The first day of Red Wings training camp is in the books, and Connor Earegood and I have you covered with a special video-only episode of The Silky Mitten State to recap day one. Of course, the biggest news of the day didn't come from Traverse City;

Jonatan Berggren has a new contract for one year, but Detroit Red Wings still haven't re-signed Moritz Seider or Lucas Raymond.

When you listen to GM Steve Yzerman discuss Jonatan Berggren, it’s clear that the Swedish forward’s lack of time in with the Detroit Red Wings last season didn’t reflect a lack of faith in his ability.

The Detroit Red Wings signed one of their three restricted free agents, Jonatan Berggren, to a new contract. The deal spans one year, at $825,000. The team announced the signing on social media. Previously, the team announced an $875,000 cap hit, but that number was incorrect.

Top pick Michael Brandsegg-Nygård is back, and goalie Ville Husso begins his comeback as Detroit Red Wings camp begins in Traverse City this week.

The Red Wings’ most prominent restricted free agents – defenseman Moritz Seider and right wing Lucas Raymond – remain unsigned. The team will take the ice Thursday for the start of training camp at Centre I.C.E. Arena in Traverse City.

Jonatan Berggren has a new contract for one year, but Detroit Red Wings still haven't re-signed Moritz Seider or Lucas Raymond.

Detroit — There's one less restricted free agent to be signed by the Red Wings. The team signed forward Jonatan Berggren to a one-year contract worth $825,000 on Monday. Berggren, 24, is likely to be on the opening night roster and no longer waiver exempt.

Berggren gradually worked his way to the NHL with the Red Wings after being selected with the 33rd overall pick of the 2018 NHL Draft, and he enjoyed a solid rookie campaign during the 2022-23 season (15 goals,