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From a roster construction standpoint, parting ways with J.T. Compher’s contract should be a top priority for the Detroit Red Wings.
Ryan O'Hara|
The Detroit Red Wings may be one player away from transforming into a true contender—and that player could well be Erik Karlsson. 
Ryan O'Hara|
The Pittsburgh Penguins share more similarities with the Detroit Red Wings than you think. And it's why there needs to be a rivalry here.
Todd Matthews|
The Red Wings will have their hands full with the defensive groups from these two Atlantic Division rivals.
Connor Grootenhuis|
While it hasn't shown in the standings, the Detroit Red Wings playing in the Eastern Conference has a lot of objective benefits.
Todd Matthews|
Joe Louis Arena hosted its final game in 2017, but its legacy will live forever in the hearts of Red Wings fans.
Connor Grootenhuis|
The Detroit Red Wings and Colorado Avalanche had memorable clashes over the years. But some moments grew stale and anticlimactic.
Todd Matthews|
The Detroit Red Wings and their fans struggled through over four decades of trying and four decades of sheer frustration following that fateful series in 1997.
Todd Matthews|
Fight Night at the Joe may've been one of the notorious evenings in NHL history, but it changed the trajectory of the Red Wings-Avalanche rivalry.
Todd Matthews|
Although Austin Czarnik may not have left an indelible mark on the NHL, he continues to garner attention on the international stage.
Ryan O'Hara|
The 2004–05 NHL lockout marked a turbulent chapter in league history, but in retrospect, it was a necessary reckoning to ensure the sport's long-term financial stability.
Ryan O'Hara|
Last chance to make a good impression.   Jonatan Berggren enters the 2025–26 season facing what may be the most pivotal juncture of his professional career.  
Ryan O'Hara|
The plus-minus system in hockey is an outdated metric to evaluate player performance and the Detroit Red Wings, including Lucas Raymond, are a great example. 
Ryan O'Hara|
Steve Yzerman made plenty of legendary plays during his time with the Detroit Red Wings. And his shot off Patrick Roy's back fits the bill.
Todd Matthews|
Sergei Fedorov is without a doubt a Detroit Red Wings legend. And he solidified it on a December night all the way back in 1996.
Todd Matthews|
Patrick Roy is one of the best goaltenders the NHL has ever seen. But that didn't stop the Detroit Red Wings from dismantling him in 1995.
Todd Matthews|
The Red Wings have one more chance to show that the Yzerplan can bring this team back to the playoffs.
Brandon Croce|
The Detroit Red Wings doused themselves in Western glory, only to fall into Dead Wings Era: Act II when they shifted into the Eastern Conference.
Todd Matthews|
The real question isn’t if the Detroit Red Wings will reach the playoffs, but how far this team is prepared to go once they arrive.  Detroit is coming off their
Ryan O'Hara|
Detroit wasn't always known as Hockeytown until the Red Wings decided to christen the city as such during their glory days of the late 1990s.
Todd Matthews|
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