Detroit Red Wings future lineup projection for the 2028-29 NHL season! We break down how the Red Wings roster could look in three years with their top prospects making the jump to the NHL.
In this video, we analyze:
– Carter Bear’s impact as Detroit’s 2025 first-round pick
– Dylan Larkin’s role at age 32 and potential succession plans
– Marco Kasper and Nate Danielson’s development as future centers
– Lucas Raymond’s evolution into a star player
– Simon Edvinsson and Moritz Seider anchoring the defense
– Axel Sandin-Pellikka as the future power play quarterback
– Sebastian Cossa and Trey Augustine’s goaltending tandem
– Michael Brandsegg-Nygård and other key prospects
After missing the playoffs for 15 consecutive seasons, could this projected lineup finally bring Detroit back to postseason hockey? We examine the team’s strengths, remaining needs, and whether internal development can elevate the Red Wings from playoff bubble team to legitimate contender.
Key topics covered:
– Forward depth with Kasper, Danielson, and rising prospects
– Defense corps led by Seider and Edvinsson
– Goaltending future with top prospects Cossa and Augustine
– Salary cap considerations and contract extensions
– Areas where Detroit still needs to improve
– Realistic playoff expectations for 2028-29
What do you think of this projected lineup? Can the Red Wings finally break their playoff drought? Let us know in the comments!
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