Detroit Red Wings Weekly

Detroit held a two-goal lead with 20 minutes to go, outshot St. Louis 28-15, and somehow found a way to lose 5-4 in a third-period meltdown that leaves fans searching for answers.

Viktor Arvidsson's hat trick lifts the Red Wings to a commanding 4-1 win over Chicago, proving this team can compete even without Dylan Larkin in the lineup.

Detroit falls behind three times against the Oilers, clawed back each time on grit and power play execution, and a 24-year-old named Michal Postava shut the door in overtime and the shootout to cap a 4-3 win and a respectable road trip.

Detroit's six-game point streak dies in Calgary as a promising second-period tie unravels into a three-goal avalanche. The Saddledome finale ends on a sour note, and the Red Wings are now one point back of the wild-card race.

Lucas Raymond's two-goal night, a suffocating second period, and a six-game point streak highlight Detroit's road victory over a Canucks team in freefall. Jack Armstrong breaks down the win and the one concern that came with it.

Detroit scored three third-period goals to claw back from a 3-0 deficit at Climate Pledge Arena, capped by Alex DeBrincat's 300th career goal with 16.9 seconds left. But Bobby McMann won it in the fourth round of a shootout, and the Wings walked away with just one point from a game they absolutely had to win.

The Detroit Red Wings erase a two-goal third-period deficit with only eleven forwards, force overtime on Alex DeBrincat's career goal 299, and get the shootout winner from Lucas Raymond. Jack Armstrong breaks down how this one unfolded and what it means for a team that keeps finding ways to win.