Carter Mazur is among the players cut from the Red Wings' roster, as the team moves closer to finalizing its opening night lineup. He, along with several others, will report to the Grand Rapids Griffins. This decision reflects the team's ongoing evaluation process, where roster spots are still very much in flux as the season approaches.

Carter Mazur put together an impressive performance, showcasing both offensive and defensive skills that highlight his NHL readiness. He made a significant impact by assisting on Jeff Petry’s goal with a determined effort to poke the puck into position. His overall game involved consistently positioning himself well to generate offensive opportunities while also holding his own defensively. Mazur’s assertiveness and ability to influence play on both ends of the ice further solidified his case to eventually claim a spot on the roster, even if immediate roster chances are slim. His strong performance contributes positively to the Red Wings' outlook, especially as they navigate the preseason.

Carter Mazur has stood out during training camp, impressing Detroit’s coach Derek Lalonde with his performance in the Red & White Game. Lalonde noted that Mazur was "especially noticeable" during the scrimmage, highlighting his potential as he competes for a spot on the NHL roster.

Carter Mazur is among the Red Wings' top prospects who will not participate in the upcoming Traverse City prospect gathering. His absence highlights the significance of the event for other players seeking to establish themselves within the organization.