‘Dylan’s had enough of the situation’: Larkin to sit out until Red Wings make trade
Larkin has been at the forefront of trade conversations since requesting to be dealt from Detroit.
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Larkin has been at the forefront of trade conversations since requesting to be dealt from Detroit.
Dylan Larkin's agent Pat Brisson delivers a blunt statement as the former Red Wings captain decides not to play while awaiting a trade.
Per Elliotte Friedman, Dylan Larkin has told the Red Wings he will sit out until he is traded. The post Dylan Larkin Reportedly “Had Enough” and Won’t Play Another Game for the Red Wings Until He’s Traded appeared first on Terez Owens .
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...
With Connor Hellebuyck finally getting his trade request fulfilled by the Winnipeg Jets last week, the Dylan Larkin saga with the Detroit Red Wings is drawing even more scrutiny. The story took another twist Thursday. As multiple NHL insiders reported, Larkin is frustrated that the front office hasn’t yet moved him and isn’t planning to […] The post NHL rumors: Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin ‘has had enough,’ won’t play amid trade saga appeared first on ClutchPoints .
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A new Dylan Larkin rumor points to the New Jersey Devils as a possible trade destination, with confirmed discussions between the Devils and Red Wings.
Dylan Larkin's agent visited Detroit Wednesday as the Red Wings work to clarify his situation ahead of Thursday's game against Chicago.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, trade speculation around Dylan Larkin is heating up in Detroit as the Red Wings appear to be pulling him from the lineup until a trade is made.…
The Chicago Blackhawks travel to Detroit Thursday night for a showdown with the Red Wings, who sit at 5‑4‑3 but are dead‑last in the Atlantic Division after 12 games. Both clubs boast middling records, and Detroit just returned from a four‑game road swing that ended evenly. The preview weighs the matchup’s implications in a tightly contested division and assesses each team’s recent form.
The Colorado Avalanche announce their hometown remix jersey schedule, debuting the new white‑and‑blue‑silver design on Nov. 7 against the Detroit Red Wings at Ball Arena. The Avs will wear the jerseys six times this season—five home games and one road outing—after the league‑wide jersey reveal on Nov. 2. A leaked preview from Jersey Nerds hinted at the look, but the official design will be confirmed at the November 2 unveiling.
Detroit has taken Dylan Larkin off the ice to protect his $8.7 million trade value as rumors swirl about a blockbuster move. Insider Frank Seravalli says interim GM Shawn Horcoff benches the 30‑year‑old center after Larkin’s camp pressured the club, aiming to avoid injury before a deal materializes. The Wild, Canadiens and Bruins are among the suitors, and Horcoff is expected to address the situation soon, signaling the end of Larkin’s decade‑long tenure in Detroit.
Nashville is reportedly in on Simon Edvinsson, and Detroit's price would cost the Predators real prospects. #LGRW
The Blackhawks (4-8-0) travel to Detroit for their first road game in 21 days, taking on the Red Wings (5-4-3) Thursday at 6:30 p.m. CT. Patrick Kane, now with Chicago, returns to Detroit one assist shy of 900 career assists. Chicago rides a 2‑1 win over LA, with Roman Kantserov scoring and Spencer Knight posting a 25‑save shutout, but has managed just four goals in its last four games. Detroit comes off a 4‑3 shootout win over Edmonton, yet rookie forward Dylan Larkin is sidelined amid trade talks and will miss Thursday. Both teams field altered lineups—Alex Vlasic is questionable for the Hawks, Bowen Byram misses his sixth game, and the Red Wings run an 11‑forward, seven‑defensemen roster. Goaltenders Spencer Knight (4‑6‑0) and John Gibson (3‑4‑1) square off, setting the stage for a pivotal early‑season matchup.
It's looking like the Detroit Red Wings are going to hold Dylan Larkin out of the lineup as they work on a trade. Larkin, and Simon Edvinsson talks have picked up.
It's looking like the Detroit Red Wings are going to hold Dylan Larkin out of the lineup as they work on a trade. Larkin, and Simon Edvinsson talks have picked up.
The Detroit Red Wings have scratched captain Dylan Larkin for Thursday’s game against the Chicago Blackhawks, signaling a shift toward a trade. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff aims to protect the 30‑year‑old’s $8.7 million contract from injury while negotiations intensify with suitors such as the Minnesota Wild, Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils. Insider Pierre LeBrun says talks have escalated, though a deal isn’t guaranteed yet. The benching is meant to reduce locker‑room distraction and force offers that meet Detroit’s high valuation, setting the stage for a potential blockbuster move in the coming days.
Detroit’s scouting director Kris Draper has been attending Montreal Canadiens games, fueling rumors that the Red Wings are quietly nudging captain Dylan Larkin toward a trade with the Habs. Although Larkin’s current ten‑team no‑trade list excludes Montreal, the Canadiens remain interested and may pressure the winger to waive his clause. Alternate U.S. destinations like Boston, Philadelphia and Buffalo are still on Larkin’s radar, but the most lucrative offer appears to be from Montreal. As the 2026‑27 season unfolds, the trade saga could force Larkin into a shocking move north of the border or keep him in Motor City.
The Detroit Red Wings plan to keep Dylan Larkin out of the lineup until a trade is completed, intensifying negotiations. Coach Todd McLellan announced Larkin will be a healthy scratch before the home game against the Chicago Blackhawks, and interim GM Shawn Horcoff is expected to address the situation. Sources say Larkin’s camp has applied pressure, targeting teams like the Minnesota Wild, prompting Detroit to accelerate talks after previously denying any trade activity.
The Detroit Red Wings are sending Michal Postava back to Grand Rapids after Daniil Tarasov was cleared to return as the team's backup goalie.
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin (71) has been sidelined for the second day in a row and will miss Thursday’s matchup against the Chicago Blackhawks, coach Todd McLellan confirmed. An NHL source says a trade is imminent, explaining Larkin’s absence from workouts. The 27‑year‑old submitted a formal trade request this summer and was stripped of his captaincy before camp. With a no‑movement clause in his 2023 eight‑year deal, Larkin has expanded his approved trade list to ten teams. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff is set to address the situation later today, and insiders predict Larkin won’t play again until a deal is struck.
The monthslong standoff between the Detroit Red Wings and former captain Dylan Larkin could be nearing a conclusion.
Dylan Larkin has officially been suspended by the Detroit Red Wings without pay after informing the organization he will no longer play for the team as he awaits a trade, it was announced Thursday.
Patrick Kane returns to Little Caesars Arena in a Chicago Blackhawks uniform to face the Detroit Red Wings amid lingering Dylan Larkin trade drama. The 2026‑27 season has been rocky for both clubs, with the Red Wings denying any imminent trade for captain Larkin and Kane signing a two‑year, $16 million deal to rejoin Chicago. While Kane acknowledges the fierce rivalry and appreciates former Detroit fans, he says the game won’t solve the larger issues each side faces. Their on‑ice matchup now pits Kane against Larkin, who remains in Detroit despite his trade request.
Red Wings GM Shawn Horcoff is preparing a statement on Dylan Larkin amid reports the veteran center will be held out until traded.