Ted Kulfan is a Sports Writer at the Detroit News. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a particular focus on team sports and major league sports. Ted's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Killeen Daily Herald and Yahoo Sports.
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Ted Kulfan's articles predominantly focus on ice hockey, particularly the Detroit Red Wings and their performances. His coverage heavily features event recaps and evolving stories related to ice hockey games, especially those involving the Detroit Red Wings.
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By: Ted Kulfan
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman on when the team will make the playoffs
By: Ted Kulfan
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman on when the team will make the playoffs
By: Ted Kulfan
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman on when the team will make the playoffs
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Detroit — Michael Brandsegg-Nygard may not have been totally ready for the NHL this season.
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Kyle Busch death report shocks NASCAR
Moritz Seider put together career-highs in a handful of categories, but what matters most to him is the Red Wings missing the playoffs yet again.
Ted Kulfan, The Detroit News Detroit — Justin Faulk remembers in October when he was still a member of the St. Louis Blues and they visited the Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena.
By: Ted Kulfan
Emmitt Finnie's improbable season continues, and it might end with a world-championship medal.
Detroit — Of all the Red Wings that are, and have been, competing in the men's world championships, arguably the most impressive could be Michael Brandsegg-Nygard.
