With Fedorov’s No. 91 set to be retired, the Red Wings’ centennial season raises the question of which legends might be next.

When Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91 is raised to the rafters at Little Caesars Arena on Jan. 12, it will become the ninth jersey number officially retired by the Detroit Red Wings. Only the Montreal ...

The Red Wings are retiring Fedorov’s No. 91, the team announced Tuesday, becoming the franchise’s ninth retired jersey number ...

A stint with former Flyers tough guy Dave Schultz as his coach is just a small part of the story for the bench boss of the ...

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Early depth charts have Edvinsson back on the second pairing with Albert Johansson and Ben Chiarot taking the top pairing ...

Pavel Datsyuk is one of those athletes whose career is receiving even more recognition today than it did when he was playing.

Pavel Datsyuk recently reflected on his 2001-02 rookie season with the Detroit Red Wings, describing it as feeling like he ...

The Vancouver Canucks are only a few weeks away from opening training camp. Here are three bold predictions for the 2025-26 ...

Generally, a Stanley Cup-winning team needs a perfect mix of star talent, strong supporting talent, and solid depth (a lights ...

Detroit Red Wings draft pick Red Savage woke up this morning with his new designation as an unrestricted free agent. The Red ...