Seider Says Red Wings’ 4-1 Win Meant More After Larkin Suspension
The Red Wings responded to Dylan Larkin’s trade demand and suspension with a 4-1 win over the Blackhawks. Defenseman Moritz Seider said the circumstances gave the victory extra meaning, while expressing hope that Larkin finds a situation where he’s happy and Detroit remains competitive.
By the Numbers- Detroit beat Chicago 4-1.
- Seider recorded an assist and played 18:49.
- Larkin captained Detroit for nearly six years.
Seider said he hadn’t seen signs that Larkin no longer wanted to play in Detroit, and framed the trade request as both a teammate’s loss and a friend’s choice. He hopes the team receives a strong return while building a culture players want to join and stay with.
State of Play- Larkin has said he will sit out until he is traded; Detroit suspended him without pay.
- Seider said the team now needs to move forward and give other players a chance to step up.
Detroit’s win offered a show of unity, but the larger test is turning a sudden leadership rupture into a competitive team and a favorable outcome for the franchise.
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