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Dylan Larkin's OT Goal Pushes Red Wings Past Maple Leafs
Dylan Larkin scored the overtime winner after Moritz Seider created a one-on-one chance; John Gibson made 30 saves as Detroit swept the season series against Toronto.
- On January 22, Dylan Larkin scored at 3:08 of overtime to give the Detroit Red Wings a 2-1 win at Scotiabank Arena, Toronto.
- Moritz Seider stole the puck at the Toronto blue line and passed to Dylan Larkin on a two-on-0 break, setting up the overtime chance.
- Gibson's saves and Edvinsson's tying goal highlighted the game as Detroit goaltender John Gibson made 30 saves and Toronto's Joseph Woll stopped 39 shots, while Simon Edvinsson tied the game at 19:42 of the first period.
- The victory completed a four-game season sweep of Toronto, Detroit's first sweep since the 1995-96 season, amid an 18-5-2 run in their past 25 games and 8-2 in overtime.
- Toronto has Thursday off and will host the Vegas Golden Knights on Friday, but lost defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson to a first-period lower-body injury while William Nylander missed a third straight game.
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L 36%
C 46%
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