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DETROIT RED WINGS 2021-22 PRESEASON SCHEDULE DATE DAY SITE TIME (ET) September 29 Wed. at Chicago United Center 8:30 30 Thu DETROIT RED WINGS 2021-22 PRESEASON SCHEDULE DATE DAY SITE TIME (ET) September 29 Wed. at Chicago United Center 8:30 30 Thu. BUFFALO Little Caesars Arena 7:30 October 2 Sat. COLUMBUS Little Caesars Arena 7:00 3 Sun. at Pittsburgh PPG Paints Arena 1:00 4 Mon. CHICAGO Little Caesars Arena 7:30 6 Wed. at Columbus Nationwide Arena 7:00 7 Thu. PITTSBURGH Little Caesars Arena 7:30 9 Sat. at Buffalo KeyBank Center 3:00 2021-22 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE DATE DAY SITE October 14 Thu. TAMPA BAY Little Caesars Arena 7:30 16 Sat. VANCOUVER Little Caesars Arena 7:00 19 Tue. COLUMBUS Little Caesars Arena 7:30 21 Thu. CALGARY Little Caesars Arena 7:30 23 Sat. at Montreal Bell Centre 7:00 24 Sun. at Chicago United Center 7:00 27 Wed. at Washington Capital One Arena 7:00 29 Fri. FLORIDA Little Caesars Arena 7:00 30 Sat. at Toronto Scotiabank Arena 7:00 November 2 Tue. at Montreal Bell Centre 7:00 4 Thu. at Boston TD Garden 7:00 6 Sat. at Buffalo KeyBank Center 7:00 7 Sun. VEGAS Little Caesars Arena 6:00 9 Tue. EDMONTON Little Caesars Arena 7:30 11 Thu. WASHINGTON Little Caesars Arena 7:30 13 Sat. MONTREAL Little Caesars Arena 7:00 15 Mon. at Columbus Nationwide Arena 7:00 16 Tue. at Dallas American Airlines Center 8:30 18 Thu. at Vegas T-Mobile Arena 10:00 20 Sat. at Arizona Gila River Arena 8:00 24 Wed. ST. LOUIS Little Caesars Arena 7:30 27 Sat. BUFFALO Little Caesars Arena 7:00 30 Tue. at Boston TD Garden 7:00 December 1 Wed. SEATTLE Little Caesars Arena 7:30 4 Sat. N.Y. ISLANDERS Little Caesars Arena 7:00 7 Tue. NASHVILLE Little Caesars Arena 7:00 9 Thu. at St. Louis Enterprise Center 8:00 10 Fri. at Colorado Ball Arena 9:00 14 Tue. N.Y. ISLANDERS Little Caesars Arena 7:30 16 Thu. at Carolina PNC Arena 7:00 18 Sat. NEW JERSEY Little Caesars Arena 8:00 20 Mon. COLORADO Little Caesars Arena 7:30 23 Thu. at Minnesota Xcel Energy Center 8:00 27 Mon. at N.Y. Rangers Madison Square Garden 7:00 29 Wed. at N.Y. Islanders UBS Arena 7:30 31 Fri. WASHINGTON Little Caesars Arena 7:30 January 2 Sun. BOSTON Little Caesars Arena 1:00 4 Tue. SAN JOSE Little Caesars Arena 7:30 6 Thu. at Anaheim Honda Center 10:00 8 Sat. at Los Angeles Staples Center 10:30 11 Tue. at San Jose SAP Center 10:30 13 Thu. WINNIPEG Little Caesars Arena 7:30 15 Sat. BUFFALO Little Caesars Arena 7:00 17 Mon. at Buffalo KeyBank Center 1:00 18 Tue. at Philadelphia Wells Fargo Center 7:00 21 Fri. DALLAS Little Caesars Arena 7:30 22 Sat. at Nashville Bridgestone Arena 8:00 26 Wed. CHICAGO Little Caesars Arena 7:30 28 Fri. at Pittsburgh PPG Paints Arena 7:00 29 Sat. TORONTO Little Caesars Arena 7:00 31 Mon. ANAHEIM Little Caesars Arena 7:30 February 2 Wed. LOS ANGELES Little Caesars Arena 7:30 23 Wed. PHILADELPHIA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 26 Sat. at Toronto Scotiabank Arena 7:00 March 1 Tue. CAROLINA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 4 Fri. at Tampa Bay Amalie Arena 7:00 5 Sat. at Florida BB&T Center 6:00 8 Tue. ARIZONA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 10 Thu. MINNESOTA Little Caesars Arena 7:00 12 Sat. at Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome 7:00 15 Tue. at Edmonton Rogers Place 9:00 17 Thu. at Vancouver Rogers Arena 10:00 19 Sat. at Seattle Climate Pledge Arena 10:00 22 Tue. PHILADELPHIA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 26 Sat. TAMPA BAY Little Caesars Arena 12:30 27 Sun. at Pittsburgh PPG Paints Arena 5:00 30 Wed. N.Y. RANGERS Little Caesars Arena 7:30 April 1 Fri. OTTAWA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 3 Sun. at Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre 1:00 5 Tue. BOSTON Little Caesars Arena 7:30 6 Wed. at Winnipeg Canada Life Centre 7:30 9 Sat. COLUMBUS Little Caesars Arena 7:00 12 Tue. OTTAWA Little Caesars Arena 7:30 14 Thu. at Carolina PNC Arena 7:00 16 Sat. at N.Y. Rangers Madison Square Garden 12:30 17 Sun. FLORIDA Little Caesars Arena 1:00 19 Tue. at Tampa Bay Amalie Arena 7:00 21 Thu. at Florida BB&T Center 7:00 23 Sat. PITTSBURGH Little Caesars Arena 12:30 24 Sun. at New Jersey Prudential Center 1:00 26 Tue. TORONTO Little Caesars Arena 7:30 29 Fri. at New Jersey Prudential Center 7:00 -30-.
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