Red Wings Article Archive

    Between November 6, 2009 and December 7, 2009
  1. Brendan Shanahan: Not Your Typical Hockey Player

    Brendan Shanahan shouldn’t have been a hockey player. He should have been tasting wine, or taking in the theater. Or maybe he should have been in the aisle behind you at the bookstore, helping ...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 18 days ago 1,576 reads 19 comments

  2. Jean-Sebastien Giguere to Detroit Red Wings: A Match Made in Heaven?

    Jean-Sebastien Giguere, the star of the (Mighty) Ducks' 2003 Western Conference Quarterfinals victory over the President's Trophy winners from Michigan, was quoted today as saying he'd rather retire than spend the season backing up Jonas Hiller...

    Antony Ta Written by Antony Ta about 26 days ago 988 reads 18 comments

  3. Detroit Red Wings: Quarter Grades for Free-Agent Acquisitions

    First off, in case you missed it, the Detroit Red Wings lost a couple of players over the summer. With over 80 goals and a solid backup net minder leaving the Motor City, and slightly more ...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 19 days ago 476 reads 3 comments

  4. Detroit Red Wings Dilemma : Should this be Nicklas Lidstrom's Last Season?

    Nov. 12, 2000. Anaheim, CA. On our way to a (then, Mighty) Ducks-Red Wings game, my friend and I engage in a discussion about who the best players on either team are...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 16 days ago 437 reads 5 comments

  5. Will New York Islanders Send Marty Biron to Detroit Red Wings?

    I've been seeing, as of late, a lot of talk and 'rumors' about how the Wings are interested in Marty Biron of the Isles. When I first heard the rumor, I was kind of intrigued, thinking that maybe if Biron was in Hockeytown, he might do some good...

    Jeff Ferris Written by Jeff Ferris about 18 days ago 380 reads 11 comments

  6. Is Firing Mike Babcock an Option for the Detroit Red Wings?

    I can think of few jobs in the world that are truly, undeniably, unequivocally safe. At even the highest levels of power, one's position is seldom immune from removal or termination...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 1 day ago 379 reads 16 comments

  7. Broken Wings: Detroit Hockey Is About As Healthy As City's Economy

    The health of the Red Wings' roster is starting to match that of the economy of the city in which they play. Detroit's unemployment rate is currently three times the national average...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 13 days ago 363 reads 17 comments

  8. Detroit Red Wings: So, What If The Red Wings Miss The Playoffs?

    "Why have you changed?" "It never used to be this way." "I miss the old you." Sound familiar? A bit like an ex-girlfriend? Hell, maybe your current girlfriend? Given the chance, these are the types of things Red Wings' fans would ask their team right now.

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 26 days ago 356 reads 9 comments

  9. Despite Offseason Losses, Detroit Red Wings' Offense Is Alive and Well

    The roster losses the Detroit Red Wings sustained over the summer are well documented, so I won't waste time detailing them here...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 20 days ago 315 reads 8 comments

  10. Struggling Red Wings Can Look To Unlikely Source for Inspiration

    Sitting near the bottom of the division is certainly not where the Red Wings expected to be at this point in the season. Now is not the time to panic, however. They can look to a familiar foe for proof of that...

    Jim Balint Written by Jim Balint about 6 days ago 278 reads 4 comments

  11. Detroit Red Wings: Another 'No Goal' Call Controversy at Joe Louis Arena

    There were a lot of familiar things about Friday's game at Joe Louis Arena. For the fifth time this season, the Detroit Red Wings gave up a goal less than one minute into the game...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 8 days ago 277 reads 2 comments

  12. Detroit Red Wings: Coach Mike Babcock Getting Buy-In from Players

    For a coach, having a depth of talent on your roster is sometimes a curse. Trying to preach attention to detail and defensive awareness to a team that knows, on most nights, they're going to bury the opposition in goals is a tough task...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 22 days ago 214 reads 0 comments

  13. Pat LaFontaine was Missed, but Detroit Red Wings Did OK with Steve Yzerman

    He played hockey in Waterford, growing up in the northern Oakland County burg in the 1970s—a decade of horrors when it came to his local team, the Detroit Red Wings...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 29 days ago 186 reads 1 comments

  14. For Detroit Red Wings, December Games Could Put Season on the Line

    So, it's around this time every year that people start looking forward to the holidays, spending time with friends and family, and winding down the year that was...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 4 days ago 174 reads 0 comments

  15. What Ails The Red Wings?

    One of the biggest surprises in the league thus far is the mediocre start of the Detroit Red Wings. Cheering on a team that has enjoyed so much success for so long, it’s understandable that fans might be a little spoiled...

    Jim Balint Written by Jim Balint about 24 days ago 150 reads 9 comments

  16. Big Red Machine Turns a Corner: Detroit Red Wings Recover Winning Ways

    In the immortal words of LL Cool J, "Don't call it a comeback, I've been here for years." Despite the fact that the Detroit Red Wings that began the 2009-10 season looked shockingly different ...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about about 1 month ago 145 reads 8 comments

  17. Injury Bug Bites Detroit Red Wings Again: Kronwall Sidelined Four to Eight Weeks

    Call him what you want, but Nick Kronwall is one of the better defense man in the NHL. Kronwall, off to another decent start with 13 points (5 goals, 8 assists) will now miss up to two months because of a dirty hit by Montreal player Georges Laraque...

    Isaac Smith Written by Isaac Smith about 13 days ago 143 reads 2 comments

  18. Resurgent Tomas Holmstrom Key to Detroit Red Wings' Staying Above Water

    For 13 years, Tomas Holmstrom has been the NHL's Redwood. He's been chopped and hacked, and if they could have taken a chainsaw to him, they would have done that too...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 4 days ago 140 reads 1 comments

  19. For Detroit Red Wings, Scoring by Committee Needs To Become Habitual

    It's been said that a team's stars are "the guys that stir the drink." They are the go-to guys, the clutch players, the tip of the spear; they're the ones who will take you to the top. This is true...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 5 days ago 131 reads 0 comments

  20. Tonight on "The Knee Jerks": Detroit Red Wings-Heavy Episode

    It's a hockey-centric episode tonight (Monday) on "The Knee Jerks," my weekly gabfest on Blog Talk Radio with my co-host, Al Beaton , as we talk all things Detroit Red Wings and NHL with Kahn...

    Greg Eno Written by Greg Eno about 20 days ago 88 reads 0 comments

  21. Detroit Red Wings Win a Game; They Rally To Beat Blues 4-3 in Shootout

    It wasn't all that long ago that a win by the Detroit Red Wings was hardly headline material. However, given their record of late, scoring a goal would be worthy of a story; so a win definitely warrants some attention...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 7 days ago 74 reads 0 comments

  22. Detroit Red Wings A-Z:Best Player Names Vol. 1

    I like lists. I like sports. One of the best features of any good internet news or discussion sites are lists. Top Tens, A-Zs, Best Evers, etc. I'm a sucker for them all...

    Rob Milanov Written by Rob Milanov about about 1 month ago 74 reads 0 comments

  23. Shut Out Twice in a Row at Home, Red Wings Have Nowhere to Go But Up

    The Detroit Red Wings have out-shot their last two opponents 80-42 combined. They've been outscored 5-0. The last time the Wings were shut out twice in a row at home was 32 years ago. Yes, I believe this is what addicts refer to as "rock bottom...

    Matt Hutter Written by Matt Hutter about 8 days ago 72 reads 1 comments

  24. Red Wing Ted Lindsay's Legend Endures

    Recently the Detroit Red Wings played the Calgary Flames at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit and spotted sitting in the audience was a neatly dressed elderly man with a rough appearance and a crooked smile on his face...

    Warren Shaw Written by Warren Shaw about 8 days ago 62 reads 4 comments

  25. Ericsson Gets Injury Bug; Winged Wheels Fall On Home Ice Against Oilers

    As a Red Wings fan and a writer, I am having some difficulty understanding why this Wings squad constantly "forgets" to show up to games that seem to be easy victories. Yes, yes I am aware that no games are easy in the new NHL...

    Isaac Smith Written by Isaac Smith about 2 days ago 55 reads 3 comments

 


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