Red Wings Secure Fourth Straight Win, Defeating Senators 5-2; Veleno Scores Twice, Husso Saves 35

Key contributions from Alex DeBrincat in his return to Ottawa and a strong power-play performance reinforce Detroit Red Wings' winning streak, despite determined play from Senators.

• In the game against the Ottawa Senators, the Detroit Red Wings emerges victorious, scoring a 5-2 victory. This is the team's fourth consecutive win, with Joe Veleno hitting the net twice and Ville Husso making 35 saves.
• Returning player Alex DeBrincat, now with Detroit, faced a jeering crowd on his first trip to Ottawa since his trade but was on the ice for all three of Detroit's power-play goals.
• While Ottawa outshot Detroit 14-3 in the first round, the game still ended with a score of 1-1. Detroit, however, took the lead in the third period with two early goals, securing their win.
• Ottawa Senators broke their three-game win streak with the defeat. The team's goals were scored by Jake Sanderson and Ridly Greig, whereas goalie Joonas Korpisalo made 18 saves.
• Next, the Red Wings will go against the Calgary Flames back at home, while the Ottawa Senators are set to host the Buffalo Sabres.

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