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Raymond scores in shootout to lift Red Wings to 4-3 decision over Oilers

Lucas Raymond delivered the decisive moment on Monday evening by converting the sole attempt in the shootout, securing a 4-3 victory for the Detroit Red Wings over the Edmonton Oilers. Raymond also contributed a pair of assists during regulation to help his club finish their four-road-game stretch with a record of two wins, one loss, and one overtime loss.

Viktor Arvidsson, Emmitt Finnie, and Dylan Larkin added regulation goals for Detroit, with Larkin knotting the score late in the final period while extra an attacker was on the ice. Goaltender Michal Postava stopped twenty-five shots in regulation and three more in the shootout during his first career start.

Edmonton received regulation scoring from Vasily Podkolzin, Isaac Howard, and Colton Dach, while netminder Tristan Jarry turned aside twenty-six attempts. Connor McDavid notched an assist to stretch his season-opening points streak to a dozen games, establishing a franchise benchmark for production prior to November and matching a league record previously held by Wayne Gretzky, Ken Linseman, and Sebastian Aho.

The hosts suffered their second consecutive defeat and also saw forward Zach Hyman leave the match following a suspected concussion.

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