Doucet was an undrafted free agent the Red Wings signed last year. He will play for the Grand Rapids Griffins this season. He opened the scoring with his third goal in two games, burying a rebound of a shot by Johannes at 14:58 of the first period.

The Dallas Stars have been attending the Traverse City tournament for several years to give their prospects a chance to showcase themselves. Although it is no longer a tournament with multiple teams, the Stars and the Detroit Red Wings were able to play each other twice in two days.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- The first matchup of the 2024 NHL Prospect Games is officially in the books, as the Detroit Red Wings rode an exciting five-goal third period to earn a 5-1 comeback victory over the Dallas Stars on Saturday night at Centre ICE Arena.

A win is a win, and the Detroit Red Wings notched their third NHL Prospects Tournament championship with a 3-2 victory over Dallas at Centre Ice Arena

In the second of two prospect games against Dallas, the Red Wings saw a number of contributors. Here’s a look at six takeaways from the game including Nate Danielson’s leadership, Alexandre Doucet’s big weekend and an injury to a top defense prospect.

Detroit Red Wings prospects scored five unanswered goals in the third period Saturday to rally for a 5-1 victory over their counterparts from the Dallas Stars at Centre I.C.E. Arena in Traverse City. Alexandre Doucet scored a pair of goals while Charlie Paquette, Gabriel Seger and Jakub Rychlovsky also scored for the Red Wings prospects.

Over the weekend, a team of Red Wings prospects played a two-game set with squad of fledgling Dallas Stars in what remains of the Traverse City Prospects Tournament. It might not be the most competitive or the most important hockey of the year,

The Detroit Red Wings likely anticipated that it wouldn’t take long for Michael Brandsegg-Nygard to establish his presence in their two-game NHL Prospect Series against the Dallas Stars.