Red Wings at 2022 IIHF World Championship: May 26 - 29 Recap
Grand Rapids Griffins forward Riley Barber helped the U.S. secure a 3-2-0-2 record at the World Championship, good for fourth among qualifying countries. (DetroitRedWings.com)
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Who will play for the Grand Rapids Griffins Next Season?
Assembly of the roster for the Grand Rapids Griffins will make for an interesting summer. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Red Wings’ 2018 pick Jared McIsaac progressed in first full Griffins season
McIsaac played 70 games in 2021-22, displaying the skills and competitiveness that prompted Detroit to select him 36th overall in 2018, six spots behind Joe Veleno and three after Griffins teammate Jonatan Berggren. (MLive)
Griffins re-sign Dominik Shine for two years
Shine, 29, has played six seasons with the AHL club and is coming off his most productive year, with a career highs in goals (17), assists (15), points (32) and penalty minutes (141). (MLive)
Grand Rapids Griffins Re-Sign Valuable Leader Lashoff
Lashoff helped Grand Rapids win Calder Cup championships in 2013 and 2017. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Griffins re-sign captain Brian Lashoff, Tyler Spezia
Brian Lashoff has been a fixture on the Grand Rapids Griffins for many years and will remain with the organization for at least another season, signing a one-year contract with the club. (MLive)
Red Wings taking wait-and-see approach with Jonatan Berggren
Jonatan Berggren had a strong first season in North America with the Grand Rapids Griffins and looks NHL-ready. But Yzerman isn’t making any promises. (MLive)
World Championship roundup: How Red Wings are faring
Griffins forward Riley Barber has one goal in five games for the U.S. (MLive)
Detroit Red Wings Sign ex-Wolverine Kampfer to Improve Defensive Depth
Kampfer, a former University of Michigan player, could start with Grand Rapids and be a call-up if there is an injury. (Detroit Hockey Now)
Red Wings sign former U-M defenseman Steven Kampfer for one year
The right-shooting Kampfer will compete for a roster spot in training camp. If he doesn’t earn a spot, he’ll likely be assigned to the Grand Rapids Griffins. (MLive)
Taro Hirose remains in Red Wings organization with two-year deal
Hirose was tied for second in scoring for the Grand Rapids Griffins with 53 points (15 goals, 38 assists) in 59 games. (MLive)
Red Wings Sign Hirose To Two-Year Extension
When needed, the Detroit Red Wings know that they can call upon forward Taro Hirose and count on him to fill a role on their roster. (Detroit Hockey Now)