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Can you name the last Detroit Red Wing to win the Hart Trophy as MVP of the National Hockey League (NHL)? Most fans would likely say Steve Yzerman, the man who

The Detroit Red Wings still need to improve their positioning on the blue line, but there’s one player we can certainly remove from any potential trade proposal

Say goodbye to Major League Baseball – down the line. It may now be too late to realistically implement a salary cap in baseball.

Detroit Red Wings fans are proud of their hockey history. As an Original Six franchise, the Wings boast a rich history of winning that fans are hungry to see again.

Ted Lindsay is one of the most iconic players in Detroit Red Wings history, and he still leaves a legacy on what would've been his 100th birthday.

Gordie Howe's legacy lives on with this hockey feat named in his honor.

Though Carter Mazur’s introduction to the NHL was marked by an unfortunate and humbling setback, he has approached the experience with composure and resilience,

Gordie Howe played pro hockey between 1946 and 1980, and that was impressive enough. But he also came back for one shift to claim a sixth decade in hockey.

Ever wonder why the Detroit Red Wings wear the iconic winged wheel as their logo? Let's take a deep dive into one of the NHL's most recognizable emblems.

The Red Wings have made a lot of trades over their existence. While most have been good, there are those that have been really bad.

Patrick Kane and the Detroit Red Wings seemed like a troubled marriage due to the lack of overall success over the past two seasons. Still, the veteran winger remains valuable to the organization in more ways than one.

Here we go again. The Detroit Red Wings appear to be positioning themselves for yet another significant roster maneuver, this time with their sights set on ac

As July steamrolls toward August, the slowest month of the NHL calendar year is upon us. But it doesn't mean the Red Wings won't be active.

Former Detroit Red Wings, Chicago Blackhawks, and Montreal Canadiens great Chris Chelios once played for a random team and you probably don't remember it.

Chris Chelios was the ageless wonder during the latter half of the Detroit Red Wings dynasty years. And now, he's getting the recognition he deserves.