DETROIT – Opportunities to land a big-name free agent were scarce, and Steve Yzerman wasn’t prepared to relinquish key assets in a significant trade for a top-six forward or top ... a bigger body, (16 ...

The Detroit Red Wings parted ways with general manager Ken Holland back in 2019 after spending 22 seasons with the team and ...

The Detroit Red Wings are in need of top-six help. Could a trade with the Columbus Blue Jackets solve both teams' problems?

The Detroit Red Wings can potentially add a forward with a lot of upside from an Eastern Conference rival team.

"I just tried to take it all in.” Yzerman was 32 years old when he won his first Cup. He already had topped 1,000 games and had reached 500 goals. Another Cup followed in 1998.

The Red Wings expected a lot more from the six-time 30-goal scorer after signing him last summer to a two-year, $9.5 million deal. If they buy out the final year of Tarasenko’s contract ($4.75 ...

But Yzerman feels the Wings have gotten more competitive in the last week. "Maybe constructed a little better than at this stage last year," Yzerman said. "I'm hopeful we take a step.

The Detroit Red Wings are urged to acquire Bryan Rust from the PittsburghPenguins to help bolster the offense and add scoring ...

Ideally, Yzerman would trade the first-rounder and other picks, sign free agent Mitch Marner, then use the spare change to finally land a top-line goalie. Haha. If only it were so easy.

Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman made few impactful moves on the first day of NHL free agency despite having significant salary cap space and a long playoff drought. Yzerman acquired goalie John Gibson ...