Tomorrow kicks off free agency for the 2025-26 season, and the Detroit Red Wings have freed up some money. This afternoon, it was announced that the team is trading forward Vladimir Tarasenko to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for future considerations. The Tarasenko trade results in no retained money, freeing up $4.75 million. Tarasenko, in 80 games for Detroit this season, had 33 points on 11 goals and 22 assists. He was a -13, with eight power-play points. He was rumored to have been on the market at the trade deadline this season, but a deal couldn’t get done. One name to watch now before tomorrow for Detroit is re-signing forward Patrick Kane, who it’s no secret general manager Steve Yzerman wants to bring back. Kane has also said he’d like to finish his career with Detroit.
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Vladimir Tarasenko
Tarasenko just concluded his 13th season. The 33-year-old forward has played in 831 games, recording 662 points on 304 goals and 358 assists. He is a career +61 with 176 power-play points and 51 game-winning goals. Tarasenko is a two-time Stanley Cup Champion, winning with the St. Louis Blues in 2019 and then in 2024 with the Florida Panthers. In 121 career playoff games, he has 73 points on 49 goals and 24 assists. He is a -19 with 25 power-play points and eight game-winning goals.
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