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Amid trade request, Larkin moved to IR, booed by Red Wings crowd
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Hours before the season opener on home ice against the New York Rangers, the Detroit Red Wings moved former captain Dylan Larkin, 30, to a non-roster injured reserve spot, while the organization continues to deal with his lingering trade request.
Hours before the season opener on home ice against the New York Rangers, the Detroit Red Wings moved former captain Dylan Larkin, 30, to a non-roster injured reserve spot, while the organization continues to deal with his lingering trade request.
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