A hard-working forward who played a long time for the Arizona Coyotes before joining the Detroit Red Wings, along with a one-game Columbus Blue Jackets cameo, has called it quits on his NHL career ...

At this point, the Red Wings had won seven postseason games and only had one win left to take the Stanley Cup. After Gordie Howe had scored the first goal, the octopus was launched onto the ice.

Christian Fischer was lost on waivers when the Columbus Blue Jackets, a team the Wings are competing with for a playoff spot, claimed the energetic forward.

One current and two former Detroit Red Wings were claimed off waivers Thursday, a day before the NHL trade deadline. The Columbus Blue Jackets claimed right wing Christian Fischer, who has been a ...

The Detroit Red Wings have recalled Carter Mazur, who will make his NHL debut on Thursday. In a corresponding move, the Wings waived Christian Fischer. Author: wtsp.com Published: 7:03 AM EST ...

Fischer is listed at 6 feet 2, 212 pounds and has played 522 NHL games between the Red Wings and former Arizona Coyotes, who selected him in the second round (32 nd overall) of the 2015 draft.

Christian Fischer also played in his 500th career NHL game. “I give the guys credit to come back and get a point,” Red Wings head coach Derek Lalonde said.

Following a scoreless opening frame in which they outshot the Blackhawks 10-7, the Red Wings went ahead 1-0 when Christian Fischer got the puck on the doorstep and slipped it past goaltender Arvid ...

Detroit, MI—Tonight at Little Caesars Arena, the Red Wings earned a 2-0 victory over the visiting Chicago Blackhawks on the strength of second period goals from Christian Fischer and Vladimir ...

This year, the expectation is that Fischer will play on the Detroit Red Wings' fourth line, meaning his numbers may not jump off the page like a first-liner, however, look for the 27-year-old ...

Fischer enjoyed being in Detroit, playing with the Red Wings, and everything about the organization and his teammates. So much for having some leverage in negotiations.

If you were taking offense to the offensive output that Christian Fischer was delivering during his inaugural campaign with the Detroit Red Wings, you’re not alone. Heck, even he knows it didn ...