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Red Wings don't land trades, but Yzerman bullish on prospect Bear
The Wings were contacted by teams beneath them in the first round, attempting to see if they'd move down the draft order while getting more picks. But with forward Carter Bear still available when the Wings picked 13th overall, the Wings weren't interested.
The Detroit Red Wings have ample cap space – roughly $21 million – and general manager Steve Yzerman is eager to spend it to ...
With the No. 13 overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the Red Wings selected Carter Bear, an 18-year-old winger from the WHL's Everett Silvertips.
In some mannerisms, newest Detroit Red Wings prospect Carter Bear was not unlike any other NHL first round draft pick. He was excited, delighted, enthusiastic. At the same time, there was a measured ...
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Caputo: Yzerman's slack is goneSo do Red Wings’ fans, who were forced to watch their team regress last season because of continued poor veteran talent evaluations by the general manager.
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Red Wings sign defenseman from 2019 second roundThe development paths of the first two players selected in Steve Yzerman’s first draft as Detroit Red Wings general manager have been much different. Moritz Seider, selected sixth overall in 2019, has ...
Red Wings launched the Fireside Chat Series including talks with franchise legends to honour 100 years of hockey history in ...
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The Daily: Panthers Believe They Can Keep UFAs; NHL RumorsDetroit GM Steve Yzerman is being urged to take bold swings in the NHL Draft.
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