In this episode, Joe Chapp and co-host Cindy Berry dive into the hottest rumor in hockey — Quinn Hughes potentially being traded to the Detroit Red Wings, and why insiders like Elliotte Friedman and Jeff Marek both believe Detroit is very much in the mix.

We break down:

🔥 Why the Red Wings’ “consistently inconsistent” play may force Yzerman’s hand 🔥 The December Curse: Detroit’s season-killing month every year 🔥 How Quinn Hughes instantly transforms the Wings’ blue line and power play 🔥 Why Marco Kasper or Nate Danielson might be the centerpiece of a deal 🔥 The Grand Rapids Griffins surging — and why Sebastian Cossa may be NHL-ready 🔥 The business side: Why Hughes is a MASSIVE jersey, ticket, and buzz generator 🔥 How this move signals to Dylan Larkin that management is “all in”

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The Detroit Red Wings hit the 2025 quarter-mark in first place in the Atlantic Division. In this episode, Joe and Cindy break down why this surge matters, what it says about the Red Wings’ identity, and whether this momentum is sustainable.

Topics covered:

• Why the Thanksgiving benchmark still matters for playoff odds

• Todd McClellan’s impact and why this is the best-coached Red Wings team in years

• The youth movement: Raymond, Seider, Edvinsson, Pelica, Danielson

• Lucas Raymond’s breakout and his push toward a 90–100 point season

• Dylan Larkin reaching 600 career points and why the hate is nonsense

• The goalie dilemma with Talbot and Gibson ranking near the bottom in GSAX

• Whether Sebastian Cossa is ready for NHL action

• How a potential trade could unlock more offensive help

• The brutal November–December schedule and why this stretch defines the season

• What Detroit must do to avoid another late-year collapse

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The Red Alert Podcast dives deep into the Detroit Red Wings’ biggest storylines — from a strong West Coast road trip to the culture shift under Todd McLellan. Joe Chapp and Cindy Berry break down the team’s newfound consistency, Patrick Kane’s return, the importance of November momentum, and why coaching might finally be Detroit’s winning edge. They also debate December’s “curse,” compare McLellan’s style to Dan Campbell, and spotlight what’s fueling the Wings’ playoff-caliber play.

Topics Covered:

• Red Wings’ 3–2 road trip recap

• Patrick Kane’s practice return

• Todd McLellan’s coaching impact

• Dylan Larkin’s leadership evolution

• November/December as playoff indicators

• Consistency, fundamentals, and mindset

• Preview of Rangers, Ducks, Blackhawks, and Sabres matchups

Host Joe Chapp and co-host Cindy Berry dive into one of the most pivotal moments of the Detroit Red Wings’ young season. From Michael Brant Nygaard’s reassignment to Grand Rapids to the emergence of rookies Emmitt Finnie and Axel Sandin-Pelikka, this episode breaks down what’s working, what’s not, and what Todd McLellan needs to fix before the schedule tightens.

Joe and Cindy examine the upcoming Western road trip — St. Louis, L.A., Anaheim, San Jose, and Vegas — and why November and December could define the Wings’ playoff hopes. Can Detroit finally avoid its midseason collapse? Or are they setting up for another March heartbreak?

✅ Deep dive into lineup changes and analytics 🔥 Why consistency and intensity matter most right now 📊 Revisiting the last two seasons’ November–December slumps 🎯 Predictions, turning points, and must-win matchups ahead

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The Detroit Red Wings are turning heads early in the season — and hosts Joe Chapp and Cindy Berry break down exactly why. From Todd McLellan’s fiery post-game comments and the culture change taking hold in Detroit, to the emergence of Emmitt Finney, Lucas Raymond’s injury scare, and the surprising power-play success — this episode of Red Alert Podcast dives deep into what’s finally clicking for the Wings.

We talk about:

• McLellan’s no-nonsense leadership and its parallels to Dan Campbell’s Lions

• How the ISER Plan is paying off with rookies like Finney, Edmondson & Sandin Pelika

• The Red Wings’ chemistry, consistency, and identity shift

• Why special teams success could be the difference this year

• The team’s upcoming gauntlet: Lightning, Oilers, Islanders & Sabres

🎙️ Whether you’re a diehard Wings fan or just love Detroit sports culture, this episode is packed with insight, stats, and that trademark Red Alert passion.

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The Red Alert Podcast returns as Joe Chapp and Cindy Berry break down the Detroit Red Wings’ 100th anniversary season — from the long-awaited Sergei Fedorov jersey retirement to Steve Yzerman’s make-or-break year as GM. They dive into the youth movement with Axel Sandin Pellikka, Brantse Nygard, and Emmitt Finney, plus what Todd McLellan’s arrival means for the Wings’ playoff chances. Can Dylan Larkin, Lucas Raymond, and Moritz Seider lead Detroit back to glory? Tune in for insight, bold predictions, and authentic Detroit hockey talk.

The Detroit Red Wings entered the offseason with high expectations — but outside of a few depth signings and minor tweaks, it’s been largely uneventful. In this episode, we break down the quiet nature of the Wings’ offseason, why Steve Yzerman may be holding back, and what this all means for the 2025 campaign. Is patience the play, or did Detroit miss out on key opportunities to take the next step? 🔴 Subscribe for more Detroit Red Wings news, breakdowns, and reactions all year long. 🎙️ Powered by the Red Alert Podcast and JC Sports Network. #LGRW #DetroitRedWings #NHLOffseason #SteveYzerman #RedAlertPodcast #HockeyTalk #Yzerplan #NHLRumors #RedWings2025 #HockeyNews #NHLUpdates #NHLFreeAgency #DetroitSports #JCSports

The Red Wings season has ended, but doesn't stop Red Alert.

A full recap including a full discussion on the ownership of the Red Wings