Following 2024-25 season split between Grand Rapids and Detroit, Soderblom riding confidence into summer
Comfortability with Griffins aiding Tuomisto, who wants to ‘keep developing and pushing forward’ May 07, 2025
Red Wings reassign Michael Brandsegg-Nygård and Axel Sandin-Pellikka to Grand Rapids from Skellefteå AIK Apr 15, 2025
Red Wings trade defenseman Tory Dello to New Jersey Devils in exchange for future considerations Mar 14, 2025
Red Wings prospects introduce hockey, encourage reading to students at Central Grade School Sep 18, 2024
Red Wings will pick No. 13 overall in 2025 NHL Entry Draft Detroit has the 13th selection for just the second time in franchise history
Brandsegg-Nygard savors 2024 NHL Entry Draft experience No. 15 overall pick in this year’s draft enjoys whirlwind first night as member of Red Wings organization
Red Wings select ‘really good two-way player’ Michael Brandsegg-Nygard at No. 15 overall on Day 1 of 2024 NHL Entry Draft Skilled 18-year-old forward becomes highest-drafted Norwegian-born player ever, first first-round pick in country's history
Red Wings assign Elmer Söderblom to Grand Rapids 6-Foot-8 Forward recorded 11 points in 26 games with Detroit in 2024-25
Red Wings assign Austin Watson to Grand Rapids Forward has skated in 528 NHL games with Nashville, Ottawa, Tampa Bay and Detroit since 2012-13
Red Wings reassign Michael Brandsegg-Nygård and Axel Sandin-Pellikka to Grand Rapids from Skellefteå AIK Brandsegg-Nygård was selected 15th overall by Detroit at 2024 NHL entry draft; Sandin-Pellikka was chosen 17th overall by Red Wings at 2023 NHL entry draft
Nicklas Lidstrom: The Perfect Defenseman, The Perfect Teammate, The Perfect Human Immortal Red Wings blueliner dominated the NHL with his all-around consistency and mistake-free game
Henrik Zetterberg: Fatherly Advice Set the Stage for Stellar Red Wings Career Seventh-round pick became a Stanley Cup champion, Conn Smythe Trophy winner and Red Wings captain
Jonathan Ericsson: Last Player Selected in 2002 NHL Draft, “Big E” Against the odds, Ericsson became vital piece of Detroit’s defensive corps
