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Detroit’s veteran blueliner Niklas Kronwall is in the final year of his contract. Drafted in 2000, Kronwall has spent his whole NHL career with Detroit, lifting the Stanley Cup with the team in 2008. Despite often struggling with injuries, he’s been a loyal servant to the organisation and there’s not a fan out there who isn’t grateful for the massive hits he’s laid out. Embed from Getty Images GM Ken Holland has confirmed that Kronwall won’t traded before the window closes, which make sense as the Red Wings are known for being ridiculously loyal. Ken Holland told the Detroit News: “I’m not calling teams aboutRead More →

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Despite having just 41 points, the Detroit Red Wings currently have the best winning streak in the Eastern Conference. Blashill’s men have taken eight points from their last four games. While reassuring to fans of the winged wheel, is this a sign that the team’s fortunes are finally turning around? Or is it just a blip in an otherwise mediocre season? Since losing to the New Jersey Devils on December 27th, the Red Wings have taken the spoils against the New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers. There are few teams in the league that would struggle against Ottawa and Florida butRead More →

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The season is still young, and anything can still happen. No team is truly out of the playoffs yet. Well… maybe the Arizona Coyotes, and even then a magic run could technically save their season. With all this in mind I have decided to look at the 3 most overperforming goalies in the NHL this season. Now again, none of this is permanent, and things could easily change within a few games. If you missed it Mike took a look at the most over and underperforming teams in the NHL, and it is now time to look at the goalies side of things. How IRead More →