The Daily: Fabbri Has Another Knee Surgery; NHL Rumors

The Robby Fabbri bad injury luck has followed him to the Anaheim Ducks. The Red Wings traded him to the Ducks last summer and he’s already on the injured list a month into the season.

The Ducks announced Fabbri underwent arthroscopic knee surgery Friday and he will be gone six to eight weeks. He had two goals in 14 games for Anaheim.

Fabbri is no stranger to knee rehabilitation. This is his fifth knee surgery, including three involving even longer rehabilitation.

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

Bob Duff addresses the “myth” of back-to-back games difficulty. It hasn’t been as bad for the Red Wings as we think it is.

Simon Edvinsson was injured in the 6-4 loss at Anaheim Friday. The Red Wings had no update about his condition after the game.

The Red Wings blew a 3-1 lead against Anaheim, but Marco Kasper netted his first NHL goal.

FIRST NHL GOAL 👏

Congratulations, Marco Kasper! pic.twitter.com/wtaDHmp5vn

— NHL (@NHL) November 16, 2024

Red Wings Extra

Captain Dylan Larkin and Co. play the Los Angeles Kings (8 p.m., FanDuel Sports) looking to rebound from last night’s ugly loss to the Anaheim Ducs. To salvage the idea of having a good road trip, they probably need to beat Los Angeles and San Jose on Monday.  Meanwhile, the Grand Rapids Griffins (10-3-1) play at the Milwaukee Admirals today (7 p.m.). The Griffins defeated the Chicago Wolves 5-1 Friday. Austin Watson posted a goal and two assists. Nate Danielson contributed a goal and an assist and Amadeus Lombardi scored his sixth goal of the season.

Hockey Now Network

Colorado: Goalie Alexandar Georgiev is sidelined with an upper body injury. It’s not expected to be a long-term injury.  Colorado Avalanche

Florida: Coach Paul Maurice said he hopes the Winnipeg Jets, a team he once coached, will win the Stanley Cup.  Winnipeg Jets.

Philadelphia: Jonathan Bailey addresses the buzz surrounding the possible trade of defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen. Philadelphia Flyers. 

Pittsburgh: Shelly Anderson details another ugly loss for the Pittsburgh Penguins.