Highlights From US National Junior Evaluation Camp Day 2 Dustin Nelson | August 3, 2015 U.S. National Junior Evaluation Camp continued on Sunday with two more scrimmages as the US, Sweden and Finland prepare for the 2016 World Juniors Championships in Helsinki, Finland, which starts…
2014 NHL Draft Redux: Whose Stock Skyrocketed? Bill Schoeninger | June 17, 2015 It’s impossible to draw conclusions about winners and losers of the 2014 Draft already. It’s only been a year, and guys that may look like busts will end up stars,…
The Red Wings’ Homegrown Philosophy Jacob Messing | June 10, 2015 It’s no secret that the Detroit Red Wings are one of the most patient organizations when it comes to developing their young players. With veteran names including Pavel Datsyuk and…
Top Class Scouting Keeping Detroit Alive Dennis Schellenberg | May 31, 2015 The Detroit Red Wings have been known as one of the best organizations when it comes to scouting for years now. We all know the famous late picks they had…
Tyler Bertuzzi Climbing the Red Wings Depth Chart Jacob Messing | May 30, 2015 Dylan Larkin has been the talk of Hockeytown since joining Detroit’s AHL affiliate the Grand Rapids Griffins just nine days ago. Larkin immediately joined the Griffins after signing a…
Will Teemu Pulkkinen Be Traded? Jacob Messing | May 26, 2015 After signing a three-year entry-level deal with the Detroit Red Wings last Thursday, Dylan Larkin scored back-to-back goals with the Grand Rapids Griffins in just his second professional game. The…
Detroit Red Wings Prospect Overview Anthony Pucik | May 8, 2015 The Detroit Red Wings were eliminated in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Tampa Bay Lightning in seven hard-fought games. Now, it is time to look…
Red Wings Prospect Dylan Larkin: Should He Stay or Should He Go? Tom Mitsos | March 25, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com Last summer, the Detroit Red Wings selected Dylan Larkin with the 15th overall selection in the 2014 draft, their highest draft pick since 1991. On…
The 5 Biggest Surprises of the WJC Bill Schoeninger | January 5, 2015 In Monday’s gold medal game, Canada survived a nail-biter to win their first gold since 2009. The 2015 tournament ended up being a very low-scoring, tight defensive one compared to…
USA Comes Up Short Against Team Canada in WJC Bill Sullivan | December 31, 2014 Despite an upsetting loss to the tournament favorite Canada, Team USA had a number of productive individual performances, which will hopefully lead to a medal run at this year’s WJC.…
2015 WJC Day 1: How did Red Wings’ Dylan Larkin Fare? Tom Mitsos | December 26, 2014 The United States kicked off the 2015 World Junior Championships with a 2-1 shootout win against Finland on Friday. Obviously, Jack Eichel will dominate the headlines for the Americans, as…
Diaper Dandies: Top College Hockey Freshmen Bill Schoeninger | September 10, 2014 For years, ESPN College Basketball announcer Dick Vitale has been labeling the best freshmen players in the country “diaper dandies”. Many end up as future stars in the NBA, and…