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The Detroit Red Wings announced Wednesday that Steve Yzerman has stepped down from his roles as general manager and executive vice president of the organization.
Yzerman will continue with the franchise as a senior adviser to CEO Chris Ilitch. The Red Wings have launched a search for their next leader of hockey operations, spearheaded by Ilitch, with both internal and external candidates under consideration.
“I am sincerely grateful to Chris and the entire Ilitch family,” Yzerman said. “This organization has given me incredible opportunities, from my time as a player to the privilege of returning as general manager. I’ve appreciated every experience throughout the years, and I’m extremely proud to remain part of this great franchise.”
Yzerman has served as the Red Wings’ general manager since April 19, 2019.
“Steve’s lifetime of contributions to the Red Wings has meant more to this franchise than words can truly express, and I have the highest level of respect for his continued commitment to our organization,” Ilitch said. “We are thankful for Steve’s hard work and dedication as General Manager and are grateful knowing Steve will remain where he belongs – here with the Red Wings family.”
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- Arizona Cardinals Training Camp Preview: Examining Safety Budda BakerThe Arizona Cardinals are scheduled to report to training camp on July 22, beginning their preparations for the upcoming regular season. This period is critical for the team as they finalize the roster and establish starting roles.In the lead-up to camp, we will conduct an in-depth analysis of every player on the offseason roster, covering their professional background, contract status, 2025 performance, key questions, and overall roster outlook.Here is an evaluation of safety Budda Baker.Budda Baker background, 2025 seasonBaker enters his 10th NFL season, having spent his entire career with the Cardinals since being selected in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. A consistent force on defense, he is an eight-time Pro Bowler, including seven consecutive selections. His accolades also include two First-team All-Pro honors and two Second-team All-Pro selections.During the previous season, Baker appeared in 16 games, recording 120 total tackles, four tackles for loss, one quarterback hit, a half-sack, five pass breakups, one fumble recovery, and one interception.Budda Baker contract details, salary cap hitFollowing a three-year, $54 million extension signed in 2024, Baker remains under contract through 2027. In March 2026, he is scheduled to receive a $1 million roster bonus. His upcoming salary exceeds $14.4 million, with a cap hit surpassing $19.2 million. Notably, nearly $7.8 million of his salary is guaranteed.Roster outlook, questions he facesBaker remains a cornerstone of the Cardinals’ defense and a guaranteed presence on the roster. At 30 years old, the primary concerns involve his long-term health and his ability to maintain his elite level of play. As one of the most feared tacklers and respected defenders in the league, he continues to build a compelling case for a Hall of Fame career.
