Detroit Red Wings winger Alex DeBrincat potted a pair of power-play goals in Monday's 4-3 home loss to the Ducks. Both of his strikes came in the third frame when Detroit finally made the game close after dropping into a 4-0 hole early on. Playing on his 26th birthday, DeBrincat reached 15 goals and 28 points for the campaign. He's done well in Motown, leading the team in points, but nine of his goals came in the first seven games of the season, and the Red Wings have had a bumpy ride without DeBrincat's contributions in front of the net.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Alex DeBrincat scored a goal and added an assist in Friday's 5-2 victory against the Bruins. DeBrincat got off to an incredible start to the season with nine goals through seven games, but the 25-year-old went through a goal drought and cooled off with three goals in nine games in the month of November. DeBrincat leads the Red Wings offensively with a team-high of 12 goals and 20 points through 19 games, making the winger a valuable option across all fantasy formats.
Detroit Red Wings winger Alex DeBrincat (illness) is on track to play Thursday against Winnipeg. The in-form forward sat out Wednesday's practice because he didn't feel well, but Red Wings head coach Derek Lalonde expects to have him available for the game. DeBrincat has crushed it with Detroit so far, scoring a league-high nine goals and notching 13 total points in seven appearances. He has finished without a point just once while skating on the top line and the first power-play unit.
Detroit Red Wings winger Alex DeBrincat couldn't practice on Wednesday due to an illness, leaving him iffy for Thursday's matchup against the Jets. DeBrincat has had a dream start at his new hockey club, posting a league-high nine goals and notching 13 points in seven outings. Red Wings center Dylan Larkin has also benefited from DeBrincat's red-hot form, racking up 14 points as his linemate, which has him tied for the league lead with New Jersey's Jack Hughes. Jonatan Berggren worked with Larkin and Lucas Raymond on the first line on Wednesday.
Alex DeBrincat Continues Spectacular Start In Motown
Detroit Red Wings winger Alex DeBrincat continued to impress in his new uniform on Sunday, racking up four points and pushing the team to a 6-2 victory over the Flames. He scored his fifth career hat trick and had one assist. DeBrincat, who is the early scoring leader in the league with 12 points (eight goals, four assists) in six games, needed less than two minutes to open the scoring and became the second player in league history to have three-plus points in each of his first three home games with a franchise. The Michigan native looks like a man reborn in Detroit and appears poised for a massive bounce-back year.
Alex DeBrincat Debuts For Red Wings With Two Assists
Detroit Red Wings winger Alex DeBrincat played his first game for the team on Tuesday and immediately made a big impact. The 2022 All-Star had two assists in a 4-3 win over Pittsburgh. Both of DeBrincat's helpers came in power-play situations, with Dylan Larkin and Moritz Seider as the goal-scorers. DeBrincat was actively seeking a goal for himself as well but couldn't find the back of the net with four shots. 2022-23 was a disappointing year for DeBrincat, but he's fully ready to turn a new page in his career. At the start of training camp, DeBrincat noted he got "lazy" last season in Ottawa and believes he can become a 40-goal scorer again.
Alex DeBrincat Was Reportedly Unhappy With Role In Ottawa
Sources have told Postmedia's Bruce Garrioch that Alex DeBrincat was unhappy with his role in Ottawa, which appears to be the reason why he skipped town after just one season. DeBrincat, who moved to Detroit this summer, played behind captain Brady Tkachuk on the second line. Despite being unhappy with his situation, DeBrincat still produced a decent season with 66 points in 82 games and even posted a new career high with 39 assists. He'll probably feel like the shackles have come off, and we should see DeBrincat shine for his hometown team in 2023-24.
Alex DeBrincat Lands In Detroit, Signs Four-Year Extension
The Detroit Red Wings have acquired winger Alex DeBrincat from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for forward Dominik Kubalik, prospect defenseman Donovan Sebrango, a conditional first-round pick, and a 2024 fourth-round pick. The team immediately signed DeBrincat, who was a restricted free agent, to a four-year contract worth $31.5 million in total. He will carry a cap hit of $7.875 through the 2026-27 season. DeBrincat, who registered 27 goals and 66 points in 82 games last term, moves on from Canada after spending just one season with the Senators. The 25-year-old has previously posted two 40-goal campaigns with the Blackhawks, and he should be a great addition for the Red Wings, who appear to be ready to make a serious playoff push in 2023-24.
Senators Exploring Trade Options Involving Alex DeBrincat
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat could be moved in the offseason and the team has started to examine the trade market for him, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman. The 25-year-old has just finished his first season with the Senators, but he's a pending restricted free agent and only one year away from unrestricted free agency, which puts his future in Ottawa in doubt. DeBrincat took a small step back in 2022-23 compared to his final year in Chicago, scoring 27 goals and posting 66 points in 82 games.
Alex DeBrincat Breaks Out Of Slump With Three Points
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat came back to life in Thursday's 7-2 victory over Tampa Bay, contributing two goals and an assist. He entered the contest with a four-game scoring drought and had factored in on just two goals across his previous nine appearances. Both of DeBrincat's goals game in the first period, and he added a power-play assist in the third to help Brady Tkachuk also enjoy a multi-goal night. The 2022-23 campaign hasn't gone too well for DeBrincat, but he's still among Ottawa's top scorers, having notched 23 goals and 59 points in 72 games.
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat extended his point streak to eight games with three assists in Saturday's 6-3 triumph over Detroit, becoming the first player in franchise history to set up six consecutive goals for the team. Drake Batherson and Thomas Chabot benefited from DeBrincat's work on Saturday, with two of the goals coming on the power play. The 24-year-old is now on 30 points through 30 games, with 13 of the points coming during the current streak. It's been a special run from DeBrincat, and he will now have a chance to match his career-best scoring streak in Sunday's meeting with Minnesota. Should he manage another three-point outing, DeBrincat would be making further history, as Erik Karlsson has so far been the only Senators player to post three-plus points in three consecutive games.
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat continued his best stretch of the season with a three-assist effort in Wednesday's 3-2 victory over Montreal. All of the assists came in the second period and two of them were born with the man advantage. DeBrincat also had five shots and one hit in the game in 19:12 of ice time with a plus-one rating. It's the fifth time in DeBrincat's career that he's had a hat trick of assists, and he's now sitting on a nice seven-game scoring streak, which includes 10 points in total. The former Blackhawk is having a nice debut campaign in Canada, having posted nine goals and 18 assists in 29 games.
Ottawa Senators forward Alex DeBrincat netted two goals Monday in a 3-0 win over Anaheim. He had five shots on goal while logging just over 20 minutes of ice time. The winger has collected at least a point in the last six contests. DeBrincat now has nine goals and 15 assists in 27 games played. Ottawa has compiled a record of 6-3-1 in the previous 10 games. If the Senators continue to progress in the win column, DeBrincat should undoubtedly be able to continue to add points.
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat could miss his first game of the season Monday versus the Ducks after he was absent from the morning skate. Based on head coach D.J. Smith's comments, he is either banged up a bit or dealing with an illness, and the team officially regards DeBrincat as a game-time decision. If he isn't able to play, DeBrincat will be exiting the lineup in the middle of a hot stretch. He has gone scoreless just once in the past nine games, boosting his numbers for the season to seven goals and 15 assists. DeBrincat has been a bit underwhelming with his efforts during his debut campaign in Ottawa, but recent signs are certainly suggesting that he might be turning things around.
Ottawa Senators left wing Alex DeBrincat was able to get two power-play goals in Saturday's 4-1 victory over Philadelphia. He scored both of his goals after Thomas Chabot had tied the game. DeBrincat had three shots in total in the contest and registered one block and one hit in 18:57 of ice time. The 24-year-old was one of many big additions for Ottawa in the summer, but things haven't quite worked out yet for DeBrincat at his new club, with him having notched only two goals in 13 games prior to Saturday's action. However, he has still been able to average close to a point per game thanks to his good work in the assists department. Ottawa ended a bad run on Saturday and could now find some form, which should help DeBrincat to perform better.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Alex DeBrincat scored a goal and added an assist in Thursday's 4-3 loss against the Bruins. DeBrincat's first period goal was assisted by Patrick Kane and leveled the score at one goal apiece. DeBrincat is having another great season and he is a must-start forward across all leagues, as the 24-year-old has scored a team-high 34 goals and is on a great pace to surpass his career-best 41-goal effort through 82 games during the 2018-19 season.
Alex DeBrincat Delivers Two Goals Against Washington
Chicago Blackhawks forward Alex DeBrincat netted two goals in a 5-4 overtime victory over the Washington Capitals Wednesday. Both of DeBrincat's goals came on Chicago power plays. The Farmington Hills, Michigan native now has 22 points in 26 games. He had a four-game goal drought going into Wednesday's contest. DeBrincat played alongside Dylan Strome and Patrick Kane on the Blackhawk's first line. DeBrincat is a player worth keeping an eye on in fantasy as he is seeing an uptick in total ice time in the last three games.
Chicago Blackhawks left-winger Alex DeBrincat had a team-high six shots on Saturday night versus the New York Rangers. As the Blackhawks pulled Kevin Lankinen, DeBrincat was able to get open and beat Alexandar Georgiev with less than 90 seconds left in regulation. DeBrincat's 14th goal of the season cut the Chicago deficit to one. Even though the Blackhawks drew no closer, the winger generated several high-danger chances. DeBrincat already has 14 goals in 23 games and could easily blow past his career-high of 41 goals in 2018-2019.
Chicago Blackhawks winger Alex DeBrincat scored the game-winner with his 12th marker of the season in Friday's 3-2 overtime victory against the Blues. The Blackhawks pulled off a very nice comeback after entering the first intermission 2-0 down. DeBrincat led all skaters in the game with four shots and five hits. He was dropped to the second line for the contest but still ended up logging the second-most ice time among Blackhawks forwards with 22:18. The 23-year-old is the team leader in goals, and he upped his points tally to 15 with his Friday's effort.
Chicago Blackhawks right-winger Alex DeBrincat is on a nice goal scoring run. He scored two goals on Saturday night versus the Edmonton Oilers including one short-handed. The winger delivered a hit, four shots on goal, and four scoring chances. He was by far the most dangerous Blackhawk on the ice as he was able to generate lots of speed against Edmonton's defense. DeBrincat is now up to 11 goals in 17 games including five in his previous five contests.
