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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,…
The Montreal Canadiens are still eyeing Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin even though he left them off his newly released 10‑team trade list. Pierre LeBrun (TSN) says Montreal would remain interested if Larkin changes his mind, but the winger has made it clear he wants to join a U.S. Cup contender, preferably in a no‑income‑tax state. With the trade deadline approaching, the Habs face the challenge of convincing Detroit and Larkin to agree to a move to Canada, a scenario many view as unlikely.
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 Detroit Red Wings head to Vancouver on Oct. 22 to snap a loss to Seattle, taking on a 2‑8‑1 Canucks squad. Prospect goalie Michal Postava has been called up from Grand Rapids, while forward Dylan Larkin’s trade list expands to ten teams—though no Canadian clubs are on it. manager Jim Devellano says the front office is working to improve relations, but Larkin will likely stay for now as defenseman Simon Edvinsson remains unsigned. In AHL news, former Michigan State netminder Trey Augustine earns his second pro win despite an early own‑goal, posting a 3.21 GAA and .886 save percentage.
Up to ten NHL clubs, including the San Jose Sharks and Boston Bruins, are in active trade talks for Detroit Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson, despite interim GM Shawn Horcoff publicly stating he wants to keep the 2021 sixth‑overall pick. Edvinsson, 23, posted 25 points in 72 games last season and remains an unsigned restricted free agent; he must sign by Dec. 1 or sit out the season. While he hasn’t formally requested a trade, his camp sees a deal as the logical next step, with price expectations of a seven‑year, $9‑11 million annual contract. Detroit’s ownership gave Horcoff full authority to negotiate an extension before the deadline.
The Detroit Red Wings promote Griffins netminder Michal Postava for their upcoming West Coast road trip, announcing the move after Grand Rapids edged the Manitoba Moose 4-3 at Van Andel Arena. Postava, 24, posted a 4-0 start this season with a 1.25 GAA and .954 save percentage after a dominant AHL campaign (17‑6, 1.71 GAA) and a Czech league championship with Brno Kometa. His call‑up prompted the Griffins to sign veteran Jamie Phillips to a PTO and see Carter Gylander reassigned to Grand Rapids. Postava’s rise helped Detroit trade 2021 first‑rounder Sebastian Cossa to Utah.
The Minnesota Wild’s rumored deal for Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin has become increasingly tangled as the 2026‑27 season unfolds. Initial reports suggested forward Danila Yurov would head to Detroit as part of the trade, but new complications—salary cap constraints, conditional picks, and lingering contract negotiations—are now delaying any final agreement. The article breaks down each hurdle and explains why the Larkin move remains uncertain despite early optimism.
In Thursday’s “Three Things” roundup, veteran netminder John Gibson rebounds from a 4‑3 shootout win over the San Jose Sharks, noting he’s taken several puck‑to‑helmet hits but remains focused on keeping goals out as Detroit heads to Vancouver. Defenseman Moritz Seider shines again, logging a team‑high 29:46 minutes and blocking multiple shots in the win, earning praise as a “diesel‑truck” player. Forward Alex DeBrincat marks his 300th NHL goal, becoming the fourth‑fastest American‑born player to reach the milestone in just 705 games.
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 […] The post Justin Faulk trade destinations after being named Red Wings trade candidate appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Dylan Larkin trade saga has taken another interesting turn, creating fresh speculation throughout the NHL. The Detroit The post Dylan Larkin Trade Rumors: 10 Teams Now in the Mix appeared first on We Never Stop .
Cole Knuble burst onto the NHL scene for the Philadelphia Flyers, scoring his first two career goals in a 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Oct. 22, 2026. The rookie’s opening‑period backhand beat Buffalo goalie Ukko‑Pekka Luukkonen, echoing his dad Mike Knuble’s first NHL goal 29 years earlier. He added a second tally early in the third after a slick play with Oliver Bonk, and nearly completed a hat trick. Coach Rick Tocchet praised Knuble’s work ethic and his 78.09 expected‑goals rate, noting the youngster’s impact amid injuries to Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett.
The Detroit Red Wings are navigating a tough start to the 2026-27 NHL season. They have certainly shown some fight. Alex DeBrincat helped force overtime against the Seattle Kraken in their previous game, for instance. But they are at the bottom of the Atlantic Division at this time. As they continue their West Coast road […] The post Red Wings bringing intriguing goalie up from AHL Grand Rapids appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Philadelphia Flyers are intensifying trade talks for Detroit Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson, a 23‑year‑old Swedish blueliner who remains unsigned as a restricted free agent. With his contract deadline looming on Dec. 1, Edvinsson has voiced a desire to leave Detroit, while interim GM Shawn Horcoff publicly denies trade interest. Yet sources on DFO Insider reveal that up to ten clubs—including Boston, St. Louis, Seattle, Nashville, and the Flyers—are actively pursuing him, with the Flyers repeatedly highlighted as a frontrunner. Edvinsson posted 9 goals and 25 points in 72 games last season, and analysts suggest a hefty package akin to past deals (Dobson, Sergachev, Byram, Nemec) would be required. The escalating saga could reshape the Flyers’ blue‑line ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
Trade talks between the Detroit Red Wings and Minnesota Wild for former captain Dylan Larkin are at a critical juncture. Insider Frank Seravalli says Detroit balked at a deal centered on prospect Danila Yurov, demanding proven top‑six talent or premium draft picks instead. Larkin, who requested a trade and lost his captaincy, wants a fresh start on a contender, while Minnesota seeks a true No. 1 center to boost its championship odds. With both clubs under clock pressure, a deal could materialize this week if Detroit’s demands are met.
Four months after requesting a trade, Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin has broadened his trade list to ten teams, according to Detroit Hockey Now. While earlier reports said the list grew from three to eight teams, no U.S.‑based clubs are currently in contention, and the specific destinations remain unconfirmed. Senior VP Jim Devellano says he and Larkin have “kissed and made up,” and interim GM Shawn Horcoff is working to repair relations. Larkin has posted five points in seven games after returning from an offseason upper‑body injury, still leading the Wings in average ice time and boosting team performance when he plays.
Detroit Red Wings GM met with Simon Edvinsson and his agent late last week, and Dylan Larkin trade talks picking up.
Detroit Red Wings GM met with Simon Edvinsson and his agent late last week, and Dylan Larkin trade talks picking up.
The Detroit Red Wings confirm that captain Dylan Larkin is determined to leave, with alternate governor Jim Devellano saying the trade request is final. Larkin, still under contract through 2031 at an $8.7 million cap hit, has broadened his trade list from a few clubs to ten U.S. teams—including the Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, Vegas Golden Knights, Dallas Stars, Washington Capitals, Colorado Avalanche, Carolina Hurricanes, Tampa Bay Lightning and New Jersey Devils—citing a desire to avoid Canadian markets. With his contract and talent on the market, Detroit hopes to extract significant return as negotiations near completion.
Jim Devellano says the Red Wings and Dylan Larkin have cleared the air. The trade request has not moved. #RedWings
Detroit Red Wings’ veteran executive Jim Devellano tells the Ozzy & Keats podcast that the franchise and captain Dylan Larkin have "kissed and made up" after recent tensions. Devellano says management wants Larkin to stay, but the captain has expanded his trade list, hinting he may still be open to a move. A potential trade could materialize within the next week, making the situation far from settled.
Larkin is giving the puck away more than anyone on Detroit's roster, and it is not close. #RedWings
Larkin’s trade request remains intact, with the former captain being willing to be dealt to 10 different teams.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Boston Bruins could face a difficult decision on Pavel Zacha as trade interest potentially grows. Meanwhile, Dylan Larkin has expanded his trade list to…