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Another Red Wings forward nominated for prestigious award
This award goes to the player that best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice.
Don't worry about slumping Red Wings sophomore
Marco Kasper's sophomore season has been a disappointment. But it's perfectly in line with other NHLers that slumped in the past.
Rookie forward a shining light for the Red Wings
Let's discuss why this particular Detroit Red Wings player is one of the brightest parts of a dark season.Rumors

Red Wings forward nominated for prestigious award
The Bill Masterton Trophy is awarded to a player that exemplifies perseverance, sportsmanship and leadershipSpotlight Story

Vladimir Konstantinov’s story was just reintroduced to a new generation of Red Wings
Vladimir Konstantinov was present for Sergei Fedorov's jersey retirement ceremony, but one young Red Wings player didn't know who he was.More Red Wings coverage

Red Wings' path to playoff elimination becoming much clearer
The Detroit Red Wings' epic collapse has put them into position to miss out on the playoffs by the end of this week.
No, the Red Wings aren't trading Dylan Larkin
Trading away the team's captain - a 30-goal, two-way center - makes no sense at this point in the rebuild.
No matter what happens, a fresh start will be good for Red Wings
With just four games left in the season, the Detroit Red Wings are currently on the outside looking in. After yesterday's heartbreaker against the Columbus Blue
Dylan Larkin laments Red Wings' heartbreaking losses as they sink playoff chances
Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin hopes that their brutal losses to the Columbus Blue Jackets and Minnesota Wild won't be factors in the team missing the playoffs for the 10th consecutive season.
The most improved player on the Red Wings
Some players on the Detroit Red Wings have struggled this season. Others have taken their next step in their development. But none have taken a step quite like
Patrick Kane calls costly penalty against Wild 'worst' feeling of career
Detroit Red Wings winger Patrick Kane accepted responsibility for his costly penalty against the Minnesota Wild, saying that it was the worst feeling of his career.












