Tarasov Gets Detroit’s Net Again as the Road Trip Opens
Todd McLellan goes back to Daniil Tarasov in net as Detroit opens a four-game road trip. #RedWings
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Dylan Larkin’s trade out of Red Wings reportedly enters final countdown
John Buccigross says the Detroit Red Wings will likely trade captain Dylan Larkin within the next 7‑10 days, ending months of speculation. Larkin, who has posted just one goal and two assists in six games this season, remains under contract through 2030‑31. Potential destinations include the Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, Vegas Golden Knights, or even the Montreal Canadiens, though his willingness to move to Canada is uncertain. The trade deadline looms, and Detroit appears set to finalize the deal soon.
Red Wings Looking for Road to Success
The Detroit Red Wings sit at 3‑3‑2 after eight games, just two points shy of a wild‑card spot but ranked 24th overall. Coach Todd McLellan warns the team must convert home‑court practice into road‑trip points as they head to Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. Scoring remains a problem – Detroit’s 2.38 goals per game ties for 27th in the league and they’ve been shut out twice – while a 2.88 goals‑against average needs tightening. McLellan emphasizes a scrappy, checking style to spark a turnaround, building on recent wins in Philadelphia and San Jose.
Red Wings Hold Leverage in Dylan Larkin Trade Talks
The clock on Dylan Larkin’s time with the Detroit Red Wings might finally be running. Speaking on the Oct. 16 edition of Frankly Hockey with John Buccigross, the ESPN broadcaster…
Michael Brandsegg-Nygard Is Matching Gavin McKenna’s Rookie Pace
Detroit's Michael Brandsegg-Nygard is keeping up with the No. 1 overall pick, and in fewer games. #RedWings
Report: Edvinsson and His Agent Finally Met With Horcoff
Edvinsson, his agent and Shawn Horcoff finally sat in the same room this weekend. #RedWings
Red Wings vs. Kraken: Notes, Lines, Goalies, How to Watch
The Detroit Red Wings (3‑3‑2) open a four‑game road trip on Oct. 20 at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena, facing a Kraken team (5‑3‑1) that beat them 6‑3 in Detroit last week. Seattle leads the Pacific Division, while Detroit hovers two points out of an Eastern Conference wild‑card. Betting lines favor Seattle (-1.5, +215) over Detroit (+1.5, -265). Key notes: defenseman Moritz Seider logged five assists in seven games; Lucas Raymond tied for second in Detroit shootout history with his seventh GWG; Alex DeBrincat is one goal shy of 300 career goals. Injuries include Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton (week‑to‑week) for Detroit and several Seattle players. Goalies: Daniil Tarasov vs. Philipp Grubauer.
Carter Mazur’s Shrinking Role Has Detroit Boxed In
Carter Mazur has not played since Oct. 13, and Detroit cannot just send him down. #RedWings
McLellan Sets the Tone as Red Wings Head West
The Red Wings head out for four straight with the Dylan Larkin question still unresolved. #RedWings
NHL Rumors: Dylan Larkin, Simon Edmvinsson, and Potential Destinations for Travis Konency
Could Dylan Larkin be moved this week? Could Simon Edvinsson get seven years at $10 million? Potential trade destinations for Travis Konecny.
Former Red Wings Center Lands With New York Rangers
Former Detroit Red Wings center Luke Glendening has signed a PTO with the New York Rangers following an injury to Joe Veleno.
Sick Puck Links: Zadorov Bitter; Could Canadiens Target Tippett? NHL Trade Rumors
Get ready to start your day with the latest and hottest Montreal Canadiens news, plus NHL trade and free agent rumors from around the hockey world! Here are your Sick Podcast Puck links: Sick Links: If the Montreal Canadiens can’t land Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin or a second line center on the NHL […] The post Sick Puck Links: Zadorov Bitter; Could Canadiens Target Tippett? NHL Trade Rumors appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
The Daily: Red Wings Open Road Trip in Seattle; McKenna Nets Game Winner
The Detroit Red Wings kick off a four‑game road trip on Oct. 20 in Seattle, looking to even a 6‑3 loss from earlier this season. With captain Dylan Larkin reportedly seeking a trade after a slump, Detroit hopes he regains his form as they need depth scoring against a Kraken offense that has tallied multiple‑goal bursts. Meanwhile, the Toronto Maple Leafs snapped a three‑game skid with a 3‑1 win over San Jose, thanks to rookie No. 1 pick Gavin McKenna’s third‑period game‑winner. The article also notes ex‑Red Wings players landing new deals, including Luke Glendening’s PTO with the Rangers and James Reimer’s AHL contract.
Will Larkin Stalemate End This Week?
Dylan Larkin remains on Detroit’s roster as the Red Wings embark on their first extended road trip, holding a 3‑3‑2 record. Despite rumors of a trade—fuelled by ESPN’s John Buccigross predicting a deal within ten days—Larkin has been dropped to the second line amid a scoring slump for him, Viktor Arvidsson and Lucas Raymond. Coach Todd McLellan’s lineup reshuffle, the possible return of J.T. Compher, and the emergence of Emmitt Finnie suggest Detroit may wait before moving Larkin, especially as his market value appears low. Potential suitors like Montreal, Dallas, Florida and Minnesota face their own injury concerns, making a near‑term trade uncertain.
NHLTR Mock Trade: Red Wings' Simon Edvinsson To The Blues
The NHL Trade Rumors piece outlines a mock trade that would send Detroit's top‑four defenseman Simon Edvinsson to the St. Louis Blues. Edvinsson, the 2021 sixth‑overall pick, has posted 60 points in 175 NHL games and posted a 31‑point season alongside Moritz Seider. Detroit’s interim GM Shawn Horcoff insists the team wants to sign him, yet no contract materializes after his October 14 statement. The article notes interest from several clubs, including the Bruins and Maple Leafs, and proposes a possible return for Detroit: Brandon Carlo, a 2027 fifth‑round pick, Adam Jiricek and Otto Stenberg, contingent on Edvinsson agreeing to an extension. The trade scenario highlights Detroit’s uncertainty and the Blues’ potential asset haul.
Former Red Wings Star Out as Coach
Former Detroit Red Wings legend Igor Larionov parts ways with SKA St. Petersburg by mutual agreement after a five‑game losing streak. The Russian powerhouse sits 8‑6‑1, third in the Bobrov Division, and fell in five games to CSKA Moscow in the playoffs. This marks the end of Larionov’s second season with SKA, following a stint with Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod and a mixed KHL coaching record of 155‑150 (58.2% points). His son, also named Igor, remained goalless in eight games as the club looks ahead.
Former Red Wings Center Signs PTO With Rangers
The New York Rangers have signed veteran forward Luke Glendening to a professional try‑out (PTO) after losing recent acquisition Joe Veleno to a three‑month lower‑body injury. The 37‑year‑old center, who spent eight seasons (2013‑21) with Detroit and appeared in 554 games for the Red Wings, most recently played for the Devils and Flyers and attended Tampa Bay’s training camp on a PTO earlier this fall. Known for his face‑off skill and penalty‑killing, Glendening joins the Rangers as they add depth, becoming the second former Red Wings player to sign with the organization this week, following goalie James Reimer’s AHL PTO.
NHL Rumors: Detroit Red Wing Want to Hire a President of Hockey Operations
The Detroit Red Wings want to add a President of Hockey Operations, so what does that mean for Shawn Horcoff?
NHL Rumors: Detroit Red Wings Want to Hire a President of Hockey Operations
The Detroit Red Wings want to add a President of Hockey Operations, so what does that mean for Shawn Horcoff?
NHL Rumors: Maple Leafs Protect Cowan, Larkin Concern, Penguins Shopping Rakell
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Toronto Maple Leafs appear unwilling to include Easton Cowan in a major trade for defensive help, while the Detroit Red Wings may be feeling…
Red Wings Prospect Makes Zetterberg’s Day
At Timrå’s arena, former Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg’s No. 20 was retired during a ceremony that also featured his Hall of Fame induction speech. The highlight, however, came from Detroit prospect Eddie Genborg, a 2025 second‑round pick, who tallied a goal and two assists in Timrå’s 3‑0 win over Björklöven on Saturday. Zetterberg thanked his family and reflected on his career, while former teammates Niklas Kronwall and Johan Franzén attended. The celebration was marred by boos from Björklöven fans, prompting criticism from Kronwall’s brother and coach Magnus Bogren.
Red Wings Could Face Major Dylan Larkin Decision Before Naming Next Hockey Boss
The Detroit Red Wings could face a major Dylan Larkin trade decision before naming their next hockey boss. Will Shawn Horcoff make the call?
The Daily: Griffins Continue Strong Start; Hurlbert Helps Sweep Pioneers
The Grand Rapids Griffins extend their strong start, sweeping the Rockford IceHogs 5-1 with rookie goaltender Michal Postava stopping 27 of 28 shots and veteran John Leonard netting a hat trick, keeping the team atop the AHL Central Division at 5-1-1. Meanwhile, Michigan freshman forward JP Hurlland, a 2026 Red Wings first‑round pick, records his first assist in a 4-1 win over the No. 1 ranked Denver Pioneers. Detroit’s NHL squad prepares for a four‑game road trip, facing the Seattle Kraken and high‑scoring Edmonton Oilers, while noting Lucas Raymond’s scoring slump and a pending defenseman waiver.
Former Red Wings Player Suspended For Sucker Punch
Former Detroit Red Wings defenseman Robert Hägg, now with Brynas in the SHL, receives a three‑game suspension and a 20,500‑kronor fine after delivering a “sucker‑punch” to Vaxjö forward Olivier Nadeau during a goal‑mouth scuffle on October 16, 2026. The Swedish Ice Hockey Association’s disciplinary committee cited the risk of injury and the fact that Nadeau could not defend himself. Hägg, who spent the 2022‑23 season with Detroit, claims the contact was accidental. The incident drew sharp criticism and a formal fighting charge.
Report: Dylan Larkin could be traded by the Detroit Red Wings as soon as next week
Dylan Larkin continues to take the ice for the Detroit Red Wings this season despite a well-documented trade request, but that could change soon. According to ESPN’s John Buccigross, Larkin could be on his way out of Detroit by as soon as the end of this month. Buccigross shared the rumblings and rumors he’s been
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