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DETROIT’S ROOKIE WAVE & CENTRAL DIVISION PREVIEW – Winged Wheel Podcast – Sept. 28th



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The race is on for the remaining Detroit Red Wings roster spots, and Steve Yzerman & Todd McLellan are looking at a lot of promising young players vying for the Hockeytown squad.

Tune in as we open by discussing the Appleton – Copp – Rasmussen line, how their chemistry could solidify the rest of the lineup (DeBrincat – Kasper – Kane and even Larkin and Raymond), and whether the penalty kill could benefit. We also go over Albert Johansson’s improvement, what to expect on defense between him and Simon Edvinsson, Moritz Seider, and some potential other combinations including Bernard-Docker and Hamonic. Plus, Nate Danielson, Michael Brandsegg-Nygard, Carter Mazur, Amadeus Lombardi, Emmitt Finnie, and all of the young Red Wings hopefuls competing with the likes of Berggren and Compher for roster spots (plus Cossa in net).

After that, our Central Division preview & predictions: Rantanen’s Dallas Stars, Makar’s Colorado Avalanche, Hellebuyck’s Winnipeg Jets, Cooley’s Utah Mammoth, Kaprizov’s Minnesota Wild, Kyrou’s St. Louis Blues, Bedard’s Chicago Blackhawks, & Josi’s Nashville Predators.

Finally, NHL news including Mason McTavish’s contract and Barkov’s season-ending injury before we take your questions and comments in our Overtime segment – enjoy!

Intro: 00:00

Appleton Line & PK: 4:00

Johansson, Defense, & Rookie Wave: 14:05

Central Division Preview: 34:40

McTavish & Barkov News: 1:06:10

Overtime: 1:11:15

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21 Comments

  1. I'm so impressed by MBN and Finnie, as well as the other prospects. I expect 1 year from now. Nate Danielson, Amadeus Lombardi, ASP, Emmitt Finnie, MBN, Carter Mazur, and Sebastian Cossa to become full-time Detroit Red Wings, before the 2026-2027 season. I also expect William Wallinder and Shia Buium to have an excellent opportunity to join at the start of next season or shortly after.

    Detroit Red Wings 2026-2027 line-up:

    Finnie Larkin Raymond
    DeBrincat Kasper Kane?
    Lombardi Danielson MBN
    Soderblom Copp Mazur
    Rasmussen

    Johansson Seider
    Edvidsson ASP
    Buium JBD
    Wallinder

    Gibson
    Cossa

    If Patrick Kane doesn't re-sign Mason Appleton will remain on the team. I expect Jonatan Berggren to be traded for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick, and J.T. Compher be traded at 50% retained for a 4th or 5th round draft pick to Colorado.

    Detroit Red Wings 2027-2028 line-up:

    Finnie Larkin Raymond
    DeBrincat Kasper MBN
    Lombardi Danielson Buchelnikov
    Mazur Soderblom Kiiskinen
    Rasmussen?

    Buium Seider
    Edvidsson ASP
    Johansson Johansson
    Wallinder

    Gibson?
    Cossa
    —————–
    Augustine

  2. I think we should probably have at least 1 if not 2 rookies on the team this year. Otherwise we are going to be overloaded with rookies next season.

  3. One of the biggest issue with this team is the streakiness. Young players come with more inconsistency. In general. You want reliability, so I get it if the decision is to let younger players mature in GR.

  4. This training camp, we have a lot of potential Red Wings (rookies)!
    No. 1 picks are Finne, MBN, ASP, and Wallinder (positive surprises).
    No. 2 picks are Danielson, Lombardi, Buium, and Postava (very good options).
    No. 3 picks are Mazur and Cossa (somewhat disappointed by both).

  5. Saw the injuries to Florida. Wonder if they might possibly be interested in Rasmussen as a filler. Contract would fit in the range you all mentioned. Defensively responsible and can play both Center and Wing. I would be calling them if I was Stevie Y. Don’t know their prospect depth but Tkachuk and Barkov are big losses.

  6. Personnel hasn't really improved on the PK. Appleton is a below average penalty killer. Not sure why people think he is a good two-way guy. I guess because he doesn't score.

  7. Minnesota's only issue is staying healthy. They were one of the best teams in the league last year for the first few months until the roster fell apart – imo like you said you guys kind of are downers on a lot of things especially when it comes to evaluating rosters and teams, like skipping past average so that everyone who isn't elite is terrible.

  8. I think edvisson will help the pk. And this whole pk problem won’t be fixed but it won’t be that bad like last season.

  9. i dont think you are comprehending the fact that there is no guarantee the salary cap will continue to rise. you are taking quite a bit for granted here.

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