Dylan Larkin’s trade request remains unresolved, with sources signaling that the likelihood of a deal coming together is dwindling as the Red Wings hold firm on their price. Detroit’s leadership upheaval, including Steve Yzerman stepping into a senior advisory role, has muddied the path to a quick resolution and raised questions about who would oversee any potential deal. A growing consensus is that walking back the request would be difficult, especially as the organization insists on acquiring NHL-caliber talent in return and Larkin’s $8.7 million salary complicates fits for many teams. The stalemate persists even as Larkin has continued to deliver production, and questions linger about the impact on team chemistry and camp dynamics if no agreement is reached. Some reports suggest a potential window to resolve the situation could stretch into the upcoming seasons, with public chatter about staying put or delaying decisions until a longer-term plan is clearer under a new front office. Overall, Detroit appears prepared to wait for a deal that meets its conditions, while Larkin’s future with the franchise remains uncertain and heavily debated.