Horcoff excited for new role with Griffins
Shawn Horcoff played 1,008 regular-season games in the National Hockey League between the Edmonton Oilers, Dallas Stars, and Anaheim Ducks. Now he will manage talent just one step from the NHL. (TheAHL.com)
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Former Red Wings Are Olympic Players To Be (Re)Named Later
If you thought it was weird that Jake Chelios and Ryan Sproul were skating for China in these Winter Games, well then dig this – the roster of the Games is showing that their names have been localized. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Red Wings Recall Veleno, Promote Zadina To Top Line
Both Filip Zadina and Joe Veleno earned promotions from the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Trip to Hawkeye State
The Griffins travel to Des Moines, Iowa to take on the third-place Wild on Thursday and Friday.
Joe Veleno Recalled by Detroit
Veleno totaled four points (2-2—4) in two outings last weekend, including a career-high three points (1-2—3) on Feb. 5 against Ontario.
'Hockey Without Barriers': Griffins game to be sensory friendly (WOOD TV8)
Griffins Make Three Roster Changes
Dickinson and Myer rejoin Grand Rapids ahead of the road trip while Berry returns to the Toledo Walleye (ECHL).
Todd Krygier Talks to WOOD Radio
Assistant coach Todd Krygier joined West Michigan's Morning News. (WOOD Radio)
Ten Detroit Red Wings Storylines to Follow in Second Half of Season
The Detroit Red Wings will be an interesting team to watch in the second half of the season for a variety of reasons. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Griffins Coach Simon Expecting Seamless Transition With Horcoff
Ben Simon and Shawn Horcoff certainly aren’t unfamiliar with each other’s work. That should help significantly as Horcoff steps up into his new role as assistant GM of the Detroit Red Wings. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Joe Veleno 3-point Game Helps End Griffins’ Winless Slump
The Detroit Red Wings sent Joe Veleno to the Grand Rapids Griffins to give them a lift. He has done exactly that. (Detroit Hockey Now)
He’s Been a Walleye, a Steelhead, a Griffin, a Komet, a Comet and a Phantom. Now He’s an Olympian.
After the NHL drops out, itinerant minor league goalie Pat Nagle gets a surprise call to Team USA. ‘You couldn’t write a better script,’ says childhood friend. (Wall Street Journal)