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The Detroit Red Wings are deep in the hunt for a new General Manager, a search that could also bring a President of Hockey Operations to the organization. Meanwhile, contract updates from the San Jose Sharks and Calgary Wranglers shed light on upcoming roster moves.
The Detroit Red Wings are gearing up for a significant reshuffle in their hockey operations, with interviews for a new director set to start next week. The club is exploring a two‑person system that could mirror the structure of the Montreal Canadiens, while Jeff Greenberg emerges as a leading candidate thanks to his analytics background and recent tenure with the Tigers.
With Steve Yzerman stepping aside, the Red Wings are navigating a late‑started, thorough hunt for a GM who may reshape the franchise’s direction.
The Detroit Red Wings are considering a new front office structure with a president of hockey operations and a general manager, possibly bringing in Brendan Shanahan for the former role. The team is also looking at analytics-driven approaches for their next GM, learning from successful teams like Carolina, Colorado, and Buffalo.
Detroit’s struggling rotation chief warns that the club must turn its season around quickly or face major changes before the 2026 trade deadline, a scenario that could reshape the team’s future.