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Red Wings sign D Moritz Seider to 7-year extension
Detroit Red Wings sign Lucas Raymond to 8-year extension worth more than $8M per year
Raymond, 23, is coming off his third NHL season, which saw him reach 31 goals and 41 assists. His 72 points led the team, and his .88 points-per-game average ranked only behind Dylan Larkin (1.01) and Patrick Kane (.
Red Wings sign Moritz Seider for seven years at an $8.55 million AAV
The Detroit Red Wings on Thursday locked up their franchise defenseman, signing Moritz Seider to a seven-year contract worth just under $60 million. Seider’s $8.55 million average annual value comes in slightly lower than captain Dylan Larkin’s $8.7 million AAV on the eight-year pact he inked in March 2023.
Red Wings, 'deserving' Moritz Seider agree to new seven-year contract
Traverse City — The Red Wings and Moritz Seider were expected to agree on a new contract soon, and they did. The two sides agreed Thursday to a new seven-year contract worth $59.85 million ($8.55 million annual average value).
Dylan Larkin expecting growth from Red Wings
Red Wings open 2024 Training Camp with optimism and raised expectations carried over from last season
Set to enter his 10th NHL season with the only organization he’s ever known, Larkin has his sights set on elevating his game this season. In 2023-24, Larkin scored a career-high 33 goals in 68 contests and averaged over a point per game (69 points) for the first time in his career.
Dylan Larkin eyes next level for himself, Red Wings as camp begins
The Red Wings will practice and scrimmage at Centre I.C.E. Arena through Sunday, when camp concludes with a Red and White game (2 p.m., streamed on detroitredwings.com). The preseason opener is Wednesday in Chicago.
Dylan Larkin expecting growth from Red Wings after last season's late push
Traverse City — The Red Wings put together an exciting end to last season that almost culminated with a playoff berth. Captain Dylan Larkin said Thursday he thought about the Wings' final home game at Little Caesars Arena, with Lucas Raymond's dramatic goal in the waning seconds, and how the crowd erupted.
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"He's Taught Me So Much": Alex DeBrincat Excited for Patrick Kane's Second Year in Detroit
Even just having Kane around as a mentor is a big deal for DeBrincat. This is a guy whose families hang out together, who has ...
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With Playoff Hopes in Sight, Red Wings Enter Season Anew
The Red Wings’ near-miss playoff run last season changes expectations for the upcoming campaign, but now their task becomes ...
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With Vladimir Tarasenko on board, 'Championship Line' has potential for Detroit Red Wings
Former Stanley Cup champions Vladimir Tarasenko and Patrick Kane could be potent second-line wingers for the Detroit Red ...
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