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Detroit Red Wings at Florida Panthers

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Bobrovsky shines as Panthers edge Red Wings 2-1

Bobrovsky improved to 4-0-1 this season. Alex Wennberg also scored for the Panthers.

Hornqvist’s winner and sixth goal of the season came on a power play when a shot by Aaron Ekblad deflected off his shoulder and over the head of Thomas Greiss at 8:04 of the second period, making the score 2-1. Hornqvist also had an assist.

“It always hurts a little less when the puck goes in,” Hornqvist said. “All 20 guys out there were really good. It felt like we had control of the puck the whole night. It was a close game, but it didn’t feel like that.”

Bobrovsky allowed an early goal but was able to stop the Red Wings the rest of the way.

“I was feeling good. It was nice to be back, to play, to see the puck,” Bobrovsky said. “I wanted to go out and keep up my pace and have a higher intensity. It was a good win for us.”

Filip Zadina scored for the Red Wings.

Greiss stopped 20 shots in his eighth straight appearance.

The Panthers are 10-1-1 over their last 12 games against Detroit. The Red Wings have lost nine of 10.

“We have to find ways to win these games,” coach Jeff Blashill said. “We had some chances on the power play, but we need to score.”

Zadina put the Red Wings ahead 1-0 at the 3:31 mark of the first.

“We started good, won the battles, and scored the goal and felt pretty good,” Zadina said. “We need to score more than one goal.”

Dylan Larkin’s assist on Zadina’s goal, his first point in four games, gives him 20 points (nine goals, 11 assists) in 22 games against the Panthers.

“We need results and we need them now with the hole we’ve dug for ourselves,” Larkin said. “We just couldn’t get it by Bobrovsky.”

Huberdeau’s assist on the goal by Wennberg was his 450th NHL point.

BACK ON THE ICE

Red Wings F Anthony Mantha returned after being a healthy scratch Sunday.

Panthers F Ryan Lomberg played for the first time since opening night.

ATTENDANCE

The Panthers allow up to 5,000 fans. Attendance was 3.477.

UP NEXT

The Panthers host the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday.

The Red Wings visit the Nashville Predators on Thursday.

Regular Season Series

FLA leads series 3-1

Scoring Summary

Goal 1st Period 3:31
Goal 1st Period 15:54
Goal 2nd Period 8:04

Statistics

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8 Blocked Shots 10
28 Hits 35
6 Takeaways 15
32 Shots 22
0 Power Play Goals 1
3 Power Play Opportunities 1
0.0 Power Play Percentage 100.0
0 Short Handed Goals 0
0 Shootout Goals 0
23 Faceoffs Won 19
54.8 Faceoff Win Percent 45.2
1 Giveaways 6
1 Total Penalties 3
2 Penalty Minutes 6
Florida Panthers Florida Panthers Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Carter Verhaeghe, C Out Apr 15
Sam Bennett, C Out Apr 15
Gustav Forsling, D Out Apr 15
Tomas Nosek, LW Out Apr 15
Seth Jones, D Out Apr 9
Detroit Red Wings Detroit Red Wings Injuries
NAME, POS STATUS DATE
Dylan Larkin, C Out Apr 16
Mason Appleton, C Out Apr 15
Michael Rasmussen, C Out Apr 7

Game Information

Amerant Bank Arena

Location: Sunrise, FL
Attendance: 3,477 | Capacity:
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