GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Detroit Red Wings on Friday recalled right wing Dominik Shine from the Grand Rapids Griffins. 

Shine made his NHL debut on Jan. 27 against the Los Angeles Kings and later bagged his first NHL point with an assist on Feb. 1 at the Calgary Flames. Shine became the oldest skater to make his NHL debut since defenseman Evgeny Medvedev did it with the Philadelphia Flyers at 33 on Oct. 8, 2015, and the oldest Red Wings player to make his NHL debut since center Vaclav Nedomansky did it at 33 on Nov. 18, 1977. The 31-year-old competed in four games with Detroit from Jan. 27-Feb. 4 with one assist and a minus-one rating. 

Shine has already set a career high with 37 points (11-26—37) in 53 games and is on pace to reach 48 (14-34—48) this season. On Feb. 14 at Iowa, Shine collected his career-best 34th point with his career-high 23rd assist and is also six goals from tying his career high of 17 (2021 22). He has also notched career-high totals in power-play goals (4), game-winners (3), and multi-point outings (8). Shine is tied for first on the roster in points (11-26—37), first in assists (26), fifth in goals (11), and third in power-play goals (4). The Detroit native has been with Grand Rapids since 2016-17 and has accumulated 175 points (72-103—175) and 527 penalty minutes in 475 appearances. In the Griffins’ all-time rankings, Shine places third in games played, sixth in penalty minutes, tied for 10th in goals scored (72), tied for 10th in overtime goals (2), and tied for first in unassisted goals (10). 

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Photo by Nicolas Carrillo/Griffins