...playoffs 17 straight seasons, the longest current streak in North American pro sports, longtime Red Wings general manager Ken Holland has managed to add key pieces through the draft and free agency. The biggest find might've been Henrik Zetterberg...

...player can turn and say: 'I'm going to be here next year ... I don't know about you." But Detroit Red Wings GM Ken Holland said no-trade doesn't always mean no-trade. "A no-trade player has control where he's going ... if you...

...like they have done in the past. Back in Detroit two days after a first-round flop in the playoffs, general manager Ken Holland said he was still stunned Edmonton scored four third-period goals to win 4-3 and eliminate the Red Wings. "I'm...

...expired at the end of June, will not be behind the Red Wings' bench for the first time since 1987. General manager Ken Holland, who announced the decision Friday at a news conference at Joe Louis Arena, said he broke the news to Lewis a day...

...deal weren't released. "Jiri is a young and very talented player who is a big part of our future," Red Wings GM Ken Holland said. "We're happy to have him signed." Fischer, 24, was drafted by Detroit with the 25th pick in the 1998 draft...

...contract expired when the Calgary Flames beat Detroit in the second round of the playoffs, met with general manager Ken Holland on Thursday. Holland extended an offer for Lewis to return, which was accepted, but the length and the terms of the...

...Iginla is a powerful and talented forward who may be playing as well as anyone in the world," Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said. "And Kiprusoff has been one of the NHL's most outstanding goaltenders all season." The Red Wings host the...

...from defenseman Chris Chelios and goaltender Dominik Hasek on whether they plan to return next season. Red Wings GM Ken Holland said he continues to negotiate with Chelios, while Hasek is expected to decide by the end of week on whether he'll...

...holding the Cup, waving to the crowd, perched in back of a red Ford Mustang convertible. Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said the team faces uncertainty in the off-season. In addition to looking for a new leader, the Wings risk losing...

...his heart rate up. If he doesn't experience any symptoms, his could be back immediately. Detroit general manager Ken Holland said he expects him in the lineup by Game 4. The Red Wings are 13-4 in the postseason and are three wins from capturing...