Dylan Larkin Plays His First Game for the Red Wings Since Asking for a Trade
Larkin missed the first two games with an injury, and his return would give Detroit a needed boost after an 0-2 start.
- On Tuesday, Dylan Larkin is expected to return for the Detroit Red Wings against the Ottawa Senators after missing the first two games due to injury, having practiced on the first line during the morning skate.
- Larkin requested a trade in the offseason and was stripped of his captaincy, yet remains a member of the Red Wings and is still one of the most talented players in the building.
- Detroit has gotten off to an 0-2 start to the season, hampered by Larkin's absence during a long postseason drought affecting the 32-team NHL.
- The Red Wings are hosting the Ottawa Senators, who are 2-0 for the first time since 2016; Detroit has an opportunity since it is a back-to-back for the Sens.
- Although Larkin still plays for the Red Wings, his no-trade clause limits potential destinations, complicating Detroit's ability to finalize a deal and leaving his long-term status uncertain.
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The Toronto Star
Dylan Larkin plays his first game for the Red Wings since asking for a trade
DETROIT (AP) — Dylan Larkin played for the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday night for the first time since asking for a trade, getting stripped of the captaincy, reporting to training camp, missing the start of the season because of…
The center player will play his first game of the season.
Red Wings Update Dylan Larkin's Status for Playing Tonight
This has the potential to continue being quite awkward in Detroit. Dylan Larkin requested a trade in the offseason and was stripped of his captaincy, but he’s still a member of the Red Wings. He was also booed during introductions at the Red Wings’ home opener, with fans clearly not happy with how Larkin has […]
Hämeen Sanomat
Dylan Larkin, who previously submitted a transfer request to the Detroit Red Wings, is returning to the lineup after his injury.
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