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The Sergei Fedorov retirement celebration only half-explains why this is a big night for the Detroit Red Wings. While the emphasis is on honoring Fedorov, the bigger concern for the team is playing against the Carolina Hurricanes for the No. 1 spot i
The Avalanche are on an incredible run heading into the holiday break. Also, teams around the league are gauging what they need at the holiday break, and the Red Wings have been on fire in December. All that and more on this edition of Deen's Daily -
DETROIT- It was Sergei Fedorov night at Little Caesars Arena on Monday, and the Detroit Red Wings celebrated by playing like Fedorov's 1997-98 Red Wings. Fedorov's first Stanley Cup championship team was known for its ability to find a way to win. Co
DETROIT - Marco Kasper scored twice on Halloween Eve against the Los Angeles Kings and Detroit Red Wings hoped that might give him a booster shot of confidence. That was 37 games ago. Kasper scored his first goal, an empty netter, in almost 11 weeks
The Detroit Red Wings (28-16-4) are home today to play the San Jose Sharks (24-19-3). The Red Wings are in second place in the Atlantic Division, while the Sharks are in a Western Conference wildcard position. Where: Little Caesars Arena When: 7 p.m.
The Detroit Red Wings have not drafted and fielded a starting quality NHL goalie since Petr Mrazek. Sebastian Cossa, Detroit's 2021 first round pick, is looking to change that. Right now the 23 year old netminder is leading the Grand Rapids Griffins
The Detroit Red Wings continue to be linked to a possible trade for Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson, although there has been nothing leaking out of GM Steve Yzerman's organization. A deal for Andersson would certainly make some sense becau
BOSTON - For the second time in as many games, the Bruins stayed true to their identity and received another perfect game from their goaltender. Boston (26-19-2) blanked the Detroit Red Wings (28-16-4) at the TD Garden on Tuesday night. It is the Bru
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The Detroit Red Wings (28-15-4) are on the road today to play the Boston Bruins (25-19-2). The Red Wings are in first place in the Atlantic Division, while Boston is tied for an Eastern Conference wildcard position. Where: TD Garden When: 7:30 p.m. E
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Holiday hockey was once a Red Wings staple