The Detroit Red Wings entered this week playing extremely well for head coach Todd McLellan. McLellan sparked the Red Wings to seven straight wins before a loss to the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday. However,

Coach Todd McLellan saw the Red Wings' seven-game winning streak end, but he didn't pull any punches in his honest assessment of his team's problems.

Detroit Red Wings coach Todd McLellan wasn’t happy that he had to give his players the day off today with a game scheduled for tomorrow against the San Jose Sharks.

Todd McLellan didn't cushion his opinion after watching the Detroit Red Wings lose for the first time in eight games. The Wings (20-19-4) head on their first extended road trip under McLellan tarnished by a 6-3 loss to the San Jose Sharks that basically reinforced McLellan's concerns from the previous game.

New Detroit Red Wings coach Todd McLellan said Thursday he prioritizes honesty in building relationships with players.

DETROIT – Todd McLellan didn’t blame one or two players for the Detroit Red Wings’ 6-3 loss Tuesday to the San Jose Sharks. Their worst performance in more than two weeks and first defeat in eight games was on the whole team, for the most part.

Perhaps he receives such a performance on Tuesday when Detroit goes for their eighth straight win against the San Jose Sharks. Like ClutchPoints’ content? Be sure to follow us. The post Red Wings’ Todd McLellan reveals concern after blowout Kraken win ...

Now getting to see Raymond through eight games and daily practices, McLellan is understanding how good a player Raymond is, and can be in the future.

Detroit's seven-game win streak is history after a cavalier performance ends in a 6–3 loss to the San Jose Sharks

William Eklund had a goal and two assists and the San Jose Sharks ended Detroit's seven-game winning streak, beating the Red Wings 6-3.

You’ve got to give Detroit Red Wings coach Todd McLellan credit for his up-front honesty. Even when it’s brutal honesty. It’s not often than an NHL coach will describe a performance by one of his players as terrible.

After winning seven straight NHL games, the Red Wings played flat in loss Tuesday. Can they rebound Thursday as a 1.5-goal underdog at the Panthers?