Tomas Holmstrom News

Detroit Red Wings' forward Dan Cleary suffered a separated shoulder in Wednesday's 1-0 loss to the St.

The only time the Red Wings put the puck behind St. Louis goaltender Ty Conklin turned out not to count, and either he or a goalpost stopped every other shot the Wings mustered.

Anaheim's Corey Perry, left, upends Red Wings left wing Justin Abdelkader. NASHVILLE, Tenn.

Steve Sullivan #26 of the Nashville Predators skates against the Chicago Blackhawks at the Sommet Center on April 7, 2009 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Todd Bertuzzi tied it midway through the third period and scored a power-play goal 1:07 into overtime to give the Detroit Red Wings a 3-2 comeback victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Friday night.

Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader has played very solidly as the Red Wings' third/fourth-line center, alongside Drew Miller and Brad May/Kirk Maltby, but the combination Wings coach Mike Babcock's decision to reunite the "Eurotwins" line and Valtteri Filppula's absence led to Abdelkader filling in as Dan Cleary and Todd Bertuzzi's interim center ...

Martin Brodeur of the Devils is knocked over during the third period by the Red Wings' Tomas Holmstrom.

After disappointing finishes last season, the New York Rangers and Detroit Red Wings entered this season with the goal of returning to the playoffs yet again.

Hide Video The Detroit Red Wings rallied from two goals down to force overtime, but Patrik Elias scored in the fourth round of a shootout to give the New Jersey Devils a 4-3 victory Saturday night.

There's history at stake for the Red Wings to score not only tonight at St. Louis, but also Monday when the Wings host Dallas at Joe Louis Arena.

Amongst the great Red Wings-related myths that require "busting": It is true that the Detroit Red Wings and their, "Hockeytown, No Limits"/Red Wings Nation fan base are notoriously paranoid, earning "tinfoil hat-wearing" status from the rest of the NHL because we tend to take every perceived media slight personally, if not suggesting that there's ...

The Stars' power-play unit has been clicking over the past few games. That isn't good news for the Red Wings.

St. Louis -- There was a palpable feeling of release Saturday when Tomas Holmstrom finished a pretty passing play between Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg early in the second period and ended the third-longest goal-less streak in Red Wings history.

Aside from inserting Brad May into the lineup in Kirk Maltby's stead, Red Wings coach Mike Babcock told the media that neither he nor the coaching staff plan on making significant tweaks to his lineup for tonight's game against the St.

By any means necessary, the Red Wings were determined to snap their goal drought.

The Detroit Red Wings' Drew Miller, right, scores on Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne in the second period as Nashville's Kevin Klein looks on.

In conventional NHL thinking, most European forwards are skill-based players, not crease-crashing tough guys.

Brad May does not get paid by the fight, but he takes his role as the Detroit Red Wings' enforcer to an extreme.

The surging Red Wings will shoot for a third consecutive victory and sixth in seven games when they welcome the Anaheim Ducks for tonight's clash at Joe Louis Arena.

Amongst this afternoon's Red Wings reading... If you're up for translating Swedish, defenseman Andreas Lilja confirmed to Expressen's Mats Wennerholm that he, "Tried everything, including hypnosis, acupuncture, have visitedchiropractors and even 'healers,'" but only visits to Burnaby, BC's chiropractor/kinesiologist Dr.