As the Detroit Red Wings try to build a roster to break the long playoff drought, it seems that the front office has been active this summer. While the Red

The Detroit Red Wings, absent from the playoffs for nearly a decade, face a crucial season in their rebuild under Steve Yzerman. Despite the team's ef

A trade idea from Heavy.com has the Detroit Red Wings acquiring a $14 millionspeedy, scoring forward to add more offense.The post Trade Idea Sees Red Wings Add Speedy $14M Scoring Forward appearedfirst on Heavy Sports.

The Red Wings checked off several boxes before the market officially opened, re-signing defenseman prospect Antti Tuomisto to a one-year, two-way contract extension on June 26 before re-upping blueliner William Lagesson to a two-year deal on June 27.

Additionally, they shored up the crease by acquiring veteran goaltender John Gibson from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for Petr Mrazek. However, Red Wings fans are still hoping that GM Steve Yzerman is lying in wait to soon pounce and make what could be considered a major splash of an acquisition.

If the Red Wings are going to return to prominence, it will be a massive step forward. They’ve missed the postseason in nine consecutive seasons, and with plenty of improvement needed in their lineup, perhaps a bit more leadership could bring them into the next stage of their franchise rebuild.

The Detroit Red Wings feel they have the pieces in place to be the most competitive group in seven seasons under general manager Steve Yzerman.

Detroit Red Wings legend Pavel Datsyuk sung praises of Hockeytown in a recent interview with RG regarding team leadership and Steve Yzerman.

The Detroit Red Wings are hoping to take a step forward during the 2025-2026 season. It feels like that's been the sentiment in Motor City for the past few seas

The Detroit Red Wings underwent numerous alterations from the end of June into early July, with general manager Steve Yzerman making changes to goaltending, the defense corps and the forward group.

" Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman has managed to assemble one of the deepest prospect pools in the National Hockey League, which includes two highly regarded goaltenders expected to develop into future starters.