A major development in the world of Detroit hockey has shaken up the team's plans for the future. According to reports, the Red Wings have signed Swiss goalie Mikaël René Pellegrims Hughes to a three-year contract, sparking speculation that this deal could alter the team's plans for their prized prospect, Dylan Larkin. The 24-year-old Hughes, a highly touted goalie in the European circuit, is expected to compete with veteran goalie Ville Husso for the starting spot in Detroit. As the Red Wings look to rebuild and contend in the competitive NHL, the signing of Hughes has raised questions about the team's long-term plans for Larkin, who has been a key player for the franchise in recent years.

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