The Detroit Red Wings may not be ready to give up on Dylan Larkin after all.
The Minnesota Wild have reportedly emerged as the frontrunner in a potential Dylan Larkin trade as the Detroit Red Wings captain's future remains uncertain.
Patrick Kane raised eyebrows during his Chicago Blackhawks introduction after making a comment that many viewed as a subtle shot at his former team, the Detroit Red Wings.
The Detroit Red Wings may already be preparing for life beyond Dylan Larkin.
Dylan Larkin may have just changed the conversation about his future with the Detroit Red Wings.
Dylan Larkin's future with the Red Wings appears no closer to being resolved.
Former NHL general manager Doug MacLean believes the relationship between Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings may be beyond repair amid the captain's reported trade request.
Alex DeBrincat posted an emotional message to Patrick Kane after the veteran forward agreed to return to the Chicago Blackhawks on a new two-year contract.
With Steve Yzerman stepping down and Dylan Larkin pushing to leave, the next general manager for the Detroit Red Wings will have his hands full, and that's not even the end of it.
Although a trade has yet to come through, Dylan Larkin is reportedly having no second thoughts about his request to leave the Detroit Red Wings.
Not much has transpired since Dylan Larkin requested a trade from the Detroit Red Wings, but the odds of both sides working things out appear to be extremely low.
As much as they'd love to, the Detroit Red Wings may actually have no Plan B after Dylan Larkin asked to be traded out of the organization.
Although the New York Rangers are far from contenders in the NHL, one move could change everything for them. Perhaps, trading for Detroit Red Wings star Dylan Larkin is the difference-maker.
Immediately after reports broke of Dylan Larkin's trade request out of the Detroit Red Wings, fans and analysts across the league started linking the center to the Minnesota Wild.
Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin has reportedly asked out of the organization, completely shifting the market which the New York Rangers hoped to profit from.
Todd McLellan held back even harsher words for the Detroit Red Wings after the 8-1 defeat against the Florida Panthers.
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