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The Detroit Red Wings defeated the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 in overtime on September 24, 2026, at Little Caesars Arena. Alex DeBrincat scored the winning power-play goal 33 seconds into overtime, giving Detroit a 2-0-1 preseason record. The game featured significant physicality, with 21 total penalties across three preseason games, and highlighted the development of young defensemen Axel Sandin-Pellikka and Anton Johansson.
Interim GM Shawn Horcoff said Dylan Larkin sustained an upper-body injury and will miss the start of camp, adding uncertainty to his future amid a trade saga. The Red Wings must navigate Edvinsson’s contract under the new CBA (maximum extension now seven years) while still pursuing an extension for DeBrincat. Horcoff emphasized private talks on Larkin’s status, insisted the team isn’t pursuing a full rebuild, and said camp will be used to evaluate players as they push toward a playoff-caliber season.
Alex DeBrincat notched his 40th goal, Dylan Larkin matched a career high with 34, and Moritz Seider added a 60th-point season with a 5-point night as Detroit beat the Flyers 6-3 to keep playoff hopes flickering. The win highlights a big-night milestone run while underscoring the Wings’ still-narrow path to the postseason (roughly 5.8% odds), with Seider in Norris Trophy contention, DeBrincat’s looming contract questions, Kane approaching 1,400 career points, and Detroit needing to finish strong and get help from others.
The Detroit Red Wings dominated the St. Louis Blues with a 6-1 victory, showcasing a strong start and multi-point performances from players like Patrick Kane, Alex DeBrincat, Lucas Raymond, and Michael Rasmussen. The win marks the Wings' fourth straight victory, solidifying their position in the Eastern Conference standings. Kane's early goal set the tone, while DeBrincat reached his 20th goal of the season. The team's strong offensive performance was complemented by solid goaltending, securing a decisive win.
The Detroit Red Wings secured a 6-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues, with Alex DeBrincat contributing two goals and an assist. Patrick Kane and Michael Rasmussen also played pivotal roles in the win, as Detroit extended their winning streak to four games. The Blues struggled with turnovers and goaltending, leading to a challenging first period. Detroit's strong performance places them in a wildcard playoff position, while the Blues have lost three of their last four games.
Detroit Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat put on a stellar performance at the NHL All-Star Game, scoring three goals, three assists, and a shootout-deciding goal. Despite his standout play, he was not awarded the MVP title, which went to Toronto captain Auston Matthews. DeBrincat's performance made him a standout player in the game, and he also enjoyed some family time during the festivities.
Detroit Red Wings' Alex DeBrincat shone at the NHL All-Star Game, scoring three goals and three assists in two games and netting the shootout winner in the semifinal to help Team Matthews win. This was DeBrincat's second All-Star appearance, and he was the Red Wings' lone representative. Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs won MVP honors after tallying two goals and an assist in the final.
The Detroit Red Wings will face off against the Calgary Flames today at 5 p.m. at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. The game can be watched on Bally Sports Detroit or streamed on Fubo with a free trial. The Red Wings' offseason trade for Alex DeBrincat has been successful so far, with DeBrincat already scoring five goals. The Flames' trade of Matthew Tkachuk last season did not work out as expected, and they struggled to a fifth-place finish in the Pacific Division. Both teams have seen improvements this season, with Huberdeau performing well for the Flames and Markström stabilizing the crease. After today's game, the Red Wings will host the Seattle Kraken on Tuesday, while the Flames will face the New York Rangers.
Detroit Red Wings player Alex DeBrincat expects a less-than-warm reception from Ottawa Senators fans as he returns to face his former team. DeBrincat's decision not to re-sign with the Senators led to a trade that brought him to the Red Wings. Despite the potential hostility, DeBrincat remains focused on the game and hopes for an exciting matchup between the two teams. The Wings are looking to extend their three-game winning streak, while the Senators aim to avenge their dominant victories over the Wings last season.
The New York Islanders missed out on trading for winger Alex DeBrincat due to the need to clear cap space, leaving them with three difficult contracts to move: J-G Pageau, Oliver Wahlstrom, and Josh Bailey. The Islanders' GM, Lou Lamoriello, recently made the decision to keep these players despite their high salaries, indicating no intention to trade them at this time.
With the addition of Alex DeBrincat to the Detroit Red Wings roster, there are several lineup possibilities to consider. One option is to pair DeBrincat with Dylan Larkin on the top line, creating a highly skilled offensive combination. Another option is to place DeBrincat on a line with Andrew Copp and Michael Rasmussen, allowing Lucas Raymond to join Larkin's line. The article also discusses potential power play units and the importance of goaltender Ville Husso's performance. Overall, the Red Wings' lineup projection has changed significantly with the addition of DeBrincat.
Alex DeBrincat, a highly anticipated scorer, has joined the Detroit Red Wings on a four-year contract. With his arrival, the Red Wings have addressed their biggest need for a goal scorer and hope to take a real step forward next season. DeBrincat's 100 goals over the past three seasons make him one of the league's top scorers, and his ability to change a game with just one shot is highly valued. The Red Wings lost 18 games by one goal last season, and DeBrincat's presence could potentially flip some of those results. General Manager Steve Yzerman believes DeBrincat is more than just a goal scorer, highlighting his intelligence, passing ability, and overall value to the team. The Red Wings have made several additions this summer to improve their roster, but DeBrincat is considered the highest-leverage move that raises their chances of competing for a playoff spot the most.
Steve Yzerman, general manager of the Detroit Red Wings, made a bold move to boost the rebuilding team by acquiring goal-scoring winger Alex DeBrincat from Ottawa and signing him to a four-year extension. The Red Wings traded draft picks, Dominik Kubalik, and Donovan Sebrango to add DeBrincat, who has scored 187 goals and 373 points in his NHL career. Detroit aims to improve its offensive performance after several seasons of missing the playoffs and hopes DeBrincat's addition will contribute to their success.
Alex DeBrincat, a native of Farmington Hills, Michigan, fulfilled his childhood dream of playing for his hometown team, the Detroit Red Wings, after being acquired via trade from the Ottawa Senators. The 25-year-old forward signed a four-year contract with the Red Wings. DeBrincat, known for his goal-scoring ability, brings experience and toughness to the team. Detroit's Executive Vice President and General Manager, Steve Yzerman, believes DeBrincat's addition makes the team more competitive. DeBrincat expressed his excitement to join the Red Wings and contribute to their success.
Alex DeBrincat expresses his excitement about being traded to his hometown team, the Detroit Red Wings. The 25-year-old winger, who grew up in Farmington Hills, Michigan, signed a four-year contract extension with an average annual value of $7.875 million. DeBrincat hopes to contribute to the team's success and sees potential in the group. Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman believes having players with local ties is beneficial for the organization. DeBrincat, known for his goal-scoring ability, is eager to settle down with his family and play close to home.