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Red Wings miss Stanley Cup Playoffs for 9th straight season
The Detroit Red Wings failed to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the ninth consecutive season, extending the longest drought in the team’s 98-season history. The Red Wings (37-35-7) were eliminated from contention when the Montreal Canadiens got one point against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.
Detroit — Jonatan Berggren's season, to an extent, has mirrored the Red Wings' season. It was somewhat of a sluggish start, ...
Alex DeBrincat might not reach the 40-goal mark, but he is back to the 40-goal form the Detroit Red Wings were seeking when they acquired him nearly two years ago. He has 36 goals with three games ...
Their best players weren’t good enough in the biggest games of the season. Larkin and Raymond, in particular, faded on the ...
Free-agent signee Vladimir Tarasenko has been a huge disappointment for the Detroit Red Wings in his first season of a ...
A trade pitch has the Detroit Red Wings acquiring Jonathan Marchessault in an offseason blockbuster with the Nashville ...
Kane, as a result, is the Red Wings nominee for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, awarded to the player who best ...
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