Red Wings again brushing against East basement after two ugly losses against Canadiens
What a lousy weekend for the Red Wings. Playing back-to-back games against a Montreal team that was below them in the standings — the Canadiens have since moved ahead — the Wings lost twice. Losing a third-period lead Friday at Little Caesars Arena, 4-3, then producing an all-around dud in Saturday's 5-1 loss.
Detroit Red Wings slide further in standings with lopsided 5-1 loss to Montreal Canadiens
MONTREAL — That sound emanating from Bell Centre on Saturday was the Detroit Red Wings sliding further down the NHL standings. Their talk of flushing the previous night's outing sputtered in the first period; instead the Montreal Canadiens splattered ...
Detroit Red Wings fall to Montreal Canadiens, 4-3
The Detroit Red Wings had a good opportunity to salvage what has been a disappointing season and inch closer to a playoff ...
BLUES The St. Louis Blues (15-16-4) are looking to earn a spot on the nice list - and in the win column - when they visit the ...
The St. Louis Blues already made a coaching change this season. Could the Detroit Red Wings, their opponent on Monday, do the same in the coming days?
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Patrik Laine scored on the power play again, and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Detroit Red Wings for the second straight ...
The Detroit Red Wings look to respond to 4-3 loss to Habs by winning second leg of home-and-home on Saturday in Montreal ...
With Simon Edvinsson likely out for three games, it creates an opportunity for Albert Johansson and means more minutes for ...
Jonathan Huberdeau, Connor Zary, Blake Coleman, and Matt Coronato each had a goal and an assist as the Calgary Flames beat ...
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