Detroit Red Wings
The NHL Trade Deadline Day Was Predictably Boring
There was only so many moves the teams could have made today after days of craziness. The NHL Trade Deadline Day was very boring as all the teams made their crazy, hysterical moves over the last few days, leaving today to be filled with minor additions and cap maneuvering. As a fan of the NHL,
Bruins Add EVEN MORE FIREPOWER With Red Wings Trade For Bertuzzi
This is definitely a do-or-die season for Boston. The Boston Bruins have shelled out another 1st round pick to the Detroit Red Wings for Tyler Bertuzzi as the time to win one last Stanely Cup is clearly now. I think we all knew that this was the last season the Bruins had a chance of
The NHL Trade Deadline Week Has Had Good, Bad, And Downright Ugly Moves…
Some of these moves really make me question how these GMs have gotten their jobs. The NHL trade deadline week has inspired the GMs from all around the league to embrace their inner The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly characters with the moves they pulled off. Who doesn’t love The Good, The Bad, And
Red Wings Need To Sell At Deadline To Keep Rebuild Operational
Everyone must be subject to review if Detroit wants to return to the glory days. With the Red Wings looking likely to miss out on the playoffs for a 6th straight season, selling some of the veteran players on expiring deals for draft capital is the only way to keep the rebuild afloat. This has
The Red Wings Made A HUGE Free Agent Splash, Landing Perron, Chariot, Copp, And Others
I thought the Red Wings were going to wait one more year before they started spending their $23M worth of cap space. I was wrong. Stevie Y and the Red Wings have had enough of losing as they have gone out and signed David Perron, Ben Chariot, Andrew Copp, and others to huge contracts. Detroit
Has Steve Yzerman Just Drafted Yet Another Steal In Marco Kasper?
Has Steve Yzerman done it again? Has he just swindled the NHL draft once more in his quest to rebuild his beloved Detroit Red Wings into perirenal champions? Judging by the last two drafts, yeah, probably. For so long in the NHL, there has been a funny tradition of great players retiring, going into management/coaching,
Can The Red Wings FINALLY End Their Playoff Drought This Season?
The Red Wings’ era of domination in the 1990’s and 2000’s, winning four Stanley Cups (1997, 1998, 2002, 2008) in twenty years, is a memory as outdated as 1990’s technology now. The Red Wings have not fielded a competitive team in over six years, which was the last time they made the playoffs. However, this