Detroit — The Red Wings found ways old and new to lose 5-2 to the offensively super-charged, league-leading Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday.
An icing call against Wings that perhaps should not have been made. A goaltender interference call against the Lightning that perhaps should have been.
The power play that went 0-for-4, including for 1:15 of five-on-three play.
Yielding another critical goal in the last minute of a period.
Getting tons of scoring chances, and failing to convert.
Not giving a hard-pressed goalie enough support.
Another game the Wings believe they could have won, even despite the comparatively lopsided final score.