Detroit Red Wings Odds

As an Original Six franchise in a hockey-obsessed city, the story of the NHL simply can’t be told without lots of time devoted to the Detroit Red Wings. The team won its first Stanley Cup in 1936 and has racked up 11 titles.

A number of legendary players have adorned the red and white through the years, including two of the best in NHL history: Gordie Howe and Steve Yzerman. Dylan Larkin is among those leading the way on the current roster as the club looks to recapture the magic of its glory days.

If you’re looking to bet on the Wings, we’ll show you the best legal sportsbooks in Michigan for Red Wings odds including best current odds for the next game and odds on the Wings to win the Stanley Cup.

Next Up: Edmonton Oilers

• Game Day: Tuesday, February 7, 2023
• Game Time: 4:30 PM ET
• TV Channel: ESPN+
• Location: Detroit, Michigan
• Arena: Little Caesars Arena

Betting Insights For The Oilers Game

• The Red Wings are 22nd in the NHL in scoring (3.0 goals per game), and the Oilers are 20th defensively (3.2 against).
• Detroit has a -12 goal differential on the season, 23rd in the NHL.
• The Red Wings average 7.1 penalty minutes per game, 30th in the NHL.

Detroit's Last 10 Games

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Red Wings Player Insights

• In 47 games for Detroit this season, Dylan Larkin has recorded 43 total points (first on the club) -- 15 goals and 28 assists.
• Larkin has been an offensive facilitator to the tune of 28 assists (first on the team) and 15 goals.
• Ben Chiarot has served a team-leading 33 penalty minutes from 15 penalties.
• Ville Husso has gone 17-11-4 between the pipes this season while conceding 98 goals (3.0 goals against average), making 893 saves, and compiling a .901 save percentage.
• Jake Walman leads Detroit with his +13 plus-minus on the season.

Injuries For Detroit Vs Edmonton

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How to bet on Wings player props and futures odds

You’ll undoubtedly be looking to bet on the outcome of Red Wings games, but be sure to take the time to explore other NHL betting odds. Two of the biggest markets you should check out are prop betting and futures.

Props can typically be found by clicking through on individual games, while there’s usually a dedicated futures tab to be found after you click on the NHL link. Here’s what you need to know about both bet types.

Prop betting

Props are additional wagering opportunities on what may happen in a game. Prop bets are based on specific circumstances that might come up from a game, team or player perspective. Here are some examples of what you might see at PointsBet Sportsbook in Michigan and other state betting sites.

• Total points for Dylan Larkin: Over/Under 1.5?
• Which side will record more shots: Red Wings or Maple Leafs?
• Will overtime be needed: Yes/No?

Futures markets

These are wagers you can place on events that will happen in the future. The biggest futures odds market you’ll find is for the winner of the next Stanley Cup, but that’s not all that exists. Here are some of the other popular futures bets you can consider.

• Red Wings regular-season win totals: Over/under a specific number
• Division and Conference winners
• Winners of individual awards: Hart, Vezina, etc.

Props and futures open up the doors to even more betting action for the Red Wings and the rest of the NHL. There are a number of enticing options for you to consider at any time, so be sure to check them out.

Puck lines and moneylines

If you want to bet on an individual hockey game, the most popular bet type is a moneyline bet. The favored team is expressed as a negative number, such as -160, while the underdog has a plus sign in front of its odds, such as +140.

There are also bets similar to a spread bet called puck lines. The line represents the number of goals a team must win or cover as a loser in order for a bet to cash. These lines are typically +1.5 for the underdog and -1.5 for the favorite.

Detroit Red Wings top draft picks

The Red Wings added center Marco Kasper with the eighth selection of the 2022 NHL Draft last July.

Here’s a list of the Red Wings first round picks over the last decade.

Year	Pick	Player	Position	Team
2022	8	Marco Kasper	C	Rogle BK
2021	6	Simon Edvinsson	D	Vastra Frolunda Jr.
2021	15	Sebastian Cossa	G	Edmonton Oil Kings
2020	4	Lucas Raymond	LW	Frölunda HC
2019	6	Moritz Seider	D	Adler Mannheim
2018	6	Filip Zadina	RW	Halifax Mooseheads
2018	30	Joe Veleno	C	Drummondville Voltigeurs
2017	9	Michael Rasmussen	C	Tri-City Americans
2016	20	Dennis Cholowski	D	St. Cloud State Huskies
2015	19	Evgeny Svechnikov	LW	Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
2014	15	Dylan Larkin	C	Michigan Wolverines
2013	20	Anthony Mantha	RW	Val-d'Or Foreurs

Top 5 Detroit Red Wings players of all time

As an Original Six franchise, the Red Wings have quite the storied history, and a number of legendary players have worn the red and white. Here’s a look at five of the best players in Detroit history.

1. Gordie Howe, RW: The man known as “Mr. Hockey” is one of the greatest players in NHL history. Howe played right wing for the Red Wings from 1946-1971, winning four Stanley Cups and racking up numerous accolades along the way.
2. Steve Yzerman, C: Yzerman now runs the Red Wings as general manager and executive vice president. Let’s just say that his legendary career helped improve his chances for the gig. A three-time Stanley Cup champ and recipient of numerous awards, he’s a legend in Detroit.
3. Ted Lindsay, LW: Lindsay’s No. 7 hangs from the rafters, and it’s for good reason. He was a huge part of the club’s success in the 1940s and 1950s, winning four Cups while being named to the NHL first or second team numerous times.
4. Niklas Lidstrom, D: From 1991-2012, Lidstrom was a fixture on defense for Detroit. He spent his final six seasons serving as team captain. Lidstrom won four Cups during his run and was the recipient of the Norris Trophy a whopping seven times.
5. Sergei Fedorov, C: Arguably one of the most exciting and dynamic players to ever lace up the skates, Fedorov won the Hart Memorial Trophy in 1994. The Red Wings won three Cups during his time with the team, and he was a huge reason for the success.

Numerous players who have at least spent some time with the Red Wings have been enshrined in the Hockey Hall of Fame, while the club has retired the numbers of eight of its most legendary players.

Detroit Red Wings goals leaders

The past decade of scoring leaders for Detroit is chock full of familiar names. Here are the leading goal scorers for the past 10 seasons of Red Wings hockey.

• 2021-22: Dylan Larkin, 31
• 2020-21: Adam Erne, 11 (shortened season)
• 2019-20: Tyler Bertuzzi, 21
• 2018-19: Dylan Larkin, 32
• 2017-18: Anthony Mantha, 24
• 2016-17: Tomas Tatar, 25
• 2015-16: Dylan Larkin, 23
• 2014-15: Tomas Tatar, 29
• 2013-14: Gustav Nyquist, 28
• 2012-13: Pavel Datsyuk, 15

Detroit Red Wings head coach

The Red Wings hired Derek Lalonde as their head coach on June 30, 2022. He replaces Jeff Blashill, who was fired following the 2021-22 season.

Lalonde was most recently an assistant with the Tampa Bay Lightning, where he won a pair of Stanley Cups. His professional head coaching experience came in the ECHL and AHL.

Here’s a look at the four men who preceded Lalonde in the position.

Scotty Bowman, one of the greatest coaches in NHL history, ended his run in 2002 with three Stanley Cups to his credit. Here’s a look at how the three men who have followed the legend have fared.

Dave Lewis, 2002-04

• 48 wins two seasons in a row.
• Cumulative record of 96-41-21-6 for 219 points
• First place in Central Division both years
• Lost in Round 1 of the playoffs in ‘03
• Lost in Round 2 of the playoffs in ‘04

Mike Babcock, 2005-15

• Made postseason every year of his tenure
• 50 wins or more four times
• First place in Central Division five times
• Won Stanley Cup in ‘08
• Lost in Cup Finals in ‘09

Jeff Blashill, 2015-22

• Served on staff with Babcock
• Coached Red Wings minor league affiliate to Calder Cup
• Former coach at Western Michigan University
• Made playoffs in first season at helm

Detroit Red Wings captains

The Red Wings spent the 2018- and 2019-20 campaigns without a captain. But the club announced in January 2021 that Dylan Larkin would be the franchise’s 37th captain.

Over the past three decades, just three other members of the Red Wings had filled that role.

• Henrik Zetterberg, 2013-18
• Niklas Lidstrom, 2006-12
• Steve Yzerman, 1986-2006

Detroit Red Wings goalies

The Red Wings could very well have their goalie of the future in Alex Nedeljkovic. The rookie played very well on a bad team in the 2021-22 season. Here’s a look at all of the goaltenders who have suited up for Detroit from 2005 through this past season.

• Alex Nedeljkovic, 2021-22
• Thomas Greiss, 2021-22
• Jonathan Bernier, 2018-2021
• Jimmy Howard, 2005-20
• Joey MacDonald, 2006-07, 2010-12
• Ty Conklin, 2008-09, 2011-12
• Thomas McCollum, 2010-15
• Jonas Gustavsson, 2012-15
• Petr Mrazek, 2012-18
• Jared Coreau, 2016-18
• Kaden Fulcher, 2018-20

Although there are 11 names on the list, Howard had been the dominant presence in net with more than 500 games played under his belt for the Wings. Mrazek is the only other goaltender to make more than 100 appearances over this span.

Where to stream or listen to the Red Wings games live

National broadcasts of select NHL games can be found on the following: ABC, ESPN, TBS, TNT, NHL Network and ESPN+. For Red Wings games specifically, the place to go is Bally Sports Detroit.

Please note that you’ll need to sign in with an existing subscription from your cable, satellite or streaming provider for full access to any or all of these options on the Web.

Detroit Red Wings Play-by-Play/Radio

The flagship radio networks for Red Wings games are WXYT-AM and FM, which can be found at 1270 and 97.1 on the dial, respectively. The feed for games is also picked up by numerous affiliates throughout Michigan.

You can also find live audio on NHL.com via the TuneIn player. Listeners can also download the TuneIn app to catch Red Wings action on the go on their iOS or Android devices.

Detroit Red Wings franchise history and trivia

The Detroit Red Wings are one of the Original Six NHL franchises, along with the Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers.

The franchise is third on the all-time list for Stanley Cups won with 11, behind only the Canadiens and Maple Leafs, who have 24 and 13, respectively. Detroit is second all-time for appearances in the Finals with 24, behind only the Canadiens’ 34.

Here are some of the other details you need to know about one of the most iconic franchises in the NHL, including the all-time team leaders in several statistical categories.

• Goals: Gordie Howe, 786
• Assists: Steve Yzerman, 1,063
• Points: Gordie Howe, 1,809
• Wins: Terry Sawchuk, 351
• Regular-season games played: Gordie Howe, 1,687
• Postseason games played: Niklas Lidstrom, 263
• Postseason points: Steve Yzerman, 185
• Most penalty minutes in a season: Bob Probert, 398 in 1997-98
• Most shutouts in postseason: Dominik Hasek, 6
• Retired numbers: Eight total: Terry Sawchuk (No. 1), Red Kelly (No. 4), Niklas Lidstrom (No. 5), Ted Lindsay (No. 7), Gordie Howe (No. 9), Alex Delvecchio (No. 10), Sid Abel (No. 12) and Steve Yzerman (No. 19)
• Hall of Famers: 65 players, 12 Builders
• Stanley Cups won: 11, last in 2007-08
• Conference titles: Six, last in 2008-09
• Division titles: 19, last in 2010-11
• Playoff appearances: 64, last in 2015-16
• Most wins in a season: 62 in 1995-96
• Longest home win streak: 23 games in 2011-12
• Most goals in season: Steve Yzerman, 65 in 1988-89