Updates

Moritz Seider became the second player – and first defenseman – in @DetroitRedWings history to score his first career goal in overtime, joining Mud Bruneteau (Dec. 14, 1935).#NHLStats: https://t.co/nRsXGZgCRQ https://t.co/Fd5fHsdNb5

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) November 7, 2021

Projected Lines

Forwards

Tyler Bertuzzi – Pius Suter - Lucas Raymond

Robby Fabbri – Joe Veleno - Filip Zadina

Vladislav Namestnikov - Mitchell Stephens – Sam Gagner

Givani Smith - Michael Rasmussen - Adam Erne

Defense

Nick Leddy - Filip Hronek

Danny DeKeyser - Moritz Seider

Marc Staal - Gustav Lindstrom

Goalies

Thomas Greiss

Alex Nedeljkovic

Knights

Forwards

Jonathan Marchessault — Nicolas Roy — Reilly Smith

William Carrier — Chandler Stephenson — Evgenii Dadonov

Michael Amadio — Keegan Kolesar — Mattias Janmark

Brett Howden — Jake Leschyshyn — Jonas Rondbjerg

Defense

Nicolas Hague — Alex Pietrangelo

Alec Martinez — Shea Theodore

Brayden McNabb — Dylan Coghlan

Goaltender

Robin Lehner

Laurent Brossoit

Keys to the Game

Start Strong, Stay Strong

The Red Wings got off to a strong start last night with Suter scoring within the first minute of the game then struggled to keep it up and eventually let Buffalo take over the game.