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Hey, winning is more fun! The Wings finally broke into the win column Tuesday with a 5-3 victory over Ottawa, getting contributions up and down the lineup and, perhaps most importantly, looking like the better team for long stretches of the game.

Third time’s a charm? The Wings enter tonight still looking for win number one after dropping the first two games of the season at home.

The Wings opened the season Friday night by getting shut out 2-0 by the Rangers, including a grand total of two shots on goal in the third period. So, while I remain extremely happy that Red Wings hockey is back, it would be nice if the Red Wings offense decided to join us.

Last night, right from the start of the game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Detroit Red Wings, several fans in attendance chanted “We Want Larkin” loud and clear.

Detroit Red Wings center, and their former captain, Dylan Larkin may not have gotten a warm reception when he was introduced at Little Caesars Arena this season, but he sure did at the Bell Centre on Saturday night when the Red Wings visited the Montreal Canadiens.

Everything about the Dylan Larkin situation in Detroit has been strange, and that was no different on Saturday night when the Red Wings were at the Bell Centre to battle the rival Montreal Canadiens.

Detroit Red Wings’ Simon Edvinsson has been the center of a lot of conversations lately, as he remains without a contract with the 2026-27 season well underway.

As expected and anticipated, Montreal Canadiens fans at the Bell Centre gave Detroit Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin a very special welcome. As soon as the puck dropped, the fans made their voices heard, chanting “We want Larkin” in unison in hopes of perhaps convincing…

The Detroit Red Wings’ early-season scoring drought has quietly put them in the market for proven offense, and unrestricted free agent Patrik Laine has drawn internal consideration as a potential short-term answer.

Detroit Red Wings’ Simon Edvinsson has been the center of a lot of conversations lately, as he remains without a contract with the 2026-27 season well underway. Recent reports indicate…

In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the New York Rangers, who lost goaltender Igor Shesterkin to injury after a blazing hot start to the season. Next, defenseman…

Every team has made picks in a draft that, when they look back at who they picked compared to who was available, they think, “Maybe we should have taken this…

It won't be a good look if Red Wings are forced to trade both Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson.

Red Wings' top pick in 2025 was playing his second AHL game.

Goaltender allowed only one shot to get past him, but that was the difference.

The national media apparatus has a bizarre fixation on the Detroit Red Wings. Of course, it's hard to blame them.

The agony of waiting for a Simon Edvinsson decision is painful, but here is why the Detroit Red Wings need him (and why he needs the team).

If you told Detroit Red Wings fans a year ago that they'd be booing their (ex) captain and another team would root for him, most would assume you're crazy. Well

Detroit Red Wings interim GM Shawn Horcoff was never really a serious candidate for the job, as a notable contender simply backed out.

Hey, winning is more fun! The Wings finally broke into the win column Tuesday with a 5-3 victory over Ottawa, getting contributions up and down the lineup and, perhaps most importantly, looking like the better team for long stretches of the game.

Third time’s a charm? The Wings enter tonight still looking for win number one after dropping the first two games of the season at home.

The Wings opened the season Friday night by getting shut out 2-0 by the Rangers, including a grand total of two shots on goal in the third period. So, while I remain extremely happy that Red Wings hockey is back, it would be nice if the Red Wings offense decided to join us.

“We want Larkin”: The chants started before Saturday’s game even got underway, and they only grew louder as it went on. Eric Engels has more on the message Canadiens fans sent Dylan Larkin and how the centre might fit in Montreal.

— Zachary Bolduc scored in the sixth round of a shootout, Jacob Fowler made 30 saves and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit Red Wings 1-0 on Saturday night.

The Detroit Red Wings were shut out for the second time this season, losing a 1-0 final via a shootout to the divisional rival Montreal Canadiens.

The Montreal Canadiens had two goals disallowed over three periods and another from Alexandre Texier was removed in overtime, before Zack Bolduc secured a shootout win against the Detroit Red Wings.