Dylan Larkin set to report for Red Wings training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Dylan Larkin will report to training camp for the Detroit Red Wings next month, barring a trade. The captain, who has expressed dissatisfaction with his current situation, has maintained that he won't hold out, prioritizing his contract worth $8.7 million. The absence of a general manager in Detroit seems to have complicated trade discussions, but Larkin's commitment to the team remains. Reports suggest he has been active in offseason conditioning with other NHL players, underscoring his dedication to the sport despite his feelings towards the Red Wings.
- •Larkin will report to Red Wings training camp next month.
- •He has a contract worth $8.7 million for the season.
- •Larkin has pushed for team improvements amid trade talks.
- •No general manager has complicated the trade process.
- •He has been training with other NHL players this summer.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Unless He’s Traded, Larkin Will Show Up For Red Wings Camp
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