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Frederik Andersen gets the start for the Hurricanes as they push their point streak to 12 against the Detroit Red Wings; the forward lineup remains unchanged with Svechnikov and Ehlers on point streaks and Stankoven–Hall–Blake leading the attack, while Kochetkov is out and Kotkaniemi/Reilly are scratches.
With under a minute left, DeBrincat's wrist shot ricocheted off a photo-hole in front of Detroit News photographer Dave Guralnick and into the net to tie the game at 3-3; Capitals coach Spencer Carbery called the goal obscure, and the Wings lost 4-3 in a shootout. The night also featured Patrick Kane's milestone point for Detroit, and the NHL noted strict photo-hole guidelines for photographers.
The Washington Capitals defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 in a shootout to notch their second win in eight games, with Nic Dowd opening the scoring, Ben Chiarot tying, Dylan Strome giving Washington the lead, Declan Chisholm extending Detroit, Alex DeBrincat scoring twice for Detroit, and Dowd sealing the win in the shootout.
The Detroit Red Wings signed defenseman Ben Chiarot to a three-year extension averaging $3.85 million per season, keeping the 34-year-old veteran in Detroit through 2028-29. Chiarot has been a top-four staple, logging about 20:39 of ice time per game and producing 63 points in 288 games for Detroit, and the move secures blue-line stability as the team evaluates future top-four needs and aging considerations.
LA Kings visit Detroit for Game 51 of the season with a reshuffled lineup: Turcotte is out, Edmundson is a game-time decision, and Warren Foegele sits for one game with Trevor Moore returning; Armia centers a new line while Connors was recalled but won’t play tonight. Kopitar skated and could return on the trip, and Detroit’s John Gibson is in net as LA looks to balance its forward group on a busy road trip.
Bruins forward Morgan Geekie returns to Boston's lineup against Detroit after the birth of his son, Max, missing the previous game; he leads Boston with 25 goals in 45 games as the team seeks to extend its win streak into the Olympic break.
Detroit star Patrick Kane is four points shy of surpassing Mike Modano as the NHL’s all-time points leader among players born in the United States, a milestone that would cap a remarkable career after overcoming size hurdles and a hip resurfacing surgery; he has 1,371 points (500 goals, 871 assists) in 1,334 games and has helped Detroit contend this season.
The Detroit Red Wings retired Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91 in a ceremony at Little Caesars Arena. Fedorov, who left Detroit for Anaheim in 2003, called that decision a huge mistake. A key member of the Russian Five and a three-time Cup winner with Detroit (1997, 1998, 2002), he reflected on his legacy as he joined the franchise’s celebrated retired-number club.
Detroit earned a 4-0 shutout of Montreal to move into first place in the Atlantic Division, with Canadiens defenseman Kaiden Guhle returning from injury and logging 18 minutes on the third pair; Lucas Raymond opened the scoring in the second period on a rebound as Detroit pulled away with three more goals.
The St. Louis Blues, facing back-to-back games and travel, did not hold a morning skate before their game against the Detroit Red Wings. They will be without Jake Neighbours, who is on injured reserve, and Robert Thomas, who is day-to-day. Jordan Binnington is expected to start in goal, with lineup adjustments made by coach Jim Montgomery.
Buffalo Sabres rookie goaltender Colten Ellis earned his first NHL win in his debut game against the Detroit Red Wings, making 27 saves and helping the Sabres secure a 4-3 victory. Ellis's performance was notable for his aggressive play and key saves, contributing to Buffalo's winning streak and raising expectations for his future starts.
The 2025 NHL free agency has begun, but most top players have already signed elsewhere, leaving limited options and likely inflated prices. Detroit Red Wings have secured some players and have $17.2 million in cap space, while the trade market remains active. The free agency period is underway with notable signings like Brock Boeser and ongoing decisions from players like Nikolaj Ehlers.
The Minnesota Wild have acquired right wing Vladimir Tarasenko from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for future considerations, adding a seasoned scorer with a history of playoff success and multiple All-Star appearances to their roster.
Detroit Red Wings acquire goalie John Gibson from Anaheim Ducks to upgrade their goaltending, hoping he will provide more stability and quality starts, as they move forward with their rebuilding process.
The Detroit Red Wings made a surprising Day 2 NHL Draft haul, acquiring veteran goaltender John Gibson in a trade and selecting several promising prospects across multiple rounds, including versatile winger Eddie Genborg and towering goalie Michal Pradel, signaling a strategic effort to bolster their roster with experienced players and young talent.