How Much Is Too Much?
As #SuterWatch clears Day 3 without any answers, seemingly more questions have begun to arise around the financial factors weighing on the 27 year-old defenseman.… Read More »How Much Is Too Much?
As #SuterWatch clears Day 3 without any answers, seemingly more questions have begun to arise around the financial factors weighing on the 27 year-old defenseman.… Read More »How Much Is Too Much?
The Detroit Red Wings have signed their third round pick (91st overall) in the 2008 Draft to a three-year entry-level contract. Former Boston University defenseman… Read More »Red Wings sign Nicastro
As #Suterwatch rolls along with no end in sight, the Red Wings are now saying goodbye to a couple of players. Our favorite midget, Jiri… Read More »Hudler to Flames, Conner to ‘Yotes
In light of yesterday’s acquisition of former Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Jonas Gustavsson, the incumbent number two netminder in Detroit has asked the Red Wings… Read More »Joey MacDonald requests trade
Well, the Red Wings promised they were going to be active on July 1st. We were all expecting Ryan Suter and/or Zach Parise, but it… Read More »Red Wings sign Samuelsson, Tootoo
The Red Wings entered July 1st with a ton of cash to throw around. They’ve officially made their pitches to both Zach Parise and Ryan… Read More »Red Wings ink Gustavsson
It’s like Christmas in July. On Sunday at noon, the floodgates will open and several hundred NHL players will get richer. If Dennis Wideman’s deal… Read More »2012 Free Agency Primer
With 18 hours to go before the Detroit Red Wings change the course of a franchise that needs some new direction, there’s only one thing… Read More »Here’s The Plan…
If the chat client (which is directly below these few sentences) is slow to load, please re-load TPL. We’re experimenting with a new format. The… Read More »2012 TPL Free Agent Day Live Chat!
On Monday morning, Anaheim Ducks draft pick Justin Schultz became an unrestricted free agent, thanks to a loophole in the CBA that allows players who… Read More »Wings not on Schultz’s short list