The Detroit Red Wings may have lost star forward Dylan Larkin to an injury, but that didn’t stop them from taking down the Washington Capitals in D.C. on Tuesday night. Despite the loss of their best player, the Red Wings kept their composure and came away with a 3-1 victory over the Capitals.<\/p>\n
Goaltender Jonathan Bernier was the star of the night, making 33 saves in the win. He was especially impressive in the third period, when the Capitals outshot Detroit 13-3. Bernier’s stellar performance kept the Red Wings in the game and allowed them to come away with the victory.<\/p>\n
The Red Wings were also able to get on the board first, with forward Gustav Nyquist scoring the game’s opening goal in the second period. The Capitals responded with a goal of their own, but the Red Wings answered back with two more goals in the third period to take the lead.<\/p>\n
The Red Wings were able to keep their composure and grind out the victory despite the loss of their star player. It was a great team effort and a testament to their resilience and determination.<\/p>\n
The Red Wings will now look to build off of this victory as they head back home for a matchup with the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday. With Larkin out of the lineup, the Red Wings will need to rely on their depth to get the job done. It will be a tough test, but if they can keep their composure and play as a team, they should be able to come away with another victory.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Detroit Red Wings may have lost star forward Dylan Larkin to an injury, but that didn’t stop them from taking down the Washington Capitals in D.C. on Tuesday night. Despite the loss of their best player, the Red Wings kept their composure and came away with a 3-1 victory over the Capitals. Goaltender Jonathan …<\/p>\n