Dylan Larkin heard the boos. Then he gave Detroit Red Wings fans something to cheer about.
After being booed whenever he touched the puck early in his 2026-27 season debut Tuesday night, Larkin responded in the best way possible — he scored. The former Red Wings captain buried his first goal of the season against the Ottawa Senators, giving Detroit its first lead of the young campaign in the process.
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It was quite a turnaround. Only minutes earlier, Larkin’s first shift had been accompanied by boos from the fans inside Little Caesars Arena.
Dylan Larkin Answers the Boos
Larkin’s return was always going to
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