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Dylan Larkin Says He'll Be at Red Wings Training Camp; Team Will Start Season with No Captain
The team will wait to name a successor until new hockey operations leadership is in place, and Dylan Larkin will attend training camp.
- On Friday, the Detroit Red Wings announced that forward Dylan Larkin will attend training camp next week, but the club will enter the 2026-27 season without a designated captain.
- Larkin, who has played in Detroit since 2014, requested a trade shortly after the 2025-26 season ended on April 15, prompting the captaincy vacancy.
- Detroit currently lacks a general manager after Steve Yzerman transitioned to senior advisor in July; Larkin stated he will "talk further about the direction of the team" once new leadership is in place.
- In Las Vegas on Tuesday, Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat said teammates are "happy to see him at the rink" despite the unresolved leadership situation.
- Detroit may go without a captain for over a full season, with Lucas Raymond and Moritz Seider emerging as potential candidates once new hockey operations leadership is hired.
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Red Wings' Dylan Larkin Stripped of Captaincy
As the Detroit Red Wings and forward Dylan Larkin continue to look for a trade partner, they have decided he will no longer be the captain. Detroit made the following statement, saying that Larkin is under contract with the team and will continue to talk privately about his future. “The Red Wings will begin the […]
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