Ovi scores but Kane, Wings prevail

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Ovi scores but Kane, Wings prevail

DETROIT — Patrick Kane reached the 1,300-point mark and Todd McLellan won for the first time as Detroit's coach in the Red Wings' 4-2 victory over Washington on Sunday.

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Detroit Red Wings Fire Coach Derek Lalonde

The Detroit Red Wings fired coach Derek Lalonde on Thursday and named Todd McLellan as his replacement, a major change by general manager Steve Yzerman more than a third of the way through another disappointing season in the place known as “Hockeytown.” The move the day after Christmas comes with the Red Wings on a three-game skid and having lost nine of their past 12. They’ve lost 21 of their first 34 games this season and are above only the lo…

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The Detroit Red Wings have won again in the NHL after four defeats. In the 4:2 victory over the Washington Capitals on Sunday (local time), Patrick Kane contributed a goal and an assist, reaching the 1300-point mark in the North American ice hockey league. Of all the active players, only Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin and Yevgeni Malkin have collected more points. Marco Kasper had 10:35 minutes of ice time, but did not score a point. Ovechkin…

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The American reached the 1,300-point mark in a 4-2 win over Washington. Ovechkin is getting closer to Gretzky with 870 goals. Minnesota with Rossi loses to Ottawa

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Red Wings’ Patrick Kane joins select company with milestone

DETROIT – Patrick Kane has long been in the conversation as arguably the best American-born player of all-time.

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New Coach’s Simple Philosophy Sparks Red Wings’ Offensive Explosion

In Todd McLellan’s debut week as head coach of the Detroit Red Wings, a candid moment during practice quickly captured the hockey world’s attention. “Just play ? @#%&! hockey,” he told his players—a straightforward challenge that galvanized the team during their recent showdown on Sunday. McLellan, stepping in for Derek Lalonde, wasn’t mincing words, setting a brisk, no-nonsense tone right out of the gate. Fast forward to his second game at th…