Red Wings Sink to 1-3-2 With 5-4 Overtime Loss
Emmitt Finnie and Detroit's second line were the only thing working at Little Caesars Arena. #RedWings
The Detroit Red Wings entered their Tuesday night game against the New Jersey Devils with the goal of climbing out of a three-game losing streak. Unfortunately, they fell short, falling to a 5-4 overtime loss, leaving them at 1-3-2 after six games. The lone point the Red Wings earned came from Emmitt Finnie and a second line that consistently looked dangerous throughout the game.
Finnie was the player of the night, tying the game in the first period and finding the back of the net twice. Despite his efforts, the Red Wings were unable to secure the win.
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