Detroit — Different areas will become different points of concern during a typical hockey season.
No team is going to be perfect in everything, especially all the time during a seven-month hockey season.
Right now, for the Red Wings, the hot-button issue is winning faceoffs. Or, more accurately, the inability to win any faceoffs.
Heading into Sunday's game against Anaheim, the Wings ranked 31st out of 32 teams with a less than sterling 40.1% faceoff win percentage.
It was a key reason behind Friday's 4-3 overtime loss in Chicago, a faceoff directly resulting in Chicago's game-tying, third-period goal.