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Reports: Dylan Larkin Outcome To Have Massive Impact On Quinn Hughes

Dylan Larkin expands his trade list to 10 teams, adding the New Jersey Devils alongside the Minnesota Wild. Reports suggest a Larkin deal could trigger Quinn Hughes to sign an extension with the Wild immediately, while a move to New Jersey might lure Hughes to join his brothers as a free agent next summer. Analysts warn the Wild must decide whether to gamble on a Stanley Cup run or risk losing Hughes in a deadline trade if he remains unsigned. The trade scenario is shaping the future of both players and could reshape the Wild's roster for 2026‑27.

The Daily: Detroit Salvages Point to Start Road Trip; Canada Tour Starts

The Detroit Red Wings drop a 4-3 shootout to the Seattle Kraken after erasing a 3-0 deficit with late goals from Viktor Arvidsson, Lucas Raymond and Alex DeBrincat, but Bobby McMann seals the win in the shootout. The loss ends their three‑game road streak as the Wings head into Western Canada, facing the Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames and a Connor McDavid‑led Edmonton Oilers (7‑1‑1, +14 GD). Highlights include Raymond’s first goal, Anton Johansson’s surprising play, and ongoing talk on the Dylan Larkin trade saga.

Could the Devils Make a Trade for Dylan Larkin?

The article examines whether the New Jersey Devils could realistically trade for Detroit’s captain Dylan Larkin. After a summer of limited interest—Larkin wanted only the Panthers, Wild, or Golden Knights—Red Wings reporter Helene St. James says his preferred list has expanded to ten teams, now including New Jersey. The piece details Larkin’s credentials: a 30‑goal, two‑way center who plays all situations, wins faceoffs, and boasts a heavy, accurate shot. With a contract through 2030‑31 at $8.7 M AAV, he offers a cap‑friendly option to join Nico Hischier and Jack Hughes in a true 1‑2‑3 center trio. The author also notes the Devils’ recent failed attempt to acquire Barrett Hayton, underscoring the urgency of addressing the center position.

Report: Dylan Larkin Expands His Trade List

Dylan Larkin is set to leave Detroit as the Red Wings advance trade talks this week. The center has broadened his potential destinations from three teams to ten, now including the Panthers, Wild, Golden Knights, Stars, Capitals, Hurricanes, Mammoth, Lightning, Devils and Avalanche. Former captain Steve Yzerman's role change and interim GM Shawn Horcoff’s clearance from ownership have paved the way for a deal, though Montreal remains off the list despite fan interest. Larkin continues to play through the trade saga while the Wings evaluate offers.

Red Wings Hold Face-To-Face Meeting Amid Major Trade Standoff

Detroit Red Wings interim GM Shawn Horcoff met with defense prospect Simon Edvinsson and his agent J.P. Barry over the weekend, but no deal emerged, TSN’s Pierre LeBrun reports. The 23‑year‑old, a 2021 sixth‑overall pick with 60 points in 175 games, remains an unsigned restricted free agent and must sign by Dec. 1 or sit out the season. While Horcoff publicly says he has “zero interest in trading” Edvinsson, trade rumors persist—Boston, San Jose and nine other clubs have inquired, and Edvinsson seeks a seven‑year, $9‑$11 million‑per‑year contract. The deadline adds pressure as both sides keep options open.

Dylan Larkin shuts down NY Rangers, Canadiens rumors with expanded trade list for Red Wings

Dylan Larkin pushes his pending Detroit Red Wings trade forward, expanding his preferred destination list to ten NHL clubs. While his original shortlist featured the Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, Vegas Golden Knights and Dallas Stars, he now adds the Washington Capitals, Tampa Bay Lightning, Carolina Hurricanes, New Jersey Devils, Colorado Avalanche and the Utah Mammoth. Notably, Larkin excludes both the New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens, ending recent trade buzz linking him to Montreal. The move signals Larkin’s focus on joining a Stanley‑Cup contender for the 2026‑27 season.

A Dylan Larkin Trade Could Come Very Soon

ESPN’s John Buccigross says a Dylan Larkin trade is imminent, predicting a deal within the next week as speculation around the Detroit Red Wings intensifies. The article notes mounting rumors and a plateau in Larkin’s status, hinting that Detroit may finally move the star forward‑center before the season progresses.

Apologies Extended to Former Red Wings Captain Over Ceremony Disruptions

Henrik Zetterberg’s jersey retirement ceremony with his Swedish club Timrå turned sour when visiting Björklöven fans heckled him during the event. The unruly supporters sang and catcalled throughout Zetterberg’s speech, prompting an apology from Björklöven and the loss of a sponsor for the fan group. The ceremony also featured a banner error that omitted Zetterberg’s 2004‑05 lockout season with Timrå. Despite the disruptions, Zetterberg remained upbeat, calling the honor a "wonderful experience" and praising Timrå’s role in his career.

Expanded Dylan Larkin trade list provides Red Wings’ Shawn Horcoff his biggest challenge

Former Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin requested a trade from the team in the summer. After 10 years without playoff hockey, Larkin had seemingly lost faith in the team’s rebuilding process. He wanted a fresh start, and more importantly, a chance to contend for a Stanley Cup. His trade request is ongoing and unfulfilled […] The post Expanded Dylan Larkin trade list provides Red Wings’ Shawn Horcoff his biggest challenge appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Kraken Beat Back Red Wings in First Game of Road Trip

The Detroit Red Wings earn a point in Seattle, falling 4-3 to the Kraken in a shootout on Oct. 20, 2026. After trailing early, Detroit rallies in the third period, with Viktor Arvidsson and Lucas Raymond scoring two goals in 59 seconds and Alex DeBrincat netting his 300th career goal to tie the game with just 16 seconds left. Bobby McMann converts the decisive shootout goal, keeping the Red Wings winless against Seattle this season. Goal leader DeBrincat finishes with a team‑high six goals and five assists, while rookie Lucas Raymond breaks a nine‑game goal drought.

Red Wings Rally, Fall to Kraken in Shootout

The Detroit Red Wings rally from a 3-0 hole to force a shootout, but fall 4-3 to the Seattle Kraken on Oct. 20, 2026. Seattle opened scoring with Mackie Samoskevich and added two power‑play goals by Ryker Evans and Brandon Montour. Detroit answered in the third with Viktor Arvidsson, Lucas Raymond and a late Alex DeBrincat tally that forced overtime. DeBrincat’s game‑tying goal comes with 16 seconds left after a turnover by Vince Dunn. In the shootout, Bobby McMann nets the winner for Seattle. The loss ends Detroit’s five‑game point streak, though DeBrincat now leads the Wings with six goals, five assists and 11 points. The Red Wings head to Vancouver next.

Alex DeBrincat’s 300th goal could not have come at a better time

The Detroit Red Wings are trying to navigate a tough start to the 2026-27 campaign. Detroit has had a lot of off-ice drama, but things can change when the puck drops. The Red Wings were on the brink of another defeat on Tuesday night. However, Alex DeBrincat came up big when his team needed him. […] The post Alex DeBrincat’s 300th goal could not have come at a better time appeared first on ClutchPoints .