Dylan Larkin Trade List Deepens Red Wings Backlash

Detroit Red Wings have options regarding where to trade Dylan Larkin

Atlantic Division Captain Requests Trade, and It's Not Ottawa's

While media outlets left and right continue to 'chuk their credibility out of a window by discussing rumors of the Ottawa Senators trading their captain, it appears another Atlantic Division captain could be on the move instead. It was reported last week by actual journalist Elliotte Friedman that Detroit’s Dylan Larkin has requested a trade just two years into an 8-year deal with a more than reasonable $8.7M cap hit. It shouldn’t come as a surp…

‘You Can’t Win’ — Detroit Red Wings Legend Warns Dylan Larkin After Rumored Trade Request

Dylan Larkin's trade request shakes Detroit as an NHL legend warns the move could backfire and spark major consequences for both player and team.

Dylan Larkin Trade Will Reshape NHL Free Agency, The 2026-27 Season

The NHL offseason took a dramatic turn when reports surfaced that Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin wants out of Detroit. After spending his entire career with the franchise he grew up supporting, Larkin’s apparent desire for a fresh start has sent shockwaves across the league. For years, Larkin represented everything the Red Wings hoped to build around. The captain embraced the captaincy, endured multiple rebuilding seasons, and remained l…

Should no-move clauses be changed when a player requests a trade? - Daily Faceoff

Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin sent shockwaves through the hockey world last week when word spread that he had requested a trade from the franchise that drafted him in the first round in 2014. On Monday, Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press reported that Larkin, who has a full no-trade clause, had a three-team wishlist of the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild. Larkin’s reported wish list of just three teams,…

Dylan Larkin Trade List Deepens Red Wings Backlash

Dylan Larkin’s trade request hit Red Wings fans on June 4. The backlash grew when it became clear his contract gives him a full no-trade clause through next season and that he would waive it for only a limited set of destinations, including a reported three-team list. According to the Detroit Free Press, Larkin’s list of preferred destinations is believed to include three teams: the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights, and Minnesota Wild. Tha…