Hoping a quick return to home ice will help them recapture some momentum, the Red Wings most recently dropped both games of their midweek back-to-back road set – first a 4-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday followed by a 7-2 setback against the New York Islanders on Thursday.

The Red Wings are now stuck in a two-game losing skid after putting together five straight victories, and they know what must be done in order to avoid allowing things to snowball.

The Detroit Red Wings will try to keep their four-game home win streak alive when they take on the St. Louis Blues

Dylan Larkin has twice as many goals and nearly twice as many points as any other Detroit Red Wing, driving the offense so far. Others need to step up and produce, defensively as well. The Red Wings (5-3-0) will try to end a two-game skid tonight at home against the St.

Desperate for a win, Detroit and St. Louis clash in a high-stakes showdown where rookie talent and defensive struggles promise either a scoring surge or a defensive resurgence.

In second half of back-to-back set, Larkin pushes season-opening point streak to eight straight games and Brandsegg-Nygård records first career NHL point

Emil Heineman scored twice, while Tony DeAngelo, Mathew Barzal and Simon Holmstrom each had a goal and an assist as the New York Islanders topped the Detroit Red Wings 7-2 on Thursday night.

Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan told reporters on Tuesday that Patrick Kane will miss at least the next two games due to an upper-body injury.

Twice in eight games the Detroit Red Wings have failed to execute and lacked competitiveness. They rebounded fast the first time, winning five in a row. Now, they face another challenge following Thursday’s 7-2 loss at the New York Islanders.

Jack Quinn had a goal and two assists, Colten Ellis stopped 27 shots in his NHL debut and the Buffalo Sabres beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2