Patrick Kane

With a 3-point effort Friday against his old team, Kane has 11 points during the Red Wings' six-game winning streak.

Kane and Bedard's careers started off in a remarkably similar way, but there is one big difference that makes them seem worlds apart.

After the Red Wings' new coach gave a clear message at his first practice, his team responded by delivering his first win in Detroit.

At 35, Kane is facing stiff competition to make a loaded Team USA. But his case to do so remains strong.

The first day of Red Wings training camp featured some big news and a clear emphasis for 2024-25.

This isn’t exactly what Patrick Kane wanted, but it’s everything the Red Wings could have hoped for.

By Max Bultman, Chris Johnston and Pierre LeBrun “Showtime” will go on in Detroit. After a negotiation that went right to the edge of free agency opening, future Hall-of-Fame winger Patrick Kane is returning to the Red Wings on a one-year deal, the team announced Sunday. It will have a base salary of $4 million, with up to $2.5 million in bonuses, and a full no-trade clause per league sources. After joining Detroit midway through last season, following hip surgery, Kane scored 20 goals and had 47 points in 50 games for the Red Wings, who came within a tiebreaker of the playoffs. THE SHOW...

The Red Wings added eight new players at the draft, and now go into what should be a fascinating July 1 with possibilities swirling.

The Rangers are trying to trade Trouba, whose camp could throw a wrench in New York's plans.

It’s time to take a look at Chicago's summer of 2024 from a somewhat less than dreamy scenario.

Patrick Kane's answers Thursday didn't inspire much confidence that his year in Detroit would turn into something longer-term.

The Red Wings' season ended in the most heartbreaking finish possible. And while their season showed progress, the task now gets tougher.

Raymond powered the Red Wings to a 4-3 win over the Blue Jackets, but Detroit's sluggish starts are a massive liability.

CHICAGO — Twenty-two games. That’s all, just 22. That’s how long the Blackhawks went without a franchise player, without a megastar, without an individual so talented and so spectacular that hope is always at hand, without the kind of player who makes every game worth watching, no matter how bleak things get. And oh, those 22 games were bleak. Who could forget the Anders Bjork era? The Buddy Robinson era? The Austin Wagner era? Yes, everyone understood the plan, and most fans even seemed to embrace the tank as a necessary evil. But owning a bunch of draft picks and the rights to some...

On the same night the Blackhawks retired Chelios' No. 7 jersey, Kane scored the game-winning goal for Detroit in his Chicago homecoming.

On the eve of Kane's first return to Chicago, he and fellow former Blackhawk DeBrincat are clicking at full potential.

It hasn’t even been a calendar year since Kane was traded away from the Blackhawks following 16 years with the organization.

With the Red Wings still holding down a playoff spot, we break down the biggest decisions Steve Yzerman has to make between now and March 8.