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Gibson and Talbot combine to make 31 saves in the Red Wings’ 3-0 win over the Devils
- On Sunday night, the Detroit Red Wings defeated the New Jersey Devils 3-0 as John Gibson and Cam Talbot combined for 31 saves.
- The scoring unfolded with Moritz Seider scoring on a wrist shot at 3:20 of the first, James van Riemsdyk tipping in a power-play shot at 6:37 of the second, and Dominik Shine finishing with a snap shot with 9:36 left that counted as his first NHL goal.
- John Gibson made 21 saves through two periods but was injured at the end of the second, while Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom made 27 saves in the game.
- Up next for the teams, Detroit travels to Florida on Tuesday night, while the Devils host Calgary on Thursday night, following the win that halted New Jersey's four-game streak.
- This marked Detroit Red Wings' first combined goalie shutout since Jonas Gustavsson and Jimmy Howard did so in 2014, snapping a skid on the road.
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Marco Kasper and his Detroit Red Wings have secured an important 3-0 victory in the New Jersey Devils on Sunday in the National Hockey League (NHL). Thanks to the success, Kasper, who remained unpointed, is in third place with Detroit in the Atlantic Division, a point ahead of the Montreal Canadiens, who hold the first Wildcard of the Eastern Conference.For the eleven-time Stanley Cup winner, this is the first playoff to come closer since 2016, …
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Gibson and Talbot combine to make 31 saves in the Red Wings' 3-0 win over the Devils
John Gibson and Cam Talbot combined to make 31 saves, Dominik Shine scored his first NHL goal and the Detroit Red Wings beat the New Jersey Devils 3-0 on Sunday night.
Marco Kasper and his Detroit Red Wings secured a crucial 3-0 victory over the New Jersey Devils in the National Hockey League (NHL) on Sunday. Thanks to the win, Kasper, who didn't register a point, and Detroit sit in third place in the Atlantic Division, one point ahead of the Montreal Canadiens, who hold the first wild card spot in the Eastern Conference. This brings the eleven-time Stanley Cup champions ever closer to their first playoff appe…
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