Ansar Khan is a writer at MLive.com, specializing in coverage of the Red Wings and Pistons. With a rich background in sports journalism since 1987, he focuses on team sports, professional sports, and the cultural aspects of competitive athletics. Ansar's work has also been featured in Calhoun Times and he previously served as the publisher of the Grand Haven Tribune.
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Detroit, United States (Local)
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Coach, players frustrated following elimination from playoff contention with three games remaining.
They're out of the playoff picture, but there's always something at stake.
Alex DeBrincat is having his most productive season since 2021-22.
Detroit scored three goals in the first 10 minutes of the first period to defeat Dallas.
Simon Edvinsson and Albert Johansson have handled everything coaches have thrown at them.
Jonatan Berggren has shown flashes of his talent the past three years but hasn't put it all together.
Axel Sandin Pellikka and Michael Brandsegg-Nygard should provide a boost for Grand Rapids.
Simon Edvinsson could be one of few Red Wings in the past nine years to finish with a double-digit plus rating.
Lucas Raymond reached the 80-point mark and Larkin the 70-point plateau.
Dylan Larkin reached 30 goals. Alex DeBrincat closing in on 40.
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