Thank you

Appreciate that

The real mvp

😊

Milking kanes name for clicks. Also typical of them to put a bad look on Detroit “why would he stay with us”… well espn maybe because we have the most dominant young core in the league

lol I don’t think he gives a damn

If anything he’s probably all in on the Bills lol he’s from Buffalo

Go Bears !!!

It’s just the norm I guess

not really, you're just sensitive probably.

Ask your mom

Who cares what anyone says, since when do people in Detroit care what anyone says? Ignore them, they're just mad Kane came back to Detroit which I find hilarious, laugh at the haters, they're losers.

@@Megan-19 I don't care, just saying lol

he needs to move his family to Detroit for good & stay out of buffalo

Right. Man I miss watching Vinny play.

He can't do 19 or 9 either. I say 17 and let Brett Hull one T charm bless him lol!

@@gutetime3039 90, his birth year..lol.

why would 91 be unavailable ? if you know why it is not retired why would the illitch family have any reservation from someone else wearing it ? I mean I don't think they would purposely do something to make that relationship worse but certainly it is not like that number is considered holy at this point .

​@@pjpredhomme7699Daniel Sprong was told he could not wear 91 last season, as he explained on the EmptyNetters Podcast when asked about it. He tried to wear 91 first, but wore 88 instead until the winter. But then Patrick Kane signed and he gave up 88 to him so he wore 17 for the rest of the season.

@@pjpredhomme7699 nobody should ever be allowed to wear #91 in Detroit. Federov 100% deserves to have his jersey retired and it's such a shame that the illitch family etc won't allow it.

Also we're gonna be back in the playoffs.

@@Megan-19 lets hope

I'm not sure about the lightning. They lost stamkos and sergachev, but add Guentzel and Geekie. They might be better offensively, but losing sergachev is gonna be felt defensively

One of the 3 will not make the playoffs maybe 2

@@scottmiller8617Don’t forget McDonagh

If Cat stays on the top line, Stamkos-Compher-Kane would be a killer 2nd line.

Taresenko will do, I much prefer him over Stamkos.

He played minor hockey in Detroit - it is like a second or maybe third home for him . and is a lot closer to Buffalo than Chicago for his family - his dad still likes to go to his games whenever he can - they showed that on an intermission this past season .

@@pjpredhomme7699Chicago is closer than Buffalo to Detroit unless you go through Canada, in which case they are about the same distance at 4 hours. I have family in Buffalo and it’s pretty easy for them to get here fast.

why would he want to go back to chicago when no one he played with there is there anymore? And is no where near a playoff spot? He signed in new york cause he wanted to be on a contender

@@ethanparker7900 it was beyond sarcasm…

@@Alexirongatewelding how would anyone know that? Blackhawk fans do nothing but complain ab that trade still to this day. While he did leave earlier than expected, even if they didn't trade him i doubt he would still be there right now

Not sure about that - he really didn't play with him that much as the season went by . It was very obvious last season that he was well received on the team and was having a really good time playing hockey again. Sure he and Debrincat are best friends but I am pretty sure the entire red wings organization under Steve Yzerman are the more significant draw. And if they are going to get Jacob Trouba on top of that should put a little fear of god into opponents . Red Wings have been incredibly soft for a long, long time. Seeing opponents just dummy players like Larkin, or Raymond repeatedly and teammates do not defend them is disgusting. I read Nikita Zadorov talking about a dangerous high hit he put on Raymond last season - he said he didn't do it on purpose - but admittedly nearly took his head off - He said he was ready to be attacked by his teammates but no one did anything - he got suspended for two games for the hit but It validated what I have been saying for years now. With Jacob Trouba on their blueline - those days would be over.

​@@pjpredhomme7699yes and no. The lineup changed a lot throughout the season and the nights but I'd say I saw them together about as much as I saw Larkin and Raymond together.

@@pjpredhomme7699 even off the ice though they're besties

@@pjpredhomme7699 Kane played w DeBrincat like 90% of the year 5v5. I believe only 2 or 3 of his 20 goals didn't have DeBrincat on the ice. Only 1 didn't have Cat or Larkin.

huh

Of course it is

Every last fanbase and team wants him for a year. Get in line.

🙏

I smell Steve Yzerman, yet again

ummm have you taken a close look at him ? nuff said . I will say this when he was in Detroit he was probably the MOST popular player among his teammates and that means a lot in my book . He always seemed to be a couple sandwiches short of a picnic

Be honest. You're bitching about him cause he didn't get the stupid vax (oh look, he never needed to) and your stance is purely political.

@@pjpredhomme7699 Waaaaaannnnhhhh mommy, the bad hockey player didn't get the jab.

They don't have to live in the actual city they play hockey in. Everywhere in the country will have nearby suburbs that are great places to live.

Pretty much all major cities are shitholes but Chicago would be the worst 😂😂😂😂

@@RC-tm8jo yea, because wasting hours of my life commuting every day is exactly what i wanna do as a millionaire. . . .

@@schustererik83 hours every day commuting? A 10-15 minute drive to the arena and back isn't hours.

@@RC-tm8jo you living outside of a city, commuting to it in rush hour traffic, only takes 10-15 min? what city you live in, because i assure you it takes more time than that it would take you 10-15 min if you lived right next to the fucking stadium dude. . . . .

A decade out....so you're saying pretty much everyone in the pipeline and currently playing are gunna be retired or at the end of their careers? That's such a bad estimate, you didn't know a couple years ago we would have cat and Kane, you have no clue past 3 or 4 years what's going to happen.

@rickpeters9174 with the trade today, things may be a bit better, but since I've been watching the Wings for 59 years, I have a better grasp than those who tuned in in the 90s. If you recall, we had a drought of nearly sixteen years between '67 to '83, with only 2 playoff appearances. Some teams since the salary cap have had less than 2 appearances. But it's not just about making the playoffs, it's about finishing the playoffs with 16 wins. Sure, we may make the playoffs, but being there after the first round is going to be difficult. I hope all hopes that 3 or 4 years is sufficient, but Dylan Larkin deserves a cup, and if he decides to go to a team that is cup bound, I'll cheer for him. I'll be satisfied with a first rounder, and then a second in another year, but the road is paved with high turnover and more injuries. Players don't last as long with today's fast game, and there's less respect for players than before. I'll wager a bit on 3 or 4 to the conference championship, but a solid team is a no bettor with so many teams and so few franchise players.

@@puckhndler🎯 Well put. Also, Alot of fans (mostly younger ones) get so excited about prospects, having them penciled into certain lines, etc. These kids have never even played with men before. Juniors is light years below the AHL, much less the NHL. It’s taken Stevie 5 years just to “clear the books” and get a good prospect pool going. He walked into a worst case scenario. Depleted draft picks, not much future and a needed rebuild. And what’s worse is we’ve moved down in the draft lottery every year. Our core is just now beginning to take shape. We only have 1 top 2 line center in Larkin. He’s a borderline 1/2C. Compher and Copp are 3C’s on a contending team and neither one are young with more upside to come. By the time the Wings are ready to be consistent contenders, the majority of this roster won’t be there to do it. It took Tampa 10 years and that was starting out with Hedman and Stamkos. Granted they had one cup final in there. We have Larkin (who’s no Stamkos), will likely have to be our 2C behind a legit top center (to come?) and Seider (who’s probably the closest we have to a bona fide top franchise player). We are still a long ways away. Undersized, albeit very skilled, wingers like Debrincat and Raymond remain to be seen if they can play playoff hockey.

You're delusional.

@chevelle1 I'm back on the Yzerplan bandwagon for now, Tarasenko was a brilliant add. Maybe I'm getting too old, miss the old days, but definitely don't miss the 70s and 80s Wings...

get a life man

what

we dont know the extent of what he knew or didnt know. People say he and many main hawk players knew but no one knows the extent because no one admitted so. And before you say it, yes there was apparently some homophobic slurs and jokes made but we don't know if that was from blackhawk players or if it was from rockford players. Im not a hawks fan I am just saying what I have heard and seen since 2021

Nobody is asking that question except idiots like you.

Nobody is asking that question except idiots that can't let it go.

He probably stayed because he liked it there.

Walk into traffic cupcake. The Wings are making the playoffs and going far. You sound like a jealous little girl who didn't get her way at the ice cream shop. Chill out honey boo boo.

They barely missed the playoffs. They only missed because Washington held the tiebreaker.

Where he lives there is barely any crime. Detroit itself hit rock bottom like 12 years ago. It still has it's dangerous parts but they aren't hard to avoid.

Way safer than Chicago now

Kane is hanging out on 7 mile so what are you talking about?

Oh another Detroit hater.....go cry somewhere else. NYC LA Philly all have high crime rates don't see anyone complaining about those cities. You must be stuck in 2010 and believe everything you see on the internet, what a dumbass comment.

​@@moappleseider1699Detroit isn't even top 10 anymore, NYC, LA, Philly and Chicago are all far more dangerous than Detroit. I always tell people that and they never believe me until they get here and realize Detroit is in fact awesome.

Too bad for you, Detroit loves Kaner.

Too bad for you, Detroit loves Kaner.