red Wings player will succeed Larkin as captain? And will the Wings give the 'C' to someone right away, or will they wait?
The Detroit Red Wings’ 2026 prospect tournament gets underway tomorrow at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center, and the games will be streamed on DetroitRedWings.com for viewers in Michigan and northwest Ohio. The Wings posted a “reminder Tweet” this evening: Starts tomorrow‼️ pic.twitter.com/KrTYFRt3sk — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) September 11, 2026
The Hockey News’s Adam Proteau suggests that one of Moritz Seider, Alex DeBrincat or Luca Raymond should be the Red Wings’ next captain. Here’s his argument as to why Seider earns the “most likely” nod: Moritz Seider There are many reasons to name Seider captain. Here are a few: firstly, he’s contractually committed to the
The Detroit News’s John Niyo weighs in regarding the Red Wings’ announcement that Dylan Larkin will no longer be the team’s captain, as well as the managerial mess that the team finds itself in: Team officials have tried to push back on the building narrative of a dysfunctional front-office search in recent weeks. And to
Updated 3x at 11:16 AM: Per the Detroit Red Wings, Dylan Larkin will attend training camp, but the Red Wings state that he’s going to relinquish the captain’s “C” for now. Statements from Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings. pic.twitter.com/P2sZjqp9Iz — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) September 11, 2026 Update: The Athletic’s Max Bultman weighs
The Detroit Red Wings are holding a 4-team prospect tournament between tomorrow and next Tuesday at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center, hosting prospects from the Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars and Pittsburgh Penguins at LCA for a 3-game round robin-formatted set of games. Ahead of the tournament, MLive’s Ansar Khan offers a list of
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Katie Gaus, Michael Traikos and Ryan Kennedy recap the biggest storylines from the NHL Player Media Tour, discuss dark horse candidates for NHL’s major individual awards, and more.
As the NHL season quickly approaches, both the Detroit Red Wings franchise and its forward Dylan Larkin have released statements regarding the status of their relationship.
The 30-year-old discussed his reported trade request that was made earlier this summer, confirming he will be present at Red Wings training camp.
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The Detroit Red Wings’ 2026 prospect tournament takes place at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center starting on Saturday, with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Pittsburgh Penguins and Dallas Stars battling the Red Wings as the teams play 3 games over the course of Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday… And the Detroit News’s Ted Kulfan focuses on
Detroit Hockey Now’s Kevin Allen discusses Red Wings prospect and Windsor Spitfires forward Michal Svrcek today, noting that the 19-year-old winger from Slovakia has made the jump from Europe to the OHL to play for Windsor (after struggling to earn playing time with Brynas IF of the SHL). Svrcek’s earning hype from the Spitfires, who
MLive’s Ansar Khan makes a contribution to the complicated news stories surrounding the Red Wings’ managerial search process one week out from the start of training camp: Now, NHL insiders are questioning the process. Frank Seravalli, on the Fan Morning Show in Toronto, said: “Are they going to get a GM? Yes. I don’t have
The Hockey News’s Adam Proteau weighs in regarding the Red Wings’ managerial search this morning, noting Tigers GM Jeff Greenberg’s withdrawing of his name from the search, and offering some pointed criticism of the Wings as a franchise: For starters, there are internal candidates — Detroit’s assistant GMs and former NHLers Kris Draper (director of amateur
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman and Kyle Bukauskas discuss many topics as “32 Thoughts” returns from its summer break today, and at the 33:22 mark, Friedman discusses the Detroit Red Wings’ GM search. According to Friedman… In other words, the Zeev Buium contract means that Simon Edvinsson’s contract price has gone up, and the Wings’ GM search
The Anaheim Ducks are going to terminate the contract of 35-year-old power forward Chris Kreider today, and you’d think that the 6’3,” 231-pound might fit the Red Wings’ needs in terms of adding both secondary scoring and physicality. Detroit Hockey Now’s Bob Duff is here to suggest otherwise: According to NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, Kreider
ESPN’s Ryan S. Clark and Kristen Shilton discuss “burning questions” for all 32 NHL teams this morning, and their take on the Red Wings’ most pressing issue is no surprise: Detroit Red WingsHow will the new GM right the ship? This a two-parter for the Red Wings. It starts with who is going to replace
EliteProspects’ Kareem Elshafey was tasked with compiling a list of 10 NHL prospects who Elshafey believes will make an impact with their respective NHL teams this upcoming season, and the final prospect on his list will likely play for the Red Wings this fall: Michael Brandsegg-Nygård, RW/LW, Detroit Red Wings Of all the non-blue chip
Long-time NHL analyst Barry Melrose has passed away at 70 years of age. If you grew up in the 90’s or 00’s, Melrose and John Buccigross were welcome sights on ESPN’s NHL broadcasts and the “NHL 2Night,” the highlight show that was a lifeline for hockey fans across the United States. Barry Melrose, the former
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Since the Detroit Red Wings announced GM Steve Yzerman had stepped down, fans have been waiting patiently for the team to hire his replacement.
Summer has come and gone and we are now a week away from training camp with no plans for Yzerman’s successor, adding more frustration and uncertainty to a fanbase that once cheered for a gold-standard organization.
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ESPN’s Greg Wyshynski offers this regarding Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat’s views on one Dylan Larkin: “He makes our team better and I’m more than happy to have him as a teammate,” said DeBrincat, speaking at the NHL/NHLPA North American Player Media Tour in Las Vegas on Wednesday. News broke in June that Larkin, 30, … Continue reading Even more from Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat on Dylan Larkin
Late yesterday evening, Daily Faceoff’s Matt Larkin offered a set of comments from Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat , made during the NHL’s Player Media Tour in Las Vegas (DeBrincat also spoke with NHL.com’s Nicholas J. Cotsonika), and this morning, he offers more from DeBrincat, including this regarding Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin… “It sucks. … Continue reading Even more from Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat at the NHL Player Media Tour
From the NHLPA: NHLPA GOALS & DREAMS AND CLARK PARK COALITION TO CELEBRATE FORMER NHLPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BOB GOODENOW’S LEGACY … NHLPA Goals & Dreams to unveil a meaningful contribution supporting the next generation of hockey players at Clark Park TORONTO (September 9, 2026) – The National Hockey League Players’ Association’s charitable arm, NHLPA Goals … Continue reading Press release: NHLPA to donate to Clark Park in Detroit to honor the late Bob Goodenow
According to WXYZ’s Max White, “The Spot” Detroit 20 will air the Detroit PWHL franchise’s games this upcoming season: The Spot Detroit – Detroit 20 will be the official broadcast partner of PWHL Detroit during its inaugural season, bringing the team’s games to free, over-the-air television in Detroit. The partnership is part of a larger partnership … Continue reading ‘The Spot’ Detroit 20 to air Detroit’s PWHL games
The Free Press’s Carlos Monarrez suggests that it’s a good thing that Jeff Greenberg exited the Red Wings’ GM search on Monday, and Monarrez’ second reason behind his reasoning is pertinent: Let’s hope this indicates Ilitch will hire a true hockey person, meaning an NHL executive with extensive experience in a winning organization. Those qualifications … Continue reading Monarrez suggests that the Red Wings simplify their front office practices (among other things)
On Monday, MLive’s Ansar Khan suggested that the Red Wings should simply hire interim GM Shawn Horcoff full-time to get their search process done and over with as training camp and the preseason are rapidly approaching. This morning, Detroit Hockey Now’s Bob Duff suggests the same thing: At this juncture, that might be the wisest … Continue reading Duff joins Khan in suggesting that the Red Wings hire Shawn Horcoff as their interim GM
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The Detroit Red Wings sniper said Tuesday that he plans to re-sign with his hometown club, even as the team navigates uncertainty without a head of hockey operations and a captain who wants to be traded.
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Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson spoke with Aftonbladet’s Anton Johansson (the reporter, not the defenseman) about his contractual situation with Detroit and more topics. Here’s a rough translation of their conversation from Swedish: Swedish NHL star: “What to do?” Simon Edvinsson, 23, is in a special situation. The defensive star is without a contract and … Continue reading Roughly translated: Simon Edvinsson speaks with Aftonbladet regarding his unique situation with the Red Wings
Sportsnet’s Ryan Dixon offers “best and worst-case scenarios” for every Atlantic Division team today, and here’s what he discerns might happen for the Detroit Red Wings, good and bad alike: Detroit Red Wings Key additions Viktor Arvidsson, W; Daniil Tarasov, G; Keegan Kolesar, W Key subtractions Parick Kane, W Cap space today $19,572,084 Best case A home-run trade involving … Continue reading A variety of ‘best-case and worst-case scenarios’ await the Red Wings
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Detroit Hockey Now’s Bob Duff posted 5 unique storylines about the Red Wings’ prospects who will be participating in this upcoming weekend’s prospect tournament, including the following: Christensen Went on a Championship Run Defenseman Justice Christensen signed an AHL contract with the Grand Rapids Griffins. He also played in last year’s rookie series against the … Continue reading Duff offers unique storylines regarding the Red Wings’ prospect tournament participants
The Detroit Red Wings will host the Dallas Stars, Columbus Blue Jackets and Pittsburgh Penguins as Detroit holds a 3-game round robin prospect tournament this upcoming weekend at the BELFOR Training Center under Little Caesars Arena. The vast majority of NHL teams hold or participate in prospect tournaments of some sort, so NHL.com’s Mike G. … Continue reading Trey Augustine’s definitely a Red Wings prospect to watch this September
Do you agree with TSN’s BarDown blog? They’ve suggested on Twitter/X that the Red Wings’ 2001-2002 Stanley Cup Championship team may be one of the greatest teams ever assembled: The 2001-02 Red Wings were stacked with legends and capped it off by lifting hockey’s ultimate prize. 🏆 Is this one of the greatest teams ever … Continue reading TSN’s BarDown pays tribute to the 2002 Stanley Cup Champion Red Wings’ strength as a team
TSN/The Athletic’s Pierre LeBrun reported that the NHL held a conference call today with all 32 NHL teams’ general managers and head coaches today… The NHL has a Zoom call/meeting with all 32 GMs and head coaches today at 1 pm ET. This meeting was held in person last September in Detroit but it was … Continue reading LeBrun, Seravalli: The NHL held a virtual meeting with all 32 teams today, and Shawn Horcoff represented the Red Wings
According to Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic , defenseman Simon Edvinsson is planning to attend the Detroit Red Wings ‘ training camp later this month, despite having yet to sign a new contract.
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