When the Detroit Red Wings acquired goaltender John Gibson from the Anaheim Ducks, the former all-star provided the organization with something they haven’t had in several years – stability in net.

The Detroit Red Wings have utilized multiple goaltenders over the last several years, some of whom were acquired via trade and others through free agency.

As the Edmonton Oilers look to round out their roster this summer and seem to be slow-playing their moves in free agency, ...

Detroit Lions' Cam Sutton missed practice Thursday and was listed as questionable on the weekly injury report ahead of Saturday's game in Dallas.

A former netminder with loads of experience is back in the NHL in a different role. On Monday, Detroit Red Wings general ...

Let's start with a recap: On June 28, Yzerman traded for goaltender John Gibson by sending Petr Mrazek and two draft picks to ...

The Detroit Red Wings celebrate the birthday of their reliable backstop in Cam Talbot, who turns 38 on Saturday. The ...

Detroit took a conservative approach with this year’s free-agent class — one that was thin to begin with and lost several ...

While expanding young Lukas Dostal’s role as their starting goaltender, the Anaheim Ducks were prepared to rely less on John ...

Some trades come out of nowhere. Others you can see coming from a mile away. In John Gibson’s case, it was more than a ...

After being displaced as the Ducks' starter in recent years, John Gibson is looking forward to showing he is still a quality ...