The Detroit Red Wings can’t seem to figure out how to play with the same confidence and effectiveness they showed in January. They have now lost seven games in a row and don’t seem any closer to figuring how to solve their issues.
In the latter stages of the third period, evidently oblivious to the debacle unfolding right before their very eyes, Detroit Red Wings fans crowded into Little Caesars Arena were belting out a rendition of Bon Jovi’s Livin’ On A Player.
The Detroit Red Wings have lost six games in a row. This losing streak comes at a particularly inopportune time, as the NHL’s trade deadline just passed.
We need to get right on the ice this week, and YB's Griffin Carroll has decided that starts today with two shots on goal prop plays. Hopefully you're ready for some hockey hits, because he's loving these plus-money looks tonight.
Coach Derek Lalonde’s lineup shake-up continued this morning with Austin Czarnik called up from the Grand Rapids Griffins to replace Daniel Sprong on the Detroit Red Wings’ fourth line Czarnik presumably will play alongside Jonatan Berggren and Christian Fischer tonight against the Arizona Coyotes.
The Detroit Red Wings tonight are taking on the Arizona Coyotes and are looking to snap their six-game losing streak. The Red Wings lost to the Coyotes last Friday 4-0 as part of their losing streak.
When the Detroit Tigers were struggling to stay in the pennant race in 1972, losing 10 of their last 14 because of anemic offense, then-Tigers manager Billy Martin decided to bring levity to the situation and relax his team.
There’s no player on the roster of the Detroit Red Wings who can match the winning resume of three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Kane. So when he speaks about what it takes to succeed in the NHL, you’d best listen up.
David Perron and the Detroit Red Wings seemed like a lock for the Stanley Cup Playoffs just a couple weeks ago. Detroit held on to the first wild card spot in the Eastern Conference by a comfortable margin.
The losing skid in Hockeytown is clearly getting to the players. During practice on Wednesday, Detroit Red Wings teammates Lucas Raymond and Ben Chiarot decided to take their frustrations out on one another.
Saturday it will be two weeks since Dylan Larkin suffered a lower body injury. But don’t look for the Detroit Red Wings captain to be flying up ice on Saturday at home against Buffalo or Sunday in Pittsburgh.
Woeful starts have led to unpleasant endings for the Detroit Red Wings during their six-game losing streak. With its confidence shaken, Detroit returns home to face Arizona on Thursday night.
The Detroit Red Wings have lost six games in a row. They’ve sqaundered their hold on an NHL playoff position. Nerves are frayed. Frustration is growing.
One of the feel-good stories from the early part of the season was the revamped Detroit Red Wings powering their way toward a return to the postseason.
The Detroit Red Wings don’t have to say a word because the numbers can scream for themselves. An 0-4 road road trip. Six consecutive losses overall. Outscored 32-11.
As if what was going on the scoreboard was not bad enough, the Detroit Red Wings suffered a personnel casualty on Tuesday night. During their blowout loss against the Buffalo Sabres, forward Joe Veleno suffered a freak injury that forced him to leave the game.
Last night was a frustrating one in the NHL shots market, as we lost a pair of Marchand shots to burn one of our looks. Such is the nature of this beast, and we continue on in a fresh day with a pair of plays that look just terrific on the ice, both at plus-money.
The Detroit Red Wings have discovered the hard way that ending a long playoff drought isn't easy. They held the top wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference after a six-game winning streak.
In a season headlined by a ton of new faces such as Alex DeBrincat, Shayne Gostisbehere, J.T. Compher and even Patrick Kane, a lot of chatter surrounding the Detroit Red Wings pertained to a lesser-known forward outside of Detroit: Jonatan Berggren.
Now that the trade deadline has come and gone, and with Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman standing pat outside of sending forward Klim Kostin to the San Jose Sharks, there are plenty of different things to keep an eye on the rest of the season for Red Wing fans.
On Friday, the Red Wings opened up a roster spot when they traded Klim Kostin to San Jose. No they filled that spot.
Sometimes, the best move is the one not made. That seems to be the theme for Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman, as the 2024 NHL trade deadline ended without any significant moves made for an organization looking to make a playoff push.
The center brings notable heft and physicality to the lineup and has proven he can add goal-scoring value with his shot.
Contract negotiations often induce anxiety among fans, especially when it involves a marquee player like Patrick Kane. Therefore, it’s somewhat understandable that as the trade deadline nears, current concern that Kane might not secure an extension with the Detroit Red Wings exists.
With a six-game winning streak heading into Thursday's home game against the New York Islanders, the surging Detroit Red Wings have stirred Stanley Cup dreams among fans. One player is attempting to bump the breaks amid the excitement.
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