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Breaking: Red Wings Suspend Larkin

The Detroit Red Wings suspend former captain Dylan Larkin without pay after he announced he will no longer play for the team. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff confirmed Larkin missed practice, met with agent Pat Brisson, and formally requested a trade. Larkin, in the fourth year of an eight‑year, $8.75 M AAV contract with a full no‑movement clause, has submitted a list of 10 preferred trade destinations. The suspension costs him $41,237.11 per day, and the Wings say they are still negotiating a return that satisfies both parties.

Red Wings Suspend Dylan Larkin Without Pay

The Detroit Red Wings suspend captain Dylan Larkin without pay after he reportedly quit the team for a second time. Larkin and his agent issued a vague statement, refusing to elaborate on the reasons behind his departure. The suspension marks a dramatic end to Larkin's tenure in Detroit.

Detroit Red Wings Officially Suspend Dylan Larkin

Detroit suspends center Dylan Larkin without pay after he quit the lineup while waiting for a trade. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff says Larkin “will no longer play” and the team will keep exploring trade options that fit its long‑term goals. Larkin’s $8.7 million AAV means the suspension costs him $41,237 per day, tracked on larkinlosses.com. He has 2 goals and 6 points in 10 games this season, averaging 21:41 of ice time. Agent Pat Brisson calls Larkin “professional and cooperative.” The move follows Connor Hellebuyck’s $927,835 loss during a three‑week suspension.

Why isn’t Dylan Larkin playing today, Oct. 29, for Detroit Red Wings vs Chicago Blackhawks?

Dylan Larkin sits out Thursday’s Detroit vs. Chicago game to pressure the Red Wings into finalizing a trade. The 30‑year‑old center, who filed a trade request in the offseason, withdrew his services until interim GM Shawn Horcoff completes a deal. Agent Pat Brisson says Larkin “has had enough” after months of stalled talks. Trade talks heat up, with the Minnesota Wild leading the chase, while Washington and Carolina also push offers. Larkin will remain unavailable for future games until a trade is done.

Report: Flyers Focused On Acquiring Defenseman In Trade Talks

The Philadelphia Flyers are intensifying trade talks for a blueline upgrade alongside their hunt for a top‑six center. General manager Keith Jones targets Calgary’s stay‑at‑home defenseman Zach Whitecloud, a 29‑year‑old whose $2.75 M AAV makes him an affordable, reliable option. The club also eyes Detroit’s 23‑year‑old Simon Edvinsson, a high‑upside two‑way top‑pairing D‑man, though acquiring him would demand hefty assets and a $10 M‑plus extension. With $11.9 M in cap space, the Flyers must weigh cost versus need as they aim to restore the hard‑defending identity they lacked this season.

Alex Vlasic Questionable With Illness, Bowen Byram Out as Blackhawks Visit Red Wings

The Chicago Blackhawks face a defensive crunch Thursday as Alex Vlasic is listed questionable with illness and Bowen Byram remains out with an upper‑body injury. Both left‑shot defensemen could miss the 6:30 p.m. CT clash at Little Caesars Arena against the Detroit Red Wings, leaving Chicago with only three left‑handed blueliners. Vlasic missed the morning skate in Detroit and his status for Saturday’s game at Boston is also uncertain. Byram, sidelined since the Oct. 13 win over Pittsburgh, is day‑to‑day, marking his sixth straight miss.

How to Watch Blackhawks vs. Red Wings: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream

The Chicago Blackhawks travel to Detroit to face the Red Wings on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026, with puck drop at 6:30 p.m. CT (7:30 ET, 4:30 PT) at Little Caesars Arena. The matchup streams nationally on ESPN+, Disney+ and Hulu (SN+ in Canada) – there’s no local TV broadcast. Radio coverage is on WGN 720 AM (Chicago) and 97.1 FM (Detroit). The Blackhawks (4‑8‑0) seek their first road win, while the Red Wings (5‑4‑3) return home after a four‑game road stretch, led by Alex DeBrincat (13 points). Odds list Detroit as -180 favorites.

The Latest Intel on Teams Chasing Larkin, inc. Devils, Capitals, Mammoth & Wild

Dylan Larkin has declared he won’t play for Detroit until he’s traded, reigniting interest from several clubs. Emily Kaplan reports the Washington Capitals and Utah Mammoth have had no recent talks with the Red Wings, despite past speculation about Ryan Leonard. The Minnesota Wild is said to have the strongest, most aggressive offer so far, while former NHLer Jordan Schmaltz hints the New Jersey Devils may soon close a deal, potentially pairing Larkin with teammates Jack Hughes and Connor Hellebuyck. The trade saga remains fluid as the deadline approaches.

Dylan Larkin Reportedly “Had Enough” and Won’t Play Another Game for the Red Wings Until He’s Traded

Former Detroit captain Dylan Larkin tells the Red Wings he will not suit up again until he is traded, sources say. After requesting a trade over the summer, losing the captaincy on Sept. 11 and being booed at the home opener, Larkin met with agent Pat Brisson in Detroit and announced his stance. Coach Todd McLellan confirms Larkin will sit out the upcoming game against Chicago, and interim GM Shawn Horcoff will address the issue. Larkin, who has a no‑trade clause, has a 10‑team list—including Minnesota, Florida, Vegas and Washington—but rules out Canadian clubs. He currently holds two goals and four assists in 10 games.

What Could the Canadiens Offer the Red Wings for Dylan Larkin?

The Montreal Canadiens have been linked to several interesting names over the past few months, but Dylan Larkin might be one of the biggest yet. With rumours surrounding the Detroit Red Wings captain’s future and the possibility of him expanding his list of acceptable trade destinations, Montreal could become an interesting team to watch. Of course, nothing is guaranteed, and Larkin would have significant control over where he ends up. However, considering the Canadiens’ need for another legit...

NHL rumors: Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin ‘has had enough,’ won’t play amid trade saga

Detroit’s captain Dylan Larkin tells the Red Wings he won’t play again until a trade is finalized, saying he’s “had enough” after months of negotiations since his May request. Insiders confirm Larkin sat out Thursday’s game, hoping to speed up a deal, while Detroit’s front office maintains a high acquisition bar. Coach Todd McLellan confirms the sit‑out, and the team may suspend Larkin, costing him $41,237.11 per day, similar to Connor Hellebuyck’s recent situation. With the Wings facing the Chicago Blackhawks later Thursday, the saga remains fluid as Larkin expands his target list to twelve teams.