By the Numbers Prospects - Filip Zadina
Highly touted sniper shows signs of goal-scoring potential as a first-year pro. (DetroitRedWings.com)
Features
Newly signed Joe Hicketts awaits fresh challenge to make Red Wings
Joe Hicketts will head into training camp again teetering between Detroit and Grand Rapids, but with a caveat this time. (MLive)
2019 NHL farm system rankings: No. 13 Detroit Red Wings
The Wings have a lot of very good players on the way but still look to be in the early parts of their rebuild. (The Athletic)
'I can do it': Svechnikov relentlessly pursues spot on Red Wings after grinding through rehab
Every one of the last few seasons has been big for Detroit Red Wings forward Evgeny Svechnikov. (Detroit News)
Filip Hronek poised for top-four role on Red Wings defense
Filip Hronek is looking to be a major contributor for the Red Wings. (MLive)
Back on the ice, Evgeny Svechnikov preparing for training camp with one goal on his mind
In a year when he could have seriously challenged for a roster spot, the former first-round pick was instead left to spend the past year working to heal. (The Athletic)
Howard's future, Larsson's potential keys to Red Wings' goaltending outlook
Prospect Filip Larsson will begin his professional career in Grand Rapids, with veteran Calvin Pickard backing Larsson. (Detroit News)
Top prospects for Detroit Red Wings
Zadina, Hirose expected to contribute in NHL this season. (NHL.com)
Taking Flight - Powering Forward
Summer workout routine is in full swing with the goal of making the Red Wings. (DetroitRedWings.com)
One question to consider this season for every skater on the Red Wings roster
There’s been lots of time to contemplate the current group of Red Wings and what the team needs from them in order to improve in 2019-20. (The Athletic)
Wade Megan, Griffins’ 3rd-leading goal scorer last season, retires at 29
Wade Megan, who was third in goals for the Grand Rapids Griffins and appeared in 11 games with the Detroit Red Wings last season, has retired. (MLive)
Wade Megan goes from NHL to youth instructor
Wade Megan, the first National Hockey League player from Canton, has retired as a player and is focusing now on running the NoCo Hockey camp for area kids at SUNY Canton. (Watertown Daily Times)