Surprises and standout performances highlight Red Wings training camp finale in Traverse City

Over the week, players were split into three teams: Team Lindsay, Team Delvecchio, and Team Howe, with each participating in on-ice practice sessions and off-ice workouts. However, the absence of Moritz Seider was a notable surprise. Seider's contract had only recently been finalized, and while he was listed as a restricted free agent, his absence raised eyebrows among fans eager to see him on the ice.

Among the standout players during the camp were Carter Mazur, who demonstrated sharp skating and shooting skills, and Alex DeBrincat, who showed impressive chemistry with Patrick Kane during power play drills. Ville Husso looked like he was back in top form, while Cam Talbot and Alex Lyon were also solid in net, signaling a tight competition for goaltending spots.

The Red and White game capped off the weekend, showcasing different game situations and ending with a 10-man shootout. The White Team won 6-1, with goals from Amadeus Lombardi, Simon Edvinsson, and Christian Fischer. Lucas Raymond and Dylan Larkin impressed during the game, but it was Patrick Kane's dazzling shootout goal that stole the show.

Source: Octopusthrower
Detroit Red Wings Traverse City Training Camp Observations