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PREVIEW: Going for fourth straight win, Red Wings host Lightning for Star Wars Night on Friday
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DETROIT – Hoping to maintain their early-season positive momentum, the Detroit Red Wings will try for their fourth straight win when the Tampa Bay Lightning visit Little Caesars Arena on Friday night.
“It’s been a good start since Opening Night,” Emmitt Finnie said. “I thought we’ve bounced back well our last three games. We’ve been taking it day by day and not riding the highs too high. We’re just looking forward to [Friday].”
The Red Wings (3-1-0; 6 points) and Lightning (1-2-1; 3 points) are scheduled to drop the puck at 7 p.m., with broadcast coverage on FanDuel Sports Network Detroit and the Red Wings Radio Network (97.1 The Ticket in Detroit).
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Following a few solid victories, the Detroit Red Wings hope to keep things rolling early on against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday night.
Many were concerned about how the Red Wings were going to look this season after getting trounced in their home opener last week against the Montreal Canadiens. However, the team has instilled some belief in Hockeytown following back-to-back victories over an Original Six rival, the Toronto Maple Leafs, earlier this week. While there still is a lot of hockey to be played, a couple of wins this early in the season has seemingly renewed some optimism in Detroit.
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The Detroit Red Wings (3-1) are home tonight to play the Tampa Bay Lightning (1-2-1)
Hot: Alex DeBrincat has been unlucky when it comes to scoring in the first four games, but he’s leading the team with 15 shots on goal and six points.
Not: Forward J.T. Compher has no points, and only two shots on goal, in four games.
Spotlight: Rookie Axel Sandin Pellikka continues to earn his keep as a second pairing defenseman. He’s averaging 20:43 minutes per game. ASP is looking for his first NHL point.
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