Red Wings-Blues quick take: Let’s go Ned Wings

The Detroit Red Wings attempted to snap an 0-3-and-1 road losing streak as they returned to Little Caesars Arena to host the St. Louis Blues.

The Red Wings snapped their losing skid against the tremendously tenacious Blues by a 4-2 score, but they mostly won because of 35 stops from Alex Nedeljkovic and key goals from Lucas Raymond, Dylan Larkin, Adam Erne and, in the end, Robby Fabbri as Detroit rallied from a 1-0 deficit and pushed to 2-1, surrendered the 3rd period lead, and pushed forth and forward under heavy bombardment from the Blues.

It was a rousing, raucous and wild win for the Wings, maybe a little TOO wild, but the Wings sit at 9-9-and-3 at American Thanksgiving, and that’s about as good as we could hope for.

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Tweets of note: Lucas Raymond joins exclusive company with his 20th NHL point in his 21st NHL game

FYI:

Lucas Raymond leads all rookies in scoring this season and became the 11th teenager in the last 35 years to record his 20th career point in 21 games or fewer.#NHLStats: https://t.co/6QIo3NiqKb pic.twitter.com/eRU7FWpVhb— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) November 25, 2021

Lucas Raymond (8-12—20 in 21 GP) joined franchise icon and current general manager Steve Yzerman (17 GP in 1983-84) as just the second @DetroitRedWings teenager to collect his first 20 career points in 21 contests or fewer.#NHLStats: https://t.co/6QIo3NiqKb pic.twitter.com/xtL3P06lAu— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) November 25, 2021

LUCAS RAYMOND!

His 8th of the year is a beauty. #LGRW pic.twitter.com/QVdlutA1mc— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) November 25, 2021

Twitterview: Robby Fabbri talks about his time with the Blues w/ Bally Sports Midwest

Red Wings forward Robby Fabbri spoke with Bally Sports Midwest’s Andy Strickland regarding his time in St. Louis prior to tonight’s Wings-Blues game:

Robby Fabbri says it was good to catch up with his former #stlblues teammates: “Some of those guys I hadn’t seen since I got traded. You’re never going to forget who you went through that with. … We’ll share that Stanley Cup memory forever.”
Stream: https://t.co/B0nrAh4Wh9 pic.twitter.com/VbpI65WGKk— Bally Sports Midwest (@BallySportsMW) November 25, 2021

Danny DeKeyser out due to COVID protocol

Swell:

UPDATE: The Detroit #RedWings
have placed defenseman Danny DeKeyser in the NHL’s COVID-19 protocol.— Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) November 24, 2021

The @DetroitRedWings have announced earlier today that defenseman Danny DeKeyser has been placed in the NHL’s COVID-19 protocol. #LGRW pic.twitter.com/diZU5DlFC8— Bally Sports Detroit (@BallySportsDET) November 25, 2021

The Red and White Authority interviews Sebastian Cossa

DetroitRedWings.com’s Art Regner speaks with Red Wings goaltending prospect Sebastian Cossa in today’s episode of “The Red and White Authority”:

SI’s Power Rankings: I can be thankful for the Wings’ top line, but is it Thanksgiving without the Seider?

Yeah, the title of this entry is a terrible pun, I know it. But what the hell. Anyway, Sports Illustrated’s Kate Yanchulis posted a set of power rankings, and they’re…mostly accurate as to what the Red Wings should be thankful for at American Thanksgiving:

27. Detroit Red Wings

Last week: 26
Record: 8-9-3

A top-tier top line. Dylan Larkin, Todd Bertuzzi and Lucas Raymond are the top three players on the Red Wings in terms of point production, with 52 points between them. The problem? They’re not receiving much production from the rest of their forwards.

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Prospect Round-up Europe: Kivenmaki scores in Liiga on a day notable for its absences

Of prospect-related note from Europe today:

In the Finnish Liiga, Otto Kivenmaki scored a goal, finishing at +1 with 2 shots in 14:51 played as the Lahti Pelicans won 3-0 over Vassan Sport;

In the Swedish Allsvenskan, Jesper Eliasson stopped 23 of 28 shots in Almtuna IS’s 5-4 loss to Tingsryds IF;

Neither Gustav Berglund nor Albin Grewe played in Mora IK’s 3-2 win over Vasteras;

Filip Larsson was the back-up in HV71 Jonkoping’s 6-4 win over Vita Hasten;

And in the Swedish J20 league, Liam Dower Nilsson didn’t play in Frolunda HC’s 5-1 loss to Vaxjo.