​The post The Daily: NHL Entering New Era; Will Larkin be a Star for Next Team? appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now.IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectIMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectMacklin Celebrini is NHL 27’s cover athlete, making him the youngest player in the video game’s history to be ‘the face of the game.‘ It’s a much deserved honor after the 20 year old hung in with the likes of Nathan MacKinnon, Nikita Kucherov, and Connor McDavid in this year’s points race for much of the season.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe San Jose Sharks center had 115 points in 82 games during the regular season, including 45 goals. While many of the league’s more stars are still the veterans like Kucherov, MacKinnon and McDavid, the landscape of the NHL has evolved.That’s especially with players like 21 year old Leo Carlsson making 18 million dollars a year despite only having one playoff run under his belt. His salary comes after the Flyers submitted a monumental offer sheet to the Ducks centerman, the likes of which the league wouldn’t have even seen in their wildest dreams in days past.For Dylan Larkin, the rumor mill has been churning up old news for the past day or so as fans and media ponder his next destination after it was revealed last week that the Dallas Stars had been added to his trade list.According to reports, the Stars had expressed interest in swapping Jason Robertson for the disgruntled center but Yzerman wasn’t willing to make the move without an extension set up. Of the teams on Larkin’s list, it’s debatable if he would be the ‘best’ player on any.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMinnesota has Quinn Hughes, Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy. Vegas, Jack Eichel, Mitch Marner and Mark Stone. Florida now has both of the Bash Brothers, not to mention Sergei Barkhov.Larkin’s spot in whatever lineup he goes to next is almost guaranteed to be a rung or two lower on the pecking order.Will Finnie keep his spot on the top line or will the Wings explore other options?Kevin Allen ponders “what if” the Red Wings had managed to land Quinn Hughes during his trade saga.Myles Brosnan selected 196th overall by the Red Wings in the latest NHL Entry draft is on his way to Canada to play for the Moncton Wildcats. The 18 year old defenseman joins Moncton a year after another Red Wings draftee, Rudy Guimond, moves on to start his college hockey career at Harvard, which is where Brosnan also intends to play in the coming years.San Jose Hockey Now: Macklin Celebrini wasn’t only in the news for making the cover of NHL 27. Sheng Peng has the details.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementPittsburgh Hockey Now: The Penguins replaced a vital vacant front office spot with a former Maple Leafs assistant general manager. Dan KingerskiPhiladelphia Hockey Now: With the Carlsson offer sheet off the table, the Flyers now have their own RFAs to deal with in arbitration. William James covers the story.The post The Daily: NHL Enterin