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Jordan Wohl

Wings Weekly: Finding Level Ground Post-Trade Deadline (Mar 5-12)

Updated: Apr 29, 2023

Jordan Wohl, Staff Writer

Photo//Tim Fuller/USA TODAY SPORTS


Welcome to Wings Weekly: a regular column giving you a quick recap of the week that was and the week that will be for the 11-time Stanley Cup Champion Detroit Red Wings.


Weekly Results (2-1-0):


March 8 vs Chicago (2nd Worst team in NHL): 4-3 Win

Detroit snaps a six-game losing streak by barely beating a horrible Chicago team. Awesome. Forwards Lucas Raymond and Dylan Larkin netted goals, and Dominik Kubalik scored the game winner against his former team with four minutes remaining in the third period.


March 11 @ Boston (Best team in NHL): 3-2 Loss

The Red Wings opened the game swinging, hurling two goals past Vezina trophy frontrunner Linus Ullmark in the first five minutes of the game. Boston scored twice in the second period and secured the go-ahead goal with six minutes left in the third. Mo Seider and Robert Hagg were the Wings’s two best players in the loss.


March 12 vs Boston (Best team in NHL): 5-3 Win

The Wings performed masterfully in Tyler Bertuzzi’s return to Little Caesars Arena. Alex Chiasson got his third point in four games with the Wings with a power play goal and the Red Wings took a spirited affair 5-3 after taking a 4-0 lead with four minutes to go in the second period


In Other News…


Now that Steve Yzerman has told you to give up on a playoff race by selling key players at the trade deadline, I want to give you some other hockey going on nearby to watch:


UM-Dearborn Men’s Hockey at the ACHA National Tournament in Boston, Massachusetts

First round matchup vs Lawrence Tech. Thursday, March 16 at 8 pm


Toledo Walleye and their 16-game winning streak

The Red Wings’s ECHL (AA Equivalent) program is the hottest team in the league and is a real championship contender. Their rink is fantastic and is less than an hour from Dearborn. They normally play on weekends, so definitely make sure to get down to Toledo soon!


Michigan Men’s Hockey at the Big Ten Championship Game

Michigan @ Minnesota for the Big Ten Tournament Title. Saturday, March 18 at 8 pm on Big Ten Network


Projected Lines


Suter - Larkin - Raymond

Kubalik - Copp - Perron

Zadina - Veleno - Berggren

Erne - Czarnik - Chiasson


Walman - Seider

Maatta - Chiarot

Hagg - Oesterle


Husso

Hellberg


Players Out: Robby Fabbri (Lower-body injury, out day-to-day), Michael Rasmussen (Longer-term Injury), Mark Pysyk (Longer-term Injury)


Upcoming Games


Tuesday, March 14 @ Nashville Predators (Away)

Saturday, March 18 vs Colorado Avalanche (Home)

Monday, March 20 vs Florida Panthers (Home)

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