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McLellan: Wings were good enough to make playoffs, 'gave away' too many points
Detroit — Coach Todd McLellan believes the Detroit Red Wings were good enough to be a playoff team. What bothered McLellan, other than missing the postseason, was that the Wings gave away too many points, which ultimately proved to be their undoing.
Yzerman, McLellan discuss takeaways from Red Wings’ 2024-25 season and offseason focus
After a 13-17-4 (30 points) start to the season, the Red Wings named McLellan head coach and Trent Yawney as assistant coach on Dec. 26. Although it fell short of a Stanley Cup Playoffs spot, Detroit went 26-18-4 (56 points) the rest of the way under McLellan, who believes a standard has been established that the group can build on.
A trade pitch has the Detroit Red Wings acquiring star goalie John Gibson from the Anaheim Ducks in a blockbuster deal.
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