Red Wings' Dylan Larkin hopes team driven by hunger, anger and hurt

DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings came as close as you can get to making the playoffs without getting in, and Dylan Larkin hopes the disappointment drives them in the offseason. “This stings,” Larkin said. “The momentum we built, for the guys returning hopefully there's a hunger there all summer and a little bit of anger and hurt from what we just went through. I know it will be for me.” Larkin, speaking Thursday as players gathered one last time for exit interviews, described the season as a mix of emotions – from the high of building an eight-point lead in the wild card chase at the end of February to the frustrations of a March swoon to the gut-wrenching final day Tuesday, when a dramatic 5-4