Red Wings End Losing Streak With Late Rally Over Islanders

Lucas Raymond's last-minute goal secured a 2-1 victory, snapping Detroit's three-game skid and frustrating New York's struggling penalty kill.

Lucas Raymond scored the game-winning goal with 51.1 seconds left, lifting the Detroit Red Wings to a 2-1 win over the New York Islanders.
Jonatan Berggren tied the game late in the third period, marking his third goal of the season and setting the stage for Raymond's decisive shot.
The Red Wings ended their three-game losing streak, while the Islanders have now lost five of their last six games.
Detroit's highly ranked power play unit went 0-for-3, as New York's 31st-ranked penalty kill successfully held them scoreless during man-advantage opportunities.
The game also featured a ceremonial puck drop by Red Wings legend Pavel Datsyuk, recently inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.