After seven seasons, Philadelphia Flyers playoff hero Michael Leighton is back in the NHL... just not as a player.

Detroit Red Wings Executive Vice President and General Manager Steve Yzerman announced that the team has hired Michael ...

Leighton, 44, joins the Wings after spending parts of three seasons as the goaltending coach of the Ontario Hockey League's ...

It is the best of both worlds for former Windsor Spitfires player and coach Michael Leighton. He wanted to remain in hockey, ...

Ahead of a crucial NHL season for Todd McLellan's Detroit Red Wings, the organization signed a former teammate of Patrick ...

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A former netminder with loads of experience is back in the NHL in a different role. On Monday, Detroit Red Wings general ...

The Detroit Red Wings had a vacancy to fill after deciding to part ways with goaltending coach Alex Westlund in late April.

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The Detroit Red Wings have hired Michael Leighton as goaltending coach. Leighton, 44, spent parts of three seasons as goalie ...

Leighton also earned a place on the AHL’s Rookie Team in 2001-02 after logging a 27-16-8 record with a 2.14 goals-against average, a 0.920 save percentage and six shutouts in 52 games with Norfolk.

The Detroit Red Wings had a vacancy to fill after deciding to part ways with goaltending coach Alex Westlund in late April.