Red Wings bust out of the Shark Tank

Red Wings played a complete game in win

The Red Wings looked shaken during Friday’s loss to Anaheim, fortunately the team was prepared for the Sharks. The Wings had a strong start, as opposed to the season’s trend for tough first periods. Detroit put together their best, as well as their strongest full game effort in Sunday’s win. 

Detroit’s young roster managed to bounce back, in particular the defensive core had a strong outing. The penalty kill unit was perfect for two kills, unfortunately San Jose’s PK was just as effective. Three defensemen figured in on the scoresheet, including Moritz Seider who scored his first goal of the year. 

The Red Wings core players are leading the way

Lucas Raymond opened the scoring, with Dylan Larkin and ASP garnering assists. Raymond’s goal was strong, if not impressive as the winger avoided a hit and hit the far corner on a nice snap shot. The line of Larkin, Raymond and Finnie now has 38 points in 13 games, just shy of three points per game. 

Moritz Seider’s first goal of the year was the result of strong cycle play, and strong game management. Simon Edvinsson had the primary assist, and Debrincat gathered another assist on the play. The Red Wings young core is coming together, and the win in San Jose looked like a big step forward. The team managed to move past a poor performance, and moves to 9-4-0 to start the season. 

Detroit’s incredible weekend

JVR’s shootout goal secured a win, likewise the Griffins secured a new franchise record. Detroit’s AHL is rolling, in fact they hold an 8-0-0 record right now.  The Griffins remain undefeated, consequently they are the only AHL team without a loss on the season. 

Positivity is rolling through the organization, thus right now the Yzerplan has a new shine on it. The young NHL team is rolling, therein several prospects are fighting for a chance at a callup. There is strong competition on the ice, as well as inside the locker room. The environment feels ripe for a strong run, hopefully that it will lead to a return to the post season for the Wings. 

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    Jlaura76
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    Red Wings played a complete game in win The Red Wings looked shaken during Friday’s loss to Anaheim, fortunately the team was prepared for the Sh
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    frenchtoto
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    What a goal by Raymond ! He has really high hockey IQ. I liked Seider’s reaction on his goal too, staying calm but happy (we can see on his face when he is not happy at all or not confident enough). Cat is playing well, so is Talbot. Larkin looked a bit frustrated because he’s be doing so well at the start of the season.
    Kane not back yet is a bit of a concern, does anyone have any update ?
    Once again, good points, everyone would have signed for that trip ! Let’s see how it will end against a really tough team.
    Plus : are they going with Talbot again or are they keeping his energy for the season ? He seems to be more consistent than Gibson.
    By the way, Leonard did a nice pre season, his name did’nt come unnoticed but soon forgotten by the start of the season. Now he looks like a player Yzerman could call up !

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    mcmastermike1968
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    Good game in the aggregate, but the defensive lapses keep biting us in the rump. There was no reason for this game to have gone into OT. Reading that we’re connected to Troy Stecher….. I don’t hate that. I do think we’d have been well-served to have retained Ollie Maatta. He was solid, and defensive-minded. Of course retaining Jake Walman would’ve been smart as well but there was something that The Captain didn’t lile about him, I guess – that’s still a very murky move, if you ask me. Regardless, we need to shore up defensively. I’ll actually compliment Copp because he’s playing a much improved defensive game.

    This team just needs a comprehensive defensive scheme. Yawney’s a smart guy and have helped re-invigorate the defense, but our F corps needs to get more on board with shutting down opposing teams. I’ve a feeling that VGK will absolutely dissect defensive lapses and excoriate us if given the chance. We can’t afford to have to come from behind, and that starts with a comprehensive defense across the on-ice skaters….

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