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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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It’s rare on these pages to see an article complaining that a player’s suspension is too long, but hear me out. On Wednesday the 15th; this happened in the game between the Calgary Flames and the Detroit Red Wings: After the Flames’ Brett Kulak got his gloves and stick up in the face of Red Wings winger David Booth‘s face, offseason addition Luke Witkowski decided to physically educate Kulak on why he considered his behaviour to be inappropriate in the modern game of hockey. After flooring Kulak, Witkowski then called out Travis Hamonic but the officials kept the two separate. For his troubles, Witkowski wasRead More →