Hockey

Larkin’s Trade Request Stirs NHL Front Office as USA Hockey Stars Ready for Family Feud

Captain Dylan Larkin's limited no‑movement clause and upcoming Celebrity Family Feud appearance highlight a busy week for American hockey.

Trade Rumors Swirl Around Red Wings Captain

Dylan Larkin, the long‑standing captain of the Detroit Red Wings, has publicly requested a trade after eleven seasons with the franchise. His no‑movement clause restricts potential destinations to the Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, and Vegas Golden Knights, making a deal that satisfies all parties a remote possibility.

With the trade deadline approaching, the Red Wings appear poised to retain Larkin for the upcoming training camp in September. The team’s management has indicated that they will evaluate his situation during the preseason, but no concrete offers have emerged from the limited suitors.

Olympic Alumni Take on Celebrity Family Feud

Beyond the NHL, a group of USA Hockey gold medalists from the recent Milano‑Cortina Games will appear on the popular game show Celebrity Family Feud. The episode pits the women’s national team — featuring Hilary Knight, Cayla Barnes, Hannah Bilka, Laila Edwards and Caroline Harvey — against the men’s squad, which includes Dylan Larkin, Connor Hellebuyck, Griffin LaMarre, Jack Wallace and Declan Farmer.

The competition, scheduled to air at 8 p.m. EDT on ABC, is more than a novelty; it serves as a fundraiser for the USA Hockey Foundation. Executives from USA Hockey hope the visibility will translate into increased support for grassroots programs across the country.

The crossover of sports personalities onto a mainstream entertainment platform underscores the growing cultural footprint of hockey in the United States. Fans can expect a lively display of camaraderie and competition, with the added benefit of supporting youth hockey initiatives.

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