The Grind Line: Red Wings Bounce-Back Players
Our weekly Detroit Red Wings Hotstove has a new name: The Grind Line. This week we’re taking a look at three bounce-back candidates from this past season. Spencer Meisner: Tomas…
Our weekly Detroit Red Wings Hotstove has a new name: The Grind Line. This week we’re taking a look at three bounce-back candidates from this past season. Spencer Meisner: Tomas…
After the most exciting offseason for the Red Wings in recent memory, fans are eagerly anticipating the 2015-2016 season. With the likes of Brad Richards and Mike Green donning the Winged…
Even before it was announced that Johan Franzen had been cleared to play NHL hockey again, the Red Wings found themselves with a big problem: too many forwards. This was supposed…
With the infusion of veterans to an already talented, youthful team, the 2015-16 Detroit Red Wings have lots of potential to perform well. Taking a look at the roster, here…
The 2006-07 season is an interesting one to look back on. The Buffalo Sabres, led by Danny Briere and Chris Drury, won the President’s Trophy, Sidney Crosby played his second…
The name “Brad Richards” evokes various reactions from various groups of people. On one hand, Richards is a two-time Stanley Cup winner. On the other hand, he was unceremoniously bought…
The Detroit Red Wings are a bit crowded on the back-end, and it’s a very good thing. After a season that saw the Red Wings finish first in Corsi Against…
The story behind Ville Leino’s NHL run is an interesting one. In 2008, the 24-year-old Leino was playing for Jokerit of the Finnish Elite League. He lead the team in…
Does anyone remember Robert Lang as a Red Wing? His stint with the Red Wings was a little more than a stint, as he played 159 games with the Wings…
Brad Stuart spent a staggering five seasons with the Red Wings. While he wasn’t necessarily a stand out in any of them, he did exactly what he needed to do: shut…
Todd Bertuzzi’s legacy in the NHL is an interesting one. The 6-foot-3 winger from Ontario was drafted in the 1st round by the New York Islanders in 1993, but never…
Last week, I took a look at what options the Red Wings had with Stephen Weiss, and the general consensus was to give Weiss a chance to play his way…