Devin Little

It's never a bad thing when your goalies are performing well. It can be a bad thing when you constantly need your goalies to perform well.

With a month of the 2024-25 NHL season in the books, all 32 teams have had a chance to get a feel for their weaknesses and strengths.

When the Detroit Red Wings called up Marco Kasper from the American Hockey League (AHL) back in October, it meant that they were committing to the idea of having three scoring lines instead of just two.

It's the time of year where people all over the United States take stock of the things they are thankful for. Family, friends, safety, and good food are just a few things that families across the country will give thanks for this week.

With reports of record breaking sales this holiday season, it's clear that people are embracing the season of giving – and the season of finding a good deal.

There are many things about this season's Detroit Red Wings team that are not the same as they were last season.

In case you've been living under a rock since Christmas, you are likely aware that the Detroit Red Wings made a midseason coaching change for the first time in over 40 years on Thursday.

The phrases “difference-maker” and “elite-level talent” have come up often when discussing the Detroit Red Wings' ongoing rebuild.

The Detroit Red Wings have come a long way when it comes to addressing their need for goaltending. After all, it wasn't that long ago that their goalie tandem consisted of Jonathan Bernier and Thomas Greiss, both of whom moved on or retired from the NHL shortly after their time in Detroit.

The NHL trade deadline is less than two months away, and teams have already begun to prepare themselves for the league's annual trade bonanza.