Detroit Red Wings adjust Dylan Larkin trade plans after offer sheet changes market
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 4:49 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
Dylan Larkin remains with the Detroit Red Wings as trade negotiations continue. Recent developments, particularly the Philadelphia Flyers' $18 million per year offer sheet to Leo Carlsson, have changed the for center contracts. With Larkin's current contract set at $8.7 million per year through 2030-31, the Red Wings will now seek more value in a potential trade. The escalation in the center market may complicate Larkin's potential move, as the team is not inclined to settle for a subpar offer.
- •Dylan Larkin is still a member of the Detroit Red Wings.
- •Philadelphia offered Leo Carlsson $18 million per year, raising center market value.
- •Larkin's contract is worth $8.7 million annually through 2030-31.
- •Red Wings plan to demand more in trades involving Larkin.
- •Escalating trade costs may hinder Larkin's movement.
- 4:49 PMYahoo Sports — Red Wings' Dylan Larkin trade plans changed after offer sheet news
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