Ansar Khan is a sports journalist at MLive. He specializes in covering the Detroit Red Wings and the NHL, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting. Khan has been featured in Calhoun Times and was a former publisher at Grand Haven Tribune, showcasing his extensive experience in the sports journalism field.
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Ansar Khan's articles primarily focus on local ice hockey, particularly the Detroit Red Wings and their prospects. Given this, individuals with insights into the team's performance, player development, and upcoming events would likely capture his interest. As he covers evolving stories significantly, providing timely updates or exclusive interviews related to ongoing events could be a successful approach.
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Detroit seeking back-to-back wins for the first time since Nov. 25-27.
DETROIT – Alex Lyon played his first game Wednesday in more than three weeks and received the kind of offensive support Detroit Red Wings goaltenders haven't been accustomed to this season.
By: Ansar Khan
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Ben Chiarot and Moritz Seider each logged a season-high in ice time in 6-4 victory over Flyers.
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By: Ansar Khan
DETROIT -- The Detroit Red Wings are seeking their third consecutive victory, which would equal their longest of the season, when they lost longtime rival Montreal tonight.
DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings lost top-pair defensemen Simon Edvinsson midway through the first period Wednesday but managed his absence well.
Detroit squandered a chance to get back to .500 in points percentage.
By: Ansar Khan
The Detroit Pistons begin a four-game Western trip tonight in Phoenix against a team they haven't fared well against, while looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss.
DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings were at home, riding some momentum, facing one of the few teams below them in the standings and had the lead in the third period.
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