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Simon Edvinsson has returned to Sweden without a new Red Wings contract as a circulating report raises questions about growing frustration.

A full-page open letter circulating in Detroit demands answers from Chris Ilitch about the Red Wings’ leadership crisis and the status of District Detroit projects supported by public money.

Shawn Horcoff will lead the Red Wings’ hockey operations department on an interim basis. Detroit’s search for a permanent leader remains open.

Steve Yzerman will leave his position as executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings and transition into a senior adviser role as the organization begins a search for new hockey operations leadership.

Garret and Adam discuss the potential end of the Dylan Larkin era in Detroit as trade rumors surrounding the Red Wings captain continue to intensify. They also break down the early construction of the PWHL Detroit roster, the Tigers' hot start to June, and the latest storylines surrounding Detroit City FC in another packed edition of the Detroit City Sports Cast.

Detroit native Danhausen claims he has cursed all enemies of Detroit sports ahead of WrestleMania, adding a strange but timely twist as the Pistons begin a playoff run and the Lions look to change their fortunes.

Ilitch Sports + Entertainment has launched Detroit SportsNet as the new local broadcast home for the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings. The Tigers will move immediately, while the Red Wings transition next season.

Quinn Hughes’ postgame comments about Dylan Larkin after Team USA’s Olympic quarterfinal win have Red Wings fans buzzing. Calling Larkin a “big brother” and mentor, Hughes added fuel to offseason speculation about a possible Detroit connection.

Garret and Adam break down the Detroit Red Wings as they head into the Olympic break, highlighting the season’s biggest surprises, key strengths, and the concerns that could impact a playoff push. With Detroit aiming to end its long postseason drought, the episode focuses on what must improve and whether this roster has enough to finish the job.

Dylan Larkin’s third-period goal lifted the Red Wings to a 4–2 win over the Sharks, with Detroit’s balanced offense leading the way on Friday at Little Caesars Arena.