Sat. Sep 6th, 2025

Red Wings Edge Out Hurricanes in Thrilling Match

DETROIT — In a fast-paced game, the Detroit Red Wings took an early lead with goals from Ben Chiarot and Marco Kasper just 26 seconds apart in the first period. They managed to maintain this lead and ultimately win against the Carolina Hurricanes with a final score of 5-3 on Friday night.

Patrick Kane, Michael Rasmussen, and Alex DeBrincat also contributed to Detroit`s score. Dylan Larkin played a key role with two assists, and goalie Cam Talbot was solid, blocking 30 shots. This victory is crucial for the Red Wings as they fight for a spot in the playoffs.

For the Hurricanes, Jackson Blake, Eric Robinson, and Brent Burns each scored. However, their efforts weren`t enough to overcome Detroit`s lead, and their three-game winning streak came to an end. Goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov made 16 saves for Carolina.

Seth Jarvis kept his scoring streak alive, now at six games, with an assist on Blake`s goal. Justin Robidas also celebrated a milestone, earning his first NHL point by assisting on Robinson`s goal.

DeBrincat sealed the Red Wings` victory with a goal into an empty net in the final moments of the game. This win is especially sweet for Detroit, as Carolina had previously defeated them twice in the past month.

Key Takeaways

Hurricanes: The Hurricanes missed an opportunity to advance in the Atlantic Division standings. They remain behind Toronto and Tampa Bay in the division.

Red Wings: This win keeps Detroit`s playoff hopes alive, bringing them closer to a wild card spot in the Eastern Conference.

Turning Point

Midway through the second period, Patrick Kane and Michael Rasmussen scored just 21 seconds apart. These quick goals extended Detroit`s lead to 4-1. Kane scored on a breakaway, and Rasmussen followed up by slipping a backhand shot past Kochetkov.

Stat of the Game

Patrick Kane`s goal marked his 20th of the season, achieving this milestone for the 17th time in his 18-season career. This record surpasses Mark Modano for the most 20-goal seasons by a player born in North America.

Looking Ahead

The Hurricanes will play against Boston on Saturday, while the Red Wings will host Florida on Sunday.

By Rupert Caldwell

Rupert Caldwell is a veteran journalist from Newcastle who has traveled to every corner of England covering regional sporting events. Known for his distinctive voice and ability to uncover the human stories behind athletic achievements, Rupert specializes in boxing, athletics, and motorsport.

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