Molly Tucker+FollowDetroit finally raises Fedorov’s bannerSergei Fedorov’s No. 91 is finally going up in the rafters at Little Caesars Arena, and it’s about time. For years, fans wondered why one of Detroit’s greatest wasn’t honored alongside Yzerman and Lidström. Turns out, it all came down to old wounds—specifically, Fedorov’s move to Carolina and the contract drama that followed. Now, the Red Wings are making things right, and the timing couldn’t be more poetic: the ceremony happens against the Hurricanes, the team that sparked the rift. Is this closure, or just another chapter in a complicated legacy? Let’s talk about what this means for Detroit’s hockey story. #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Jordan Leblanc+FollowRed Wings eye Flames’ $27M defensemanDetroit’s playoff push could get a major boost—trade rumors are swirling around Calgary’s Rasmus Andersson, a top blueliner with a $27.3M contract. With the Red Wings leading the Atlantic and looking to shore up their defense, Andersson’s name keeps popping up. He’s putting up solid numbers this season, and with Calgary struggling, a deal could happen soon. Detroit isn’t the only team interested, though—Toronto, Dallas, Vegas, Florida, and Colorado are all in the mix. If this move happens, it could shake up the Red Wings’ lineup and the entire playoff race. Would you want to see Andersson in Detroit? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Christopher Li+FollowRed Wings, Hurricanes set for epic Detroit showdownDivision leaders Detroit Red Wings and Carolina Hurricanes are both riding hot streaks into Monday’s clash at Little Caesars Arena, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Detroit’s new goalie John Gibson has been nearly unbeatable lately, helping the Wings hold a razor-thin lead in the Atlantic. Meanwhile, Carolina’s balanced attack and late-game heroics have them surging atop the Metro. Adding to the buzz, Detroit will raise Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91 to the rafters before puck drop. With playoff energy in the air, who do you think has the edge this time? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Bryce Clark+FollowDetroit Red Wings on fire: Gibson shines, Fedorov honoredJohn Gibson just notched his third shutout of the season, helping the Red Wings rocket to the top of the Eastern Conference. Detroit’s recent surge—14-4-2 since December—has fans buzzing, and Gibson’s calm presence in net is giving the team a real edge. Meanwhile, Dominik Shine’s contract extension shows the Wings are investing in homegrown talent. And don’t miss Monday’s emotional moment: Sergei Fedorov’s legendary No. 91 will be retired at Little Caesars Arena. With so much momentum and history in the air, what’s your take on Detroit’s season so far? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
William Morrow+FollowKane Hits 500! Can He Reach 600 for the Wings?What a night for Showtime! Patrick Kane finally broke his scoring drought and notched his 500th career goal, helping the Red Wings dominate the Canucks 5-1. The best part? Kane’s son stole the show postgame, telling his dad not to retire until he hits 600 goals (or turns 75!). With the Wings now tied for first in the Atlantic, do you think Kane can keep the magic going against the Habs next? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings20Share
Jason Dawson+FollowRed Wings prospect Shai Buium is back!Shai Buium’s return to the Grand Rapids Griffins could be a game-changer for Detroit’s defensive pipeline. After recovering from injury, the 22-year-old blueliner—who impressed last season with 25 points and strong special teams play—brings size, skill, and a fresh boost to a Griffins squad already on a record-setting run. Meanwhile, fans are still waiting for Amadeus Lombardi’s comeback, as his speed and scoring touch could shake up Detroit’s roster even more. With the Red Wings leading the Atlantic, which prospect do you think will make the biggest impact this season? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
stacy28+FollowDetroit’s Michael Rasmussen is quietly stepping upMichael Rasmussen’s resurgence has been a game-changer for the Red Wings. After a rough start that saw him benched and nearly out the door, he’s found his spark—nearly doubling his points since late November and even netting Detroit’s first short-handed goal in 78 games. Fans have long wanted to see him use his size and energy, and lately, he’s been delivering with big hits and strong defensive play. With the penalty kill improving and his confidence soaring, Rasmussen’s turnaround is helping drive Detroit’s success. What do you think sparked this change—and can he keep it up? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
david52+FollowDetroit’s playoff push: Red Wings finally get their dueThe Detroit Red Wings are quietly putting together one of their most exciting seasons in years, and it’s time people started noticing. Lucas Raymond is racking up points and just earned a spot on Team Sweden for the 2026 Olympics, while captain Dylan Larkin keeps leading by example on and off the ice. Alex DeBrincat is finding his groove, especially on the power play, making Detroit’s offense a real threat. With the Eastern Conference so competitive, every game feels like a playoff battle. Do you think this Red Wings squad has what it takes to make a deep run? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Christopher Li+FollowRed Wings’ new faces are making wavesDetroit’s offseason moves are finally paying off—James van Riemsdyk is lighting the lamp and earning power play time, all on a bargain contract. Mason Appleton’s back from injury and chipping in key goals, while John Gibson has steadied the net after a rocky start. It’s a big turnaround from last year’s underwhelming additions. But while the forwards are clicking, the defense is still a weak spot, and fans are left wondering if the front office can fix it before the playoffs. What do you think—should Detroit trust the current management to shore up the blue line? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
Sherri West+FollowRed Wings shake up lines to spark a turnaroundDetroit fans, you’ll want to keep an eye on the Red Wings’ next game—coach Todd McLellan isn’t waiting for things to fix themselves. After a rough start to the year and too many blowout losses, he’s mixing up the lines in a big way, moving key scorers like DeBrincat, Copp, and Kane to the top, and shuffling Larkin to the second line. It’s a bold move to break old habits and inject new energy before things spiral. Do you think this shakeup will finally give Detroit the consistency they need for a real playoff push? #Sports #IceHockey #RedWings00Share
