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Soon, injured Red Wings forwards Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton will come off IR. Sheldon Dries is making his case to stay in the lineup.

Sheldon Dries is making a strong case to remain with the Detroit Red Wings as injured forwards Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton prepare to return. Head coach Todd McLellan expects both injured players to return during Detroit's upcoming four-game road trip, forcing the front office to make impending roster cuts. Dries has emerged as a reliable contributor, notably improving the team's penalty-killing unit alongside forward JT Compher.
According to writer Bob Duff, Dries could avoid being sent down due to his reliable defensive play and faceoff ability. McLellan highlighted Dries's work ethic and execution, contrasting with young forward Nate Danielson's recent struggles, which included a defensive miscue leading to Vegas forward Trevor Connelly's game-winning goal in Detroit's 2-1 loss on Thursday.
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