The Minnesota Wild are aggressively courting Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin, offering a package that includes Danila Yurov, Charlie Stramel, Ryan Hartman and several first‑round picks. GM Bill Guerin admits only Detroit knows the exact terms, but Detroit’s interim GM Shawn Horcoff remains unmoved, noting the pieces don’t improve the Red Wings’ roster compared to what they already have. Yurov, with nine goals in 22 games, and Stramel, stuck in the AHL, offer limited impact, while the Wild’s draft picks are projected to land in the mid‑20s, reducing their value. With the Wild atop the Western Conference at 34 points, the offer highlights the widening gap between the teams’ playoff aspirations.
The Montreal Canadiens are in advanced talks with the Detroit Red Wings to acquire 30‑year‑old star center Dylan Larkin. GM Kent Hughes pursues the move to boost a young core, but Larkin’s full no‑trade protection and absence from his approved 10‑team list complicate the deal. Detroit’s steep price and Larkin’s desire for an immediate Cup contender add pressure, while Montreal would need to absorb his $8.7 million cap hit and likely part with premium prospects. The trade could create a lethal top‑line duo with Nick Suzuki, but roster depth and goaltending remain concerns.
The St. Louis Blues are coming off a productive week overall. They went 2-1-0. They beat the Detroit Red Wings and Utah Mammoth but ended the week with a tough…
The Colorado Avalanche clinch a road win in Montreal despite losing Nathan MacKinnon (out for a month) and Cale Makar to injury, shuffling the lineup and getting contributions from across the roster. Meanwhile, the Winnipeg Jets rally from a 4‑0 hole to beat the Canadiens again, echoing their previous comeback. The post‑game roundup also notes Nick Suzuki’s goal for Montreal, Connor Hellebuyck’s 7‑0‑0 start with New Jersey, Daniil Tarasov ending Detroit’s skid, and the Minnesota Wild’s dominant performance after routing Boston.
The Detroit Red Wings snapped Tampa Bay’s home‑win streak on Nov. 14, 2026, defeating the Lightning 2‑0 behind rookie goaltender Daniil Tarasov’s second career shutout (1.94 GAA, .931 SV%). Lucas Raymond added a goal and Michael Brandsegg‑Nygård sealed the win with an empty‑netter. Meanwhile, AHL affiliate Grand Rapids Griffins continued their dominance as Czech netminder Michal Postava recorded his seventh straight win and first shutout of the year, helping the club sit atop the league (13‑2‑1‑1). The piece also notes the passing of former assistant coach Don MacAdams and highlights first‑round pick JP Hurlbert’s two‑goal performance for the Griffins.
After a 31‑save, 2‑0 shutout ended Detroit’s five‑game losing streak, backup goalie Daniil Tarasov is making a strong case to replace struggling starter Michael Gibson. In nine starts Tarasov is 3‑3‑2 with a league‑leading .931 save percentage and a 1.84 GAA, ranking second and third respectively among NHL goaltenders. Gibson, meanwhile, sits at 4‑7‑1 with a 3.58 GAA and .862 save percentage, the worst among regular‑minute netminders. Coach Todd McLellan admits he’s still evaluating Tarasov but praises his work ethic and consistency. The article argues it’s time for the Red Wings to make Tarasov the primary netminder.
The Montreal Canadiens see their 12‑game point streak end with a 4‑1 loss to Colorado, and forward Chris Kreider is out for 6‑8 weeks with a lower‑body injury. Colorado also suffers, losing Nathan MacKinnon for a month and Cale Makar for two weeks. Meanwhile, Mark Scheifele hits the Winnipeg Jets’ all‑time assists and points record in a 5‑4 shootout win, prompting the NHL to release a facts sheet. Trade chatter includes Simon Edvinsson (Red Wings), Alexander Nikishin (Maple Leafs target), and Andre Burokovsky (Senators). Connor McDavid extends his point streak to 21 games, and several debuts and overturned goals fuel off‑ice debate.
The Detroit Red Wings snap a five‑game losing streak with a 2‑0 shutout of the Tampa Bay Lightning in Tampa on Nov. 14, 2026. Goalie Daniil Tarasov makes 31 saves, finally beating the Lightning after an 0‑4 career record against them. Lucas Raymond scores his eighth goal of the season on a breakaway, assisted by defenseman William Wallinder, who exits early with a knee injury. Michael Brandsegg‑Nygard pads the empty net for the second tally. The win ends Detroit’s 0‑2‑1 slump in Tampa and sets up a home showdown with the Boston Bruins on Nov. 18, the franchise’s 100th anniversary game.
The Tampa Bay Lightning dominate play but fall 2-0 at home to the Detroit Red Wings. Detroit secures a second‑period lead thanks to Lucas Raymond’s goal and a 31‑save performance by goalie Daniil Tarasov, marking the first home loss for the Lightning this season. Despite creating numerous chances, the Lightning fail to score, while Michael Brandsegg‑Nygard adds a notable contribution for Detroit.
The Detroit Red Wings haven't bit on the Minnesota Wild's offer of Danila Yurov and three first-rounders for Dylan Larkin.
The Detroit Red Wings haven't bit on the Minnesota Wild's offer of Danila Yurov and three first-rounders for Dylan Larkin.
It’s been two weeks since former Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin decided enough was enough and stepped away from the only organization he’s ever known. Since then, the Red…
The Matt Duchene trade in 2017 may be the closest thing the Detroit Red Wings have to a roadmap for Dylan Larkin. The Colorado Avalanche faced an unhappy center and…
Detroit Red Wings coach Todd McLellan says he and GM Steve Yzerman are in constant contact as the team copes with the season‑ending absences of captain Dylan Larkin and defenseman Simon Edvinsson. While trade rumors swirl – with the Minnesota Wild reportedly offering the strongest package and Montreal also interested – McLellan stresses a resilient locker room, a shared leadership group, and a new “center‑by‑committee” forward line anchored by rookie Emmitt Finnie, Alex DeBrincat and Marco Kasper. Rookie defenseman William Wallinder steps onto the top pairing with Moritz Seider as the club pushes to sign Edvinsson before the Dec. 1 deadline.
Simon Edvinsson needs to be signed to an NHL contract by December 1st to be eligible to play in the NHL this season. Time is running out.
Simon Edvinsson needs to be signed to an NHL contract by December 1st to be eligible to play in the NHL this season. Time is running out.
The Detroit Red Wings carry a five-game losing streak into Saturday's matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning, with puck drop set for 7 p.m.
Maple Leafs GM John Chayka is actively hunting an impact defenseman with term left on his contract to shore up a blueline plagued by injuries to Morgan Rielly and Chris Tanev. While Tanev returns Saturday vs. Edmonton, Rielly is touted as a tradeable asset, with a shortlist of destinations already identified. Veteran Oliver Ekman‑Larsson, Jake McCabe and Darren Raddysh are also under consideration, though the latter two are deemed untouchable for now. Chayka has floated offers for forwards Dakota Joshua and Miles Wood and is eyeing Detroit’s Simon Edvinsson, Columbus’s Zach Werenski and Calgary’s Zach Whitecloud, though cost and asset demands pose hurdles. The goal: add one or two puck‑moving D‑men to stop defensive breakdowns and improve the Leafs’ standing.
The Detroit Red Wings (7‑10‑3) face the Atlantic‑leading Florida Panthers in Tampa tonight, with the Lightning boasting an 8‑0 home record. Detroit starts Daniil Tarasov in goal amid a five‑game losing streak; the team has allowed 18 goals while scoring just nine. Lucas Raymond leads with two goals and two assists, while Alex DeBrincat sits point‑less in the slump. Tampa’s Andre Vasilevskiy and a high‑scoring offense, including Nikita Kucherov (who’s rumored for a trade), aim to extend their 13‑game streak of three‑plus goals. The matchup kicks off at 7 p.m. ET on DSN/97.1 FM.
The November 14 PhHN Daily focuses on the Philadelphia Flyers' Matvei Michkov saga, noting his alleged trade request, his denial at the next skate, and GM Danny Briere’s statement that the issue is temporarily settled. The edition also highlights a fan’s GoFundMe-funded “Fire Tocchet” banner plane and billboard campaign ahead of the Flyers’ game against Edmonton. Across the league, trade chatter centers on Erik Karlsson’s rising interest, a Devils injury to Jonathan Kovacevic, and Simon Edvinsson’s possible return to Sweden if Detroit doesn’t sign him by Dec. 1. Additional updates cover Bruins practice, Blackhawks comeback, and season‑midpoint analyses.
Goalie Trey Augustine records his first professional shutout, stopping 31 shots as the Grand Rapids Griffins beat the Iowa Wild 3‑0 on Friday. The win lifts the Griffins to 5‑1‑2 and drops Augustine’s GAA to 2.26 with a .921 save percentage, bolstering a promising goaltending tandem with Michal Postava (6‑0, 1.50 GAA, .944 SV%). Meanwhile, Harvard freshman Rudy Guimond earns his first college win, making 23 saves in a 3‑2 OT victory over Princeton. The article also notes AHL scorer Carter Bear’s six‑game point streak and highlights Detroit Red Wings prospects and league news.
The Boston Bruins host the Minnesota Wild tonight at TD Garden, aiming to rebound from a 5‑2 loss to Montreal. Both teams enter the game on streaks—Boston (13‑5‑1) after a snapped seven‑game home run, and Minnesota (14‑3‑4) riding a 10‑game point streak atop the West. Coach Marco Sturm tweaked defensive pairings in practice but left lineups open. Across the league, the Carolina Hurricanes show strong interest in Penguins defenseman Erik Karlsson, while undrafted prospect Simon Edvinsson may return to Sweden if a Detroit deal isn’t sealed by Dec. 1. The NHL’s Texas expansion review is also set to be extended.
The Detroit Red Wings travel to the Benchmark International Arena to face the Tampa Bay Lightning on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. EST. The Lightning hold a 1‑0 series edge after a 4‑2 win, and odds favor them at -220. Despite yesterday’s nationwide flight shutdown, the Red Wings are set to play, with a potential “sneaky trap game” hinted at in the preview. Fans can tune in via The Spot, DSN, ESPN+, or 102.5 The Bone.
Minnesota Wild GM Bill Guerin refuses to confirm or deny reports that the team offered Detroit captain Dylan Larkin a package of forward Danila Yurov and three first‑round picks. The claim, sourced to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman and echoed by analysts Michael Russo, remains unverified as Guerin says any details are known only by Detroit and hints the note about Yurov is headed “right in the trash.” Guerin praised Larkin’s mature 200‑foot game and stayed noncommittal about Quinn Hughes’ contract. Detroit’s trade‑requesting captain remains suspended, while the Wild sit atop the Central Division at 14‑3‑4.
The Philadelphia Flyers have slammed Detroit’s asking price for defenseman Simon Edvinsson, deeming the proposed return – reportedly Michael Misa plus additional assets – “extremely high.” Insider David Pagnotta notes not only the Flyers but also two to three other teams balk at Detroit’s demand for a top‑center prospect, a need the Flyers themselves lack. With Edvinsson’s contract deadline looming on Dec. 1 and his injury‑list status amid a $10 M‑plus per‑year salary target, Detroit’s interim GM Shawn Horcoff says the team prefers re‑signing him but remains open to offers. The impasse could force the Flyers to walk away unless a more palatable deal surfaces.