Filip Hronek Stats

Detroit Red Wings defensemen Filip Hronek and Moritz Seider will both be in the lineup on Thursday against St. Louis. The latter was injured in Tuesday's 5-2 loss to Nashville but skated at Wednesday's practice, while Hronek is deemed to be game ready despite missing yesterday's practice. The two log the most minutes per game for the team, so the Red Wings will be very happy to have the duo available. They have combined for 30 points and Seider is one of the top-scoring rookies this season with 18 points in 26 games.

over 6 months ago

Detroit Red Wings defenseman Filip Hronek will likely re-enter the lineup for Wednesday's trip to Washington, having been a healthy scratch for two games. Gustav Lindstrom's injury has opened up a spot in Detroit's defense and Hronek skated with Nick Leddy Wednesday morning. The 23-year-old logged some heavy minutes in the first few games of the season but wasn't effective and was removed from the lineup. Hronek, who managed 26 points in 56 games last season, has one assist so far in 2021-22 with four shots, two hits and five blocks. He'll be back on the power play as well if he indeed makes his return on Wednesday.

over 9 months ago

Detroit Red Wings defenseman Filip Hronek recorded a power-play assist in Tuesday's 4-1 loss to the Panthers, extending his point streak to three games. He and Dylan Larkin set up Filip Zadina for his fourth goal of the season. Hronek has really kicked into gear this month and is now averaging a career-high 0.57 points per game. Eight of his 21 points have come via power-play assists. He skated a massive 26:30 on Tuesday and is averaging 23:32 on the ice for the season. Hronek will hurt fantasy teams with his plus/minus, but he does everything on the ice and should be on fantasy managers' radar with Detroit playing much better as of late. They have three more games still to come this week.

over a year ago

Detroit Red Wings defenseman Filip Hronek matched a career high with three points in Tuesday's 4-2 victory over Carolina, scoring an empty-netter and delivering two power-play assists. Adam Erne notched the goals with the man advantage. Hronek has great offensive instincts, and he's been racking up points like there's no tomorrow as of late, averaging two points per game in his last four outings. The Czech blueliner is up to 18 points for the year in 30 games. He's not been overly productive throughout the campaign, and he will hurt you in the plus/minus column, but Hronek should be picked up right now whilst he's hot.

over a year ago