Red Wings Defeat League-Leading Jets 4-2 for Fourth Straight Win

Detroit capitalized on special teams and strong performances from Dylan Larkin and Lucas Raymond to extend their winning streak under new coach Todd McLellan.

Dylan Larkin scored twice, including an empty-net goal, and Lucas Raymond added a goal and an assist, both contributing on the power play for Detroit.
The Red Wings' power play proved decisive, going 2-for-3, while the Jets failed to convert on their two opportunities.
Defenseman Moritz Seider led Detroit with three assists, while Alex Lyon made 21 saves to secure the victory.
Winnipeg's Josh Morrissey returned after taking a puck to the mouth in the first period and scored in the second, but key injuries, including Colin Miller's throat injury, disrupted their defense.
The Jets, despite leading the NHL in points, have now lost three consecutive games, struggling with giveaways and faceoffs while being outplayed in the first period.