Tigers GM Jeff Greenberg removes himself from Red Wings GM search, citing his commitment to baseball.
Greenberg Out of GM Race; Red Wings Still Searching
September 8, 2026 · ← Back to rollups
The Detroit Red Wings' search for a new general manager took a significant turn as Tigers GM Jeff Greenberg withdrew himself from consideration, citing his commitment to finishing what he's started with baseball The Malik Report. The move narrows the field of candidates for the vacant position, though the team remains without a permanent hockey operations leader as training camps approach. Meanwhile, the organization continues to navigate other offseason matters, including the lingering trade request from captain Dylan Larkin that has been hanging over the franchise since early June The Malik Report.
As the Red Wings await their next GM hire, the team is also preparing for its rookie camp, where prospects have carved their own unique paths to this opportunity Detroit Hockey Now. The timing of Greenberg's withdrawal leaves questions about when the team might finally announce its next leader and what direction the franchise will take heading into the new season.
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