Red Wings ‘getting more confident by the day’ under new coach McLellan
DETROIT -- When the Detroit Red Wings replaced coach Derek Lalonde with Todd McLellan on Dec. 26, they were eight points out of the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference. They looked lifeless on the ice.
There are different reasons for the Red Wings' success since coach Todd McLellan took over, but special teams have stood out.
Improvements on the penalty kill since Todd McLellan's takeover have been a major factor in Detroit's success, but can they keep up that improvement?
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Red Wings eying .500, another step closer to playoff spotThe Senators (19-17-2) have 40 points, two more than the Red Wings, who are three points behind Pittsburgh for the final wild card spot. Columbus, Montreal and Philadelphia also are between Detroit ...
After a brutal start to the 2024-25 campaign, the Detroit Red Wings have fired their head coach. Derek Lalonde, who has ...
DETROIT — From the very first minute of his introductory news conference Friday, Todd McLellan made clear what kind of ...
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Red Wings offer proof of how fast fortunes can turnThe Red Wings play their next four at home before their schedule gets much more difficult. According to tankathon.com, the Red Wings currently have the second-toughest remaining schedule (their ...
Red Wings coach Todd McLellan gave a full vote of confidence in struggling forward Vladimir Tarasenko on Monday.
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