One of the most frustrating refrains for the Detroit Red Wings over the past three seasons is that their record in the month of March played a major role in ultimately sinking their chances in the ...

Copp arrived in Detroit in the 2022 offseason, inking a five-year, $28.125MM contract in free agency. He’s in the third year of that deal, which carries a cap hit of $5.625MM.

Forward J.T. Compher makes north of $5 million, like Copp, and could also be used to offset or clear salary. Copp showed enough under McLellan to remain with the Red Wings for one more season.

Copp's work on the defensive end, the much-needed size (6-1, 203 pounds) he brings to the lineup, and his work on the penalty kill were all parts the Wings missed near the end of the season.

Copp came to the Red Wings before the 2022-23 season as a free agent and has shown to be a solid middle- to bottom-six forward that also kills penalties and is solid on the face-off dot with a 50. ...

The Detroit Red Wings weren’t the same after Andrew Copp suffered a season-ending shoulder injury. Several other factors contributed to their March/April demise. But missing their second-line ...

Detroit Red Wings forward Andrew Copp suffered a season-ending torn pectoral tendon in February. Copp praised new coach Todd McLellan's leadership and impact on the team. Copp expressed disappointment ...

The Wings signed Copp to a five-year, $28.13 million contract in 2022, hoping he could build on the 20-goal season he posted in 2021-22.

Miller has a $5.25 million cap hit for the 2022-23 season (the final year of his contract), so New York could make it work financially. But it could all come down to whether Vancouver wants to ...

Detroit Red Wings forward Andrew Copp suffered a season-ending torn pectoral tendon in February. Copp praised new coach Todd McLellan's leadership and impact on the team.

The Detroit Red Wings weren’t the same after Andrew Copp suffered a season-ending shoulder injury. Several other factors contributed to their March/April demise. But missing their second-line ...