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The Daily: Bergeron Retirement Isn’t Boosting Red Wings Playoff Chances; Hurricanes Lock up Aho Long Term

Red Wings remain long shots to be 2023-24 playoff participants

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Patrice Bergeron's retirement was of no help to the playoff odds of the Red Wings.

Boston Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron was announcing his retirement from the NHL on Tuesday, not that it was offering much hope to the Detroit Red Wings. While not entirely unexpected, Bergeron’s decision certainly sent shockwaves through Boston and the Atlantic Division in general.

What it didn’t do was offer much of a boost to the playoff odds of the Red Wings. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, Detroit is still set at a betting line of +250 to qualify for the 2023-24 Stanley Cup playoffs. The Wings are being given -320 odds to miss the playoffs for an eighth succesive season.

In the Atlantic Division, the Montreal Canadiens (+1700) are the only team oddsmakers are saddling with a longer betting line to be postseason participants next season.

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Red Wings Offseason

The AHL Chicago Wolves were announcing on Wednesday the hiring of Dave Barr as an assistant coach. A longtime NHL forward, Barr played for the Red Wings from 1987-91. He would tally a career-high 27 goals with Detroit during the 1988-89 season.

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Islanders: The New York Islanders are awaiting a decision from Zach Parise on whether he’ll be retiring from the NHL.

Carolina: Locking up Sebastian Aho to a long-term pact is a done deal for the Carolina Hurricanes.

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Colorado: Locking in center Ben Meyers to a one-year contract, the Colorado Avalanche now have their entire roster signed up for the 2023-24 NHL season.

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