Monday’s biggest story was Dylan Larkin’s reaction to Canadiens fans chanting his name at the Bell Centre, as Todd McLellan admitted the Red Wings’ off-ice storylines have become a distraction. Here’s everything else from a Thanksgiving Monday in Michigan hockey.
Red Wings
- Larkin calls Montreal’s “We Want Larkin” chants a surprise as McLellan admits off-ice noise is a distraction: Larkin said he never imagined hearing his name chanted in Montreal and insisted he remains a Red Wing, while McLellan said the team has a responsibility to stay focused on what it can control.
OHL
- Braidy Wassilyn carries record seven-game goal streak into Spirit’s Thanksgiving matinee at Windsor: A look ahead at Saginaw’s trip to the WFCU Centre, where Wassilyn’s franchise-record streak to open a Spirit career was on the line in a rematch with the Spitfires.
- Spirit Game Recap: at Spitfires (Oct. 12) — Shurygin makes 34 saves, Zhilkin scores in Windsor: Stepan Shurygin faced a heavy workload and Dima Zhilkin found the net as Saginaw visited Windsor for a Canadian Thanksgiving matinee; full recap inside.
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