The Red Wings were able to check one of their biggest goals off their offseason to-do list.
They’re bringing back Dylan Larkin on a five-year deal, the team announced Friday, securing one of the major building blocks during the prime of his career. The deal reportedly is worth $30.5 million.
“It’s a really good contract for the Red Wings and it’s a really good contract for Dylan,” Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said Friday on a conference call announcing the move.
Larkin, 22, was the Wings’ first-round pick (15th overall) in 2014 after having played a year at Michigan.