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Former Red Wings assistant GM Doug MacLean is blasting Dylan Larkin for quitting on his team this week as part of his trade demand.

Former Detroit Red Wings assistant general manager Doug MacLean strongly criticized Dylan Larkin for his recent conduct regarding his trade request. Speaking on Sportsnet's Real Kyper and Bourne Show, MacLean questioned Larkin's decision to refuse to play for his hometown team, expressing confusion over a captain acting in such a manner while under a significant long-term contract.
Larkin formally requested a trade following last season and was subsequently stripped of his captaincy before training camp. Interim general manager Shawn Horcoff recently revealed that Larkin will sit out until traded, prompting MacLean to advise Detroit management to remain patient and let him sit until securing the right deal.
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