Red Wings Open Jan. 19 On Road Against Blues
Detroit's first of 48 games will be Jan. 19 at St. Louis. The Red Wings will host Dallas on Jan. 22 in their home opener, a day after playing at Columbus.
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Detroit's first of 48 games will be Jan. 19 at St. Louis. The Red Wings will host Dallas on Jan. 22 in their home opener, a day after playing at Columbus.
Training camps won't last long at all, so the player movement should happen faster than normal.
Ilitch signed off with "Thank you for being a part of our team. We look forward to delivering another memorable season of Red Wings hockey."
Friday at Troy Sports Center the Wings held another voluntary workout as the team grows closer to Training Camp.
Former Detroit Red Wings champ Kris Draper suited up as a goalie on Thursday for a one-on-one against his former linemate Kirk Maltby.
In what should come as a comfort to Devils fans who might be worried about Ilya Kovalchuk, he won't be the only NHL player in the KHL All-Star Game.
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman felt all the anger directed toward him as the lockout dragged on and threatened to wipe out the entire hockey season.
NHL owners unanimously ratified the tentative labor deal Wednesday.
As the Red Wings get ready to start their abbreviated 48 game season on January 19th, the team that Mike Babcock will put on the ice will look significantly different from last year.
The Detroit Red Wings already said goodbye to one long-time Red Wing in the last year, and it sounds like they're going to make it two.
A former Detroit Red Wing denies he owes a $1.6 million judgment to an insurance company for a hit during a 2000 Swiss league game that ended a player's career.
Hockey's back!
Jimmy Howard, Goalie - He has had solid regular seasons, but Howard's performance in the playoffs last season was disappointing in a first-round loss to Nashville. Howard has to be at the top of his game, especially now that all-time great defenseman Nicklas Lidstrom has retired.
Todd Bertuzzi hunched over, trying to catch his breath, before slowly standing up on his skates to spit and take a swig of water.
Welcome back, NHL fans.
