The last 12 days were a good opportunity for NHL fans, bloggers and pundits to take a vacation. There has been no activity in ...

The Detroit Red Wings announced Monday morning that the iconic No. 91 jersey number of Sergei Fedorov will be retired.

As much as Fedorov has earned the honor, it marked a significant shift in attitude from the organization toward the former ...

The 1993-94 campaign was by far Fedorov’s best. In that season, he scored a career-high 56 goals and 120 points. With that, ...

Five NHL Wingers With The Most To Prove In 2025-26 As is the case in every NHL season, certain players are coming in with ...

The Red Wings get a top-six forward who can score goals. The Kraken receive two young players with NHL upside as well as an early-round pick in a potentially deep 2026 NHL Draft.

In this proposal, the Red Wings acquire a top-pairing defender. The 6-foot-1, 203 lbs left-handed defenseman was originally drafted fourth overall in the 2019 NHL entry draft by the Colorado ...

The Red Wings appear to have a couple of openings in their lineup, and it's possible someone from Grand Rapids could fill them.

Entering the 2025-26 season, the Red Wings will almost certainly have to rely on their homegrown talent to propel them forward and end their playoff drought.

Recent speculation about Anaheim Ducks RFA Mason McTavish moving to Patrick Kane’s Detroit Red Wings raises concerns that ...

Van Riemsdyk brings consistent approach, key leadership qualities to Red Wings 36-year-old forward excited to be part of Detroit’s upward trajectory ...

More: Red Wings prospect report: Where Axel Sandin Pellikka is at in his development Danielson (6 foot 1, 190 pounds) completed his first season of AHL hockey, posting 12 goals and 27 assists in ...