In this Detroit Red Wings News & Rumors update, Matthew Zator and Jordan Orth discuss Nate Danielson’s first NHL goal and dive into Jordan’s quarter-season player grades article, highlighting the top and bottom forwards and defensemen and the goaltending duo of Cam Talbot and John Gibson. They also talk about Marcus Pettersson as a potential trade target from the Vancouver Canucks, and what the Red Wings should be thankful for heading into Thanksgiving.
Check out the quarter-season player grades in written form – https://thehockeywriters.com/red-wings-player-grades-through-first-quarter-of-2025-26-season/
Check out Jordan’s writing – https://thehockeywriters.com/author/jorth/
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The dude on the right said you don’t need a big body in the line up back on D are you kidding me. Thats one of their problems. They don’t have that big body that clears out the front of the net and can drop the gloves. They have Seider and Edvinson that play with edge but you don’t want Seider or Edvinson getting dirty and that’s what’s it’s coming to.
The other teams are going after Raymond, Edvinson and a few of the young wings and there isn’t anyone to answer for that. It’s tired old Yzerman type of team. Although lately they have been playing with an edge and it shows in the win and losses.
Calling up Gustafsson hopefully is just to show case him for a trade. They don’t have the defenseman to make it through a physical playoff run and maybe not even the 3 week run before the playoff where the refs swallow their whistles. They need a North American stay at home defensemen that can drop the gloves that’s what the wings are missing since Yzerman has been here.