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The Daily: Lyon hurt in Loss to Flyers; Karlsson Calls Out Pens

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Detroit Red Wings goalie Alex Lyon was injured in their 1-0 road loss to the Philadelphia Flyers. Bob Duff’s story quotes coach Derek Lalonde saying that the Red Wings will know about his injury today.

Ville Husso relieved Lyon and played one of his better games of the season, stopping all 18 shots he faced against an improved Flyers team.

“Again there’s a little injury,” Husso said. “Happened there in the second period. Those are part of hockey I guess. You never want to see that, especially when you’re sitting on the bench. But hopefully he’s okay and will be back soon. For my part, even when you don’t play you still get ready for the game as usual and just try to prepare like it’s your own game. I feel like it wasn’t like anything bad that I jump in like in the middle of the game. I was ready to go.”

Duff wrote  that the team is having some difficulty without injured Dylan Larkin and suspended David Perron. Injured J.T. Compher came back into the lineup Saturday. The Red Wings have lost three of the four games without Larkin and Perron.

 

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

  • Alex Lyon injured in the Red Wings 1-0 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers. The only goal of the game was an own goal.
  • Patrick Kane still proving he’s able for Detroit.
  • Coach Dan Watson is enjoying his first season with the Grand Rapids Griffins.

Red Wings Next Game

Coach Derek Lalonde’s Red Wings will play the Anaheim Ducks Monday at Little Caesars Arena. Ville Husso is the Red Wings’ likely starter. He played well after replacing injured Alex Lyon against Philadelphia.

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Boston: David Pastrnak may be suspended after being ejected for boarding Ryan Lindgren in loss to New York Rangers. Boston Bruins.

Chicago: Nate Brown takes a look at who might be available for the Chicago Blackhawks to draft next summer.

New York: Zach Parise is pondering a return to the NHL. Multiple teams are interested, according to hockey insider Chris Johnston. The door is presumably open if free agent Parise wants to return to the New York Islanders.

Montreal: The Canadiens’ salary cap outlook gives them plenty of options to make trades. Montreal Canadiens.

Philadelphia: The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) rejected prospect goalie Ivan Fedotov’s appeal of sanctions against him.  He was banned from international play for four months because he signed with CSKA, even though he had a contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. 

Pittsburgh: Dan Kingerski writes that there’s “Something deeply wrong” with the Pittsburgh Penguins. 

 

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