The Conversation Line

Patrick Kane: From Phenom to 500

Ken Daniels and Daniella Bruce sit down with Patrick Kane to discuss his milestone achievements - reaching 500 career goals and setting the record for most points by an A

Axel Sandin-Pellikka: From Sweden With Skill

Red Wings rookie defenseman Axel Sandin-Pellikka sits down with Ken Daniels and Daniella Bruce in another episode of The Conversation Line, presented by Fieger Law.   ASP

Sergei Fedorov: To the Rafters

As #91 is cemented into Red Wings history as one of the greatest to ever wear the Winged Wheel, Seregi Fedorov joins Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal to discuss his legendary h

Nate Danielson: Coming Into His Own

Red Wings rookie forward Nate Danielson sits down with Ken Kal and Daniella Bruce for the latest episode of The Conversation Line, presented by Fieger Law. Danielson disc

Emmitt Finnie: First-Year Focus

Ken Daniels and Daniella Bruce welcome Red Wings rookie Emmitt Finnie as he takes fans inside his first year navigating NHL hockey. Finnie reflects on his journey from th

Todd McLellan: The Why is Important

Coach Todd McLellan sits down with Ken Kal and Daniella Bruce to discuss the challenges of coaching a team with a mix of younger players and veterans. How has his experie

Dylan Larkin: Managing the Highs and Lows

  Red Wings hockey is back for its Centennial season, and the captain Dylan Larkin joins Ken and Daniella to discuss his 11th year in Detroit. How has the game changed s

John Keating: We Get to Go to a Ballgame Every Day

Daniella Bruce sits down with longtime Detroit sportscaster John Keating in this special edition of The Conversation Line. As Keating prepares to retire at the end of the

Austin Watson: Tough character

Ken Kal sits down with Red Wings forward Austin Watson. Known for his physical style of play, Watson discusses his role as an enforcer, his mindset when dropping the glov

Trey Augustine: One Game at a Time

Daniella Bruce sits down with Red Wings goaltending prospect and current Michigan State Spartans netminder, Trey Augustine. The two discuss Augustine’s standout season, i

Kris Draper: The grind never stops

Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal sit down with Red Wings assistant general manager and director of amateur scouting, Kris Draper. The trio dives into Draper’s transition from p

Craig Smith: Detroit feels like home

Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal sit down with one of the newest members of the Red Wings, Craig Smith. The trio discuss Smith’s transition to Detroit following the trade deadl

Britta Ottoboni & Lisa McDowell: Fueling and Fixing the Red Wings

Daniella Bruce sits down with Red Wings massage therapist Britta Ottoboni and Red Wings dietitian Lisa McDowell in honor of Women’s History Month. Britta shares her journ

Albert Johansson: A lot of hockey

Ken Kal sits down with Red Wings defenseman Albert Johansson who shares insights about growing up in Karlstad, Sweden and his family’s deep hockey roots. He discusses bei

Todd McLellan: A clean canvas

Ken Kal sits down with Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan to explore his journey from small-town Saskatchewan to the NHL. McLellan reflects on his early playing days and

Alex Lyon: Lyon Eyes

Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal sit down with Red Wings goalie Alex Lyon this week. The netminder talks about his adjustment from living in a rural Minnesota town with no stop

Moritz Seider: Upward direction

Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal are joined by Red Wings defenseman Moritz "Mo" Seider this week. The three talk about his track from Zell, Germany to Detroit, Michigan and his

Alex DeBrincat: Everything happens for a reason

Daniella Bruce and Ken Kal are joined by Red Wings right winger Alex DeBrincat this week. The Michigan native goes back to his days in Farmington Hills and Traverse City

Jason Benetti & Dan Dickerson: On the Call

Ken Daniels is joined by the television and radio voices of the Detroit Tigers, Jason Benetti and Dan Dickerson, respectively, this week to share broadcasting memories fr

Patrick Kane: It's Showtime

Daniella Bruce and Ken Daniels are joined by three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Kane this week. Now in his 19th season in the NHL, Kane is still able to remember the