The Detroit Red Wings, who are back in action on Friday evening against the Florida Panthers, have released positive injury news on a pair of key players.

In their first full game without their captain, the Red Wings put up a strong all-around showing to pick up a 3-0 win in New Jersey.

Newcomer Justin Faulk has given the Detroit Red Wings what they expected, but his arrival has also bumped Axel Sandin-Pellikka out of the defense pairs.

Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan said the team believes Dylan Larkin will be back with the team in time for Thursday's game.

The Red Wings face a significant setback as primary goalie John Gibson is sidelined with a day-to-day injury. While Gibson is improving, he won't play against Vegas, leaving backup Cam Talbot to defend the net.

"Our bench was excited for the win but really excited for Shiner," coach Todd McLellan said.

The Detroit Red Wings suffered a setback in their Friday night loss to the Florida Panthers when Dylan Larkin went down with a non-contact lower-body injury in the third period when his knee bent awkwardly and he fell to the ice.

The Red Wings' lineup looks different than it did a week ago, and every game feels massive. So, what does their playoff path now look like?

When the Detroit Red Wings wrapped up practice on Thursday, March 5, there was 26 hours left before the trade deadline. "A lot can happen in that time," said Patrick Kane, smiling. Often times general manager Steve Yzerman watches the Wings go through drills from a lounge above the practice facility inside Little Caesars Arena,

The Detroit Red Wings got noticeably better at the NHL Trade Deadline with the additions of David Perron and Justin Faulk, and here is our analysis. Now that the dust has settled, the burning question on every fan’s mind is when will they see Perron and Faulk debut?