Latest news and updates about the Red Wings
The latest hockey thread recaps the Red Wings' 4-1 victory over the Blackhawks, highlights that the Blackhawks have struggled in 12 games despite improving attendance, and notes Oliver Moore's reaction to being benched. The post aggregates insights from the Sun‑Times and The Athletic, offering a quick snapshot of current team dynamics and fan sentiment.
Dylan Larkin hasn't added to his list, and the Detroit Red Wings have offered Simon Edvinsson four different term lengths, but haven't hit the money.
Dylan Larkin hasn't added to his list, and the Detroit Red Wings have offered Simon Edvinsson four different term lengths, but haven't hit the money.
The Hockey Wilderness piece questions if the Minnesota Wild would benefit from signing Detroit’s star center Dylan Larkin, noting the deal hinges on price and Detroit’s willingness to move him. The author points out the irony of Larkin potentially returning to his hometown, St. Paul, and suggests the Wild might be targeting the wrong roster gap by pursuing him.
Philadelphia Flyers coach Rick Tocchet lambasted the team’s defense after a loss to Washington, sparking trade speculation. SportsNet’s Frank Seravalli links the Flyers to two defensemen: Calgary’s Zach Whitecloud, a 29‑year‑old, $2.75 M AAV right‑shot suited for a third‑pair, penalty‑kill role, and Detroit’s 23‑year‑old Simon Edvinsson, a 6‑foot‑6 Swedish defenseman with top‑pair potential who remains unsigned and could be acquired before the Dec. 1 deadline. Both targets aim to boost a struggling defensive identity while addressing the club’s need for a No. 1 center.
The Minnesota Wild emerge as the most aggressive suitor for Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin, who has officially split with Detroit and is suspended. According to Michael Russo and Joe Smith (The Athletic), Minnesota is ready to offer a hefty package that could include prospect Danila Yurov (2022 24th‑overall pick, 4 goals so far), forward Charlie Stramel (2023 21st‑overall AHL rookie), winger Bobby Brink (15 goals, 30 points last season), plus multiple future first‑round picks. Elliotte Friedman says Detroit’s belief in Yurov would make the deal viable. Other approved teams and the Canadiens also linger, but the Wild’s push is the loudest.
The Colorado Avalanche will unveil their new Hometown Remix jerseys on Monday and debut them next Saturday against the Detroit Red Wings. Meanwhile, Detroit forward Dylan Larkin announces via his agent that he will sit out until a trade, leaving the Red Wings in limbo. An injury update notes that Florida’s Aleksander Barkov is expected to return soon, while other NHL news includes a shorthanded goal in the Avs’ win over New Jersey and recent results from the Penguins, Flyers, Sharks and Bruins.
After Dylan Larkin’s trade request, Detroit’s core—led by Alex DeBrincat—emphasizes confidence in the players who remain. Following a 4-1 win over Chicago, the Red Wings sit 5‑1‑3 in their last nine games and sit one point shy of a playoff berth. DeBrincat says the club wants a proud, long‑term identity, while interim GM Shawn Horcoff keeps Edvinsson’s contract at “status quo,” aiming to re‑sign rather than trade him. The team heads into a Saturday matchup with the St. Louis Blues amid rising optimism despite offseason turmoil.
It appears that the Detroit Red Wings are in the endgame as far as Dylan Larkin’s trade request saga goes. Detroit’s former captain has chosen to sit out all upcoming…
The October 30 PhHN Daily zeroes in on the Philadelphia Flyers’ disastrous stretch, highlighting captain‑led criticism and coach Rick Tocchet’s blunt reality check. It outlines three ways the team can spark a turnaround. The edition also covers major league buzz: Detroit suspends Dylan Larkin without pay until he’s traded, with Minnesota Wild topped as his likely destination, and a new “Larkin’s Losses” tracker launches. Additionally, reports say Edmonton eyes added grit and coach Mike Babcock admires Rangers forward Matt Rempe. Brief notes on recent Bruins, Penguins, and Devils mishaps round out the roundup.
Todd McLellan delivers strong praise for Viktor Arvidsson following his hat trick and four-point performance in the Red Wings' 4-1 win over Chicago.
Moritz Seider and Alex DeBrincat address the Dylan Larkin situation and send a strong message about the Red Wings' future following Detroit's 4-1 victory.
The Detroit Red Wings enter the 2026‑27 season just one win shy of a .500 record, defying low preseason expectations despite missing a captain and having two players sit out for trades. Coach Todd McLellan cites a budding team identity after a 4‑1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks, while forward Alex DeBrincat highlights their gritty, five‑man unit play and “dirty goals.” The squad has allowed only seven third‑period goals in 13 games, rebounded from trailing scores five times, and relies heavily on Moritz Seider’s career‑high 26 minutes per game. With Dylan Larkin out, the Wings focus on culture and accountability to stay competitive.
Todd McLellan delivers a blunt message about Dylan Larkin following the Red Wings' 4-1 victory over Chicago and Larkin's suspension without pay.
The Devils spend a day off rebuilding their penalty kill as Connor Brown improves the unit, but their power play sputters at 7‑for‑40 (17.5%). Meanwhile, Detroit suspends Dylan Larkin without pay after his agent informs the Red Wings he wants a trade, with New Jersey listed among ten potential destinations. Detroit’s GM Shawn Horcoff says the team will wait for the right return, while trade rumors swirl around Larkin and other players. The Devils head to Vegas on Friday, Oct. 30, to face a Golden Knights team that ranks 27th in penalty killing.
The Devils’ 5-2 loss to Colorado ends their streak as trade speculation heats up. GM Sunny Mehta may still target Detroit’s Dylan Larkin, whose camp has pressed for a deal after his May trade request. Meanwhile, the Athletic chronicles Juuse Hellebuyck’s whirlwind move from Michigan to New Jersey and then Dallas. New Jersey also teases upcoming jersey releases, and Sportsnet projects the NHL salary cap could hit $150 million by 2029‑30. Additional notes include Quinn Hughes praising rookie Matthew Schaefer and a mixed start for the Rangers.
The St. Louis Blues fell 4-1 to the Boston Bruins on Oct. 29, 2026, at the Enterprise Center after surrendering four unanswered goals. James Hagens netted the lone Bruins goal while Joel Hofer made several key saves. The Blues will look to bounce back when the Chicago Blackhawks visit on Saturday, after Detroit’s Dylan Larkin saga intensified with a trade‑request standoff and a suspension. Across the NHL, hat‑tricks erupted from Tage Thompson, Logan Cooley (who clinched OT with his third) and Viktor Arvidsson, while the Ducks and Sabres combined for 13 goals and the Kings rallied from a four‑goal deficit to win in OT.
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The Penguins lose a dramatic 4-3 overtime showdown to the Utah Mammoth after Logan Cooley nets a hat trick, including a game‑tying goal with one second left in regulation. On the bright side, Pittsburgh activates forward Ben Kindel and defenseman Samuel Girard from injured reserve, and veteran Kris Letang shows signs of resurgence, tallying six assists despite no goals. Meanwhile, the NHL sees Dylan Larkin suspended by Detroit for seeking a trade and Brock Faber cleared to skate after skull surgery. New Trac Optics goggles are also being adopted by nearly 20 goalies across seven teams.
Matthew Schaefer dazzles for the New York Islanders, delivering a dominant performance in overtime after defenseman Ryan Pulock exits with an injury. Despite a slip that allowed the Minnesota Wild to tie the game early, Schaefer fuels a gutsy comeback and helps secure the extra point in a tight contest. The article also notes the Islanders reminiscing about Anders Lee’s pond‑hockey event, updates on Dylan Larkin’s suspension with Detroit, and assorted league trade rumors.
Montreal Canadiens news and notes Do the Habs need to offer Michael Hage to make a deal of major consequence? [ Journal de Montreal ] What could the Canadiens offer for Dylan Larkin? [ The Hockey Writers ] Could the Detroit Red Wings be using the Habs as leverage against Larkin? [ Journal de Montreal ] The Heritage Classic proved more tiring than your typical road game. [ Journal de Montreal ] Martin St. Louis has been forced to become a master juggler amid a recent ...
Larkin was suspended by the Red Wings on Thursday after he announced he would sit out until he was traded.
Connor Bedard scored, but Chicago fell 4-1 to Red Wings.
The Chicago Blackhawks were outmatched in their 4-1 loss to the Detroit Red Wings in the first game of their Dads' Trip. The post Blackhawks Lose 4-1 to Detroit Red Wings appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
The Detroit Red Wings crush the Chicago Blackhawks 4-1 on Thursday, October 30, 2026, after a brief early spark from Connor Bedard. Bedard scores six minutes in, but Detroit responds with a dominant second period, turning the game around with three unanswered goals. Key contributors include Roman Kantserov’s sharp zone entry and Wyatt Kaiser’s rebound play, while Detroit’s offense capitalizes on sustained pressure. The loss highlights Detroit’s resurgence at home and leaves Chicago scrambling to regroup.