
The Red Wings will hope that the Habs' loss is their gain after the Canadiens waived De La Rose on Tuesday. Listed at 6-foot-3, 216 pounds, he should fit right in with a Detroit franchise that has had plenty of success grooming Swedish-born hockey players, and one that prides itself on deploying power forwards. De La Rose was a 2013 second-round (34th overall) draft pick, so this could turn out to be a great find for GM Ken Holland, but the center will first need to prove that a cardiac issue from the preseason won't continue to be a limiting factor. After all, he's still waiting to make his season debut.

























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