A long-time leader for the Detroit Red Wings has stepped down as captain ahead of the upcoming training camp, announcing his intention to leave the team through a trade request. The decision comes after a season marked by significant changes, with the player expressing his commitment to remaining involved with the organization as preparations for the new campaign begin. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how the franchise moves forward without its established on-ice leader. The announcement signals a major shift in team dynamics as the club evaluates its next steps.

Dylan Larkin said he plans to be at Detroit Red Wings training camp when it begins next week but no longer will be the captain of the team. The 30-year-old center requested a trade following the ...