Although most reports point Dylan Larkin in the direction of the Minnesota Wild, he might actually waive his no-trade clause for another NHL organization, instead.
Although a recent report about Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings stopped the trade buzz in its tracks , the prevailing sentiment around the NHL is that Larkin will be traded. Soon? Late? That’s up for debate, but even the Red Wings have confirmed that Larkin’s trade seems imminent .
Larkin has recently updated his trade ...
The Detroit Red Wings activated J.T. Compher, recalled goaltender Michal Postava under emergency conditions, and assigned Sheldon Dries to Grand Rapids.
Amid growing speculation that Dylan Larkin's trade out of the Detroit Red Wings is coming, a new report has shed light on another possible direction.
The Detroit Red Wings themselves confirmed that Dylan Larkin’s trade is imminent despite their best efforts to retain the former captain. However, a new report from around the NHL suggests Larkin may have to wait a little longer for his situation to be resolved, and that delay might work perfectly for the Montreal Canadiens, who remain interest...
The Vancouver Canucks (2-8-1) host the Detroit Red Wings (3-3-3) at Rogers Arena. Puck drop is scheduled for 7 pm PT. The Canucks are out to snap an eight-game losing skid in the middle game of a three-game homestand. What we saw 15 skaters (8F/7D) and Meriläinen on the ice for #Canucks optional skate pic.twitter.com/NC86fIB6ep…
Simon Edvinsson has until Dec. 1 to sign, and Elliotte Friedman doesn't like Detroit's odds. #RedWings
Former Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin has requested a trade from the team. Recently, Larkin expanded his list from just a handful of teams to 10. Missing from that list are some of the Canadian contenders, including the Montreal Canadiens. The trade list has the usual suspects, such as the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden […]
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Dylan Larkin's saga may not be at an end, but perhaps his eventual exit from the Detroit Red Wings finally has a roadmap to a resolution.
Red Wings executive Jimmy Devellano admits Dylan Larkin still wants to leave Detroit despite the organization's attempts to repair their relationship.
The Detroit Red Wings are handling two trade fronts Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, but still waiting on their prices.
The Detroit Red Wings are handling two trade fronts Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, but still waiting on their prices.
Frank Seravalli reveals why the Red Wings have concerns about Danila Yurov as a centerpiece in potential Dylan Larkin trade talks with Minnesota.
Dylan Larkin's stance on leaving the Detroit Red Wings has not softened, leaving interim GM Shawn Horcoff with no choice but to find a trade partner.
The Detroit Red Wings’ hope that time would heal all wounds with former captain Dylan Larkin has officially evaporated. Despite playing in the regular season and being re-assimilated into the roster, Larkin’s trade request remains unchanged, confirming that the fracture between the star center and the franchise runs far deeper than a simple per...
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Dylan Larkin’s expanded trade list has raised questions about whether the Detroit Red Wings captain could have a connection to Quinn Hughes’ future plans. Meanwhile,…
Even though Dylan Larkin left them off his new trade list, the Montreal Canadiens will keep trying to come away with the Detroit Red Wings' top-six center.
Dylan Larkin made his intentions crystal clear. Larkin shut down Montreal Canadiens trade rumors by keeping the Habs out of his 10-team trade list. Still, it might take more than that to keep Montreal from knocking on his and the Detroit Red Wings ‘ door. As long as Larkin isn’t traded in the 2026-27 NHL season, the Habs will keep circlin...
Dylan Larkin left Montreal off his trade list, and the Canadiens are still not walking away. #RedWings
The Griffins' coach says Michal Postava is joining Detroit's road trip, and nobody has said why. #RedWings
Contract talks between the Detroit Red Wings and Simon Edvinsson continue amid trade rumors, while Zach Whitecloud and Morgan Frost could be valuable trade chips for the rebuilding Calgary Flames.
The Red Wings face off against the Vancouver Canucks tonight in the second matchup of a four game road trip […]
The Detroit Red Wings continue to have trade talks about Simon Edvinsson with up to 10 teams, including the San Jose Sharks and Boston Bruins , according to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun , even though interim GM Shawn Horcoff still wants to sign him. “Horcoff still wants to sign him and is still holding out hope there, but he continues to have trade talks,” LeBrun said on Tuesday’s Insider Trading. “There are up to 10 teams that continue to be involved in these talks, and I’m told the San Jose Sharks an...
Michal Postava is being called up by the Detroit Red Wings to join them on their West Coast trip Grand […]
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While a trade by the Minnesota Wild acquiring Dylan Larkin from the Detroit Red Wings wasn't simple before, it has gotten only more complicated as the season has gone on. If Danila Yurov was included in a Larkin-to-Wild trade before the puck was dropped on the 2026-27 season, then w...
Three Things is a quick breakdown of what you need to know today about the Detroit Red Wings. It’s bite-size news you […]
The Detroit Red Wings are going through a bit of a rough patch at this time. Detroit has two ongoing trade requests on the table: Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson. Larkin recently expanded his trade list, while there isn’t a ton known about Edvinsson at this time. The Red Wings are also struggling at the […]
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The Dylan Larkin trade saga has taken another interesting turn, creating fresh speculation throughout the NHL. The Detroit
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It was 10,791 days between the two, but Cole Knuble’s first National Hockey League goal on Wednesday night completed a circle of sorts for himself and father (and former Flyer) Mike Knuble. The elder Knuble — watching his son score his first in the stands with family — scored his first NHL goal on April 5, 1997 at Toronto’s Maple Leaf Garden as a Detroit Red Wing.
With just over five minutes left in the opening period, Cole Knuble drove to the net, found a loose puck from an Oliver Bonk s...