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Red Wings Win in OT Thriller: DeBrincat Seals Victory
19 Jan
Summary
- Alex DeBrincat scored the overtime winner for Detroit.
- Patrick Kane is two points away from a U.S. scoring record.
- Detroit improved to 9-4 in overtime games this season.
The Detroit Red Wings continued their impressive run by defeating the Ottawa Senators 4-3 in overtime on Sunday, with Alex DeBrincat netting the decisive goal a mere 36 seconds into the extra period. This victory marked the Red Wings' ninth overtime win of the season, highlighting their resilience and clutch performance. Axel Sandin-Pellikka, Lucas Raymond, and James van Riemsdyk also contributed to the scoring for Detroit.
Adding to the narrative, Patrick Kane provided an assist on Sandin-Pellikka's goal, bringing him within two points of Mike Modano's historic 1,374 career points for a U.S.-born player. Goaltender John Gibson was instrumental, making 19 saves and securing his 15th win in his last 17 appearances. The Red Wings' strong showing keeps them in contention atop the Atlantic Division standings.
Ottawa put up a fight, with Drake Batherson, Dylan Cozens, and Shane Pinto scoring for the Senators. Despite a strong effort from James Reimer, who made 30 saves, the Senators ultimately fell short. The Senators had initially taken a 2-0 lead, but Detroit battled back, showcasing their offensive capabilities throughout the game.
