Here is everything you need to know about Bruins vs. Red Wings, including TV and streaming options for Saturday's game.

DETROIT -- The optics weren’t good when Andrew Copp suffered a lower-body injury eight days ago in Florida. But the Detroit Red Wings were encouraged to see their second-line center practicing at what appeared to be full speed Wednesday and without a blue non-contact jersey.

There are 11 games on the NHL schedule for Saturday, including two nationally televised in the United States and three in Canada. Here are the five things to watch today, along with the complete game schedule.

There are important stretches on every NHL regular-season schedule, and that's exactly what the Red Wings have beginning with Thursday's game against Montreal. With only 14 games left, and the Eastern Conference playoff race very tight,

The Detroit Red Wings look to get back on the winning track on Tuesday night, as they prepare to host the Ottawa Senators.

The Detroit Red Wings head into this week (Jan. 26- Feb.1) returning home from their three-game road trip. In those three games, the Red Wings took five of six possible points, dropping their matchup against the Minnesota Wild on Jan.22 in overtime.

The Red Wings don't get a reprieve from the NHL schedule to allow their injured players to heal, and they have no choice but to continue forward and put together points in the standings if they are to return to the playoffs.

Although they woke up on the outside looking in at the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs picture in the Eastern Conference for the first time since Dec. 7, the Detroit Red Wings reiterated after Monday morning’s practice at Little Caesars Arena’s BELFOR Training Center that their only focus is on playing to their identity and controlling what they can control.