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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.

At the midway point of the 2025–26 season, the Detroit Red Wings are leading the Atlantic Division. The question now: are they really back?

The Montreal Canadiens spoiled the Detroit Red Wings’ home opener Thursday night, rolling to a convincing 5–1 victory at Little Caesars Arena. Montreal turned...

The Detroit Red Wings open up the 2025-26 season tonight when they host the Montreal Canadiens from the Little Caesars Arena.

The Detroit Red Wings open their 2025–26 NHL campaign tonight at Little Caesars Arena against the Montreal Canadiens, who are playing the second half...

In this episode of the Detroit City Sports Cast, we’re diving into the good vibes surrounding Detroit sports! The Lions are wrapping up the preseason, the Tigers are rediscovering their winning form, the Red Wings are honoring Sergei Fedorov by retiring his number, Detroit City FC is delivering strong performances, and there’s plenty more to discuss!

In this week’s Mulleting, Garret dives into the Detroit Tigers’ hot streak, snagging the top spot in the American League again. Then, he gets reflective as the Detroit Red Wings announce they’re retiring the #91 of legend Sergei Fedorov, set to hang in the LCA rafters on January 12, 2026.

It's finally happening. The Detroit Red Wings will retire Sergei Fedorov's No. 91, arguably the greatest Russian player to ever step foot on the...