The Daily: Red Wings Prospect Nets Clutch Goal; Caufield Calls Out Refs

The Detroit Red Wings second-round draft pick Eddie Genborg (44th, 2025) continues to find the spotlight with his play in the Swedish Hockey League.

Genborg scored a tying goal with 37 seconds left in regulation to spark Timra IK to a 3-2 overtime win against Leksands IF. Genborg’s teammate Simon Forsberg scored the game-winner 23 seconds into the extra period.

Genborg, 18, logged 19:47 minutes of ice time to lead the Timra forwards. He finished with three shots on goal and two hits.

On the season, Genborg shows five goals and three assists for eight points in 14 games.

Eddie Genborg(2nd Round’25)
GOAL🚨
Ties the game late in the third. #LGRW pic.twitter.com/7mrrqTok1V

— Red Wings Prospects (@LGRWProspects) October 23, 2025

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

Red Wings have an unpleasant trip visiting the New York Islanders. 

Bob Duff writes that a Red Wings quality start doesn’t always mean much. We’ve seen the Detroit squad do this before.

Grand Rapids Griffins can tie a franchise record tonight if they defeat the Manitoba Moose.

Red Wings Extra

Rookie Axel Sandin Pellikka was minus-3 against the New York Islanders. He’s now minus-7 for the season. While the Red Wings are pleased about what they see in the youngster, there is always pain involved with playing inexperienced defensemen… Dylan Larkin’s eight-game points streak to start the season most certainly further fuels his strong candidacy to play for the U.S. Olympic team.

Hockey Now Network

Boston: The Bruins lost their sixth consecutive game. Maybe the Bruins are as depleted as we all thought they were. Boston Bruins.

Montreal: Cole Caufield called out the referees after Montreal’s loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Montreal Canadiens. 

Pittsburgh: Penguins raise their record to 6-2 with an impressive 5-3 win against Florida. Dan Kingerski writes that Tristan Jarry was spectacular and Sidney Crosby scored twice. Pittsburgh Penguins

San Jose: SJHN writes that the Sharks had a night to remember. Macklin Celebrini notched a hat trick and Will Smith scored twice, including an OT tally. San Jose Sharks.