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Detroit erased a 3–0 deficit in Seattle, and Alex DeBrincat’s last-minute 300th career goal forced overtime. The Wings still fell 4–3 in the shootout. Was this a point earned or another opportunity missed?
On Season7, Episode413 of Red Wings Rant, we break down the comeback, every Detroit player’s HockeyStatCards Game Score, and Natural Stat Trick’s season-versus-last-week numbers: Corsi, Fenwick, expected goals, chance quality and PDO.
Then we dig into The Athletic’s report that Dylan Larkin would accept a trade to ten U.S. teams—with Montreal currently off the list. We revisit John Buccigross’s seven-to-ten-day prediction, Marek and Friedman on Simon Edvinsson, and LeBrun’s report of Edvinsson’s meetings with Shawn Horcoff.
We also debate the claim attributed to Chris Johnston that Detroit wants to keep defenseman salaries below Moritz Seider’s. The original comments remain unverified; our take is conditional: if Detroit is treating an old contract as a hard ceiling while the league’s salary market moves, that is a terrible negotiating rule.
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