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The Detroit Red Wings could be set back significantly as a result of the Dylan Larkin trade, further delaying the team's competitive window.
With Alex DeBrincat entering the last year of his contract, the Red Wings have a golden opportunity to reshape their roster for the younger core.
For 11 years, the Detroit Red Wings have had one job: to build a consistent playoff team aroundDylan Larkin. And for more than a decade, the organization failed
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Going into the offseason, the Detroit Red Wings have two (now three) needs they have to address: depth scoring and centers. One is much easier to address, while
Simon Edvinsson is the defensive stopper of the future on the Red Wings' blueline, and he should be paid like that.
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Cossa should have been the starter for the Red Wings' future. Instead, he'll likely man the pipes with another squad.
I know, I know. The Vegas Golden Knights can't keep getting away with this. But, if any team is willing to do crazy NHL blockbusters, it's Vegas. The Detroit
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Dylan Larkin might be the biggest name on the Detroit Red Wings' trade block, but goalie Sebastian Cossa is gaining some serious steam to get dealt this summer.