Jeff Riger: Lidstrom Returns For 20th Season
Monday morning could not start any better for the Red Wings as the team held a conference call to announce that Nick Lidstrom will be back for his 20th season in Detroit.
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Monday morning could not start any better for the Red Wings as the team held a conference call to announce that Nick Lidstrom will be back for his 20th season in Detroit.
The future hall of famer Nick Lidstrom will return to the Red Wings for his 20th season.
The NHL's salary cap will reportedly rise by nearly $5 million next season.
After the World Championships, we talked about the possibility of Jaromir Jagr returning to the NHL and listed some potential suitors. Well we missed on one: the Detroit Red Wings.
Henrik Zetterberg was coming off two subpar seasons, by his standards. But he bounced back strong and led the team with 80 points.
Detroit Red Wings assistant Paul MacLean has been hired as the new coach of the Ottawa Senators.
No head coach likes to lose an assistant that has been with him for ages but at the same time that coach can't help to probably be proud of that assistant.
The Red Wings are looking for yet another assistant coach this off-season as Paul MacLean will take the job to be the head coach of the Ottawa Senators.
Longtime Wings TV analyst Mickey Redmond will receive the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award from the Hockey Hall of Fame for outstanding contributions as a broadcaster.
After Chris Osgood was idled for the second half of the season following surgery for a sports hernia, veteran journeyman Joey MacDonald stepped in and played well as the Red Wings' backup goaltender.
Kris Draper is doing all he can to stay in shape, hoping Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland will want him back for an 18th season.
While the Lions worked out at another player led function at Detroit Country Day High School there was a Red Wings that decided to crash the practice.
Rock, Detroit Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom and retired Red Wings defenseman Chris Chelios used paddleboards to cross the Detroit River to Belle Isle.
Henrik Zetterberg was coming off two subpar seasons, by his standards. But he bounced back strong and led the team with 80 points.
Commissioner Gary Bettman believes the NHL will adopt a more balanced schedule when the relocated Winnipeg franchise likely moves to the Western Conference in 2012.
