Red Wings propose trade sending Edvinsson for elite defenseman Hughes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 6:08 AM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026

The Detroit Red Wings are reportedly considering a trade that would send defenseman Simon Edvinsson to the Minnesota Wild. In return, the Red Wings would receive Norris Trophy winner Quinn Hughes and forward Yakov Trenin. The deal aims to address Edvinsson's contract situation, as he remains unsigned and needs to sign by December 1 to participate this season. Detroit currently has significant cap space while Minnesota is facing financial challenges. Interim GM Shawn Horcoff recently expressed a desire to retain Edvinsson, complicating the potential trade.
- •Red Wings propose trade with Simon Edvinsson to Minnesota
- •Quinn Hughes won the Norris Trophy last season
- •The deal includes forward Yakov Trenin and a first-round pick
- •Edvinsson remains unsigned and must sign by December 1
- •Interim GM Horcoff has expressed interest in keeping Edvinsson
- 6:08 AMYahoo Sports — Red Wings Trade Pitch Lands $7.9 Million Elite Defenseman, Unloads Simon Edvinsson
"A Red Wings trade proposal would send Simon Edvinsson out of Detroit in exchange for a $9 million elite defenseman. Here's it could work. The post Red Wings Trade Pitch Lands $7.9 Million Elite Defenseman, Unloads Simon Edvinsson appeared first on HEAVY.
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