Ansar Khan is a Red Wings writer for MLive, a local news outlet based in Michigan. With a focus on providing in-depth coverage of the Detroit Red Wings, Ansar's articles include game recaps, player analysis, and updates on team news. His work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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| The Detroit Red Wings' playoff push which seemed so promising seven weeks ago, ended on Tuesday in their regular season finale.
The Detroit Red Wings were euphoric when David Perron scored with five seconds remaining in the third period Tuesday to tie the game and keep hope alive.
After winning two national championships in three seasons at the University of Denver, Shai Buium is turning pro.
The Detroit Red Wings were pleased by how young defenseman Simon Edvinsson handled playing in pressure-packed games during a playoff run that fell just short.
The expectation for the Detroit Red Wings was to at least remain in the playoff race well past the trade deadline and play meaningful games near the end.
DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings came as close as you can get to making the playoffs without getting in, and Dylan Larkin hopes the disappointment drives them in the offseason.
DETROIT – Moritz Seider hasn't missed a game since making his NHL debut at the start of the 2021-22 season, appearing in 246 consecutive contests.
Future Hall of Famer said he will explore options this offseason and would like to play several more years.
| The NHL Prospects Tournament in Traverse City showcased young players from as many as eight teams more than two decades ago. Now it is down to two.
| DETROIT – Steve Yzerman described the Detroit Red Wings season as a mix of excitement and disappointment, a roller coaster of highs and lows that resulted in progress, if not a playoff spot.
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