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Ya I remember you giving him a hard time lol

This was the most complete Red Wings game of the season. And it should have been. Columbus is decimated by injury and were basically playing with an AHL team. We were supposed to dominate that game, and we did. Every single aspect of the game, even strength, special teams, you name it. These are the kinds of games that improve a team because they're more than practice, but not as high stakes as a game against the league's best. Just high level reps for a team that needs them. Huge win.

Kubalik: Larkin: 8 Perron: 8 Raymond: 4 Hronek: 4 Seider: 2 Maata: 2 Copp: 2 Sundqvist: 1 Erne: 1 Hagg: 1 Rasmussen: 1 Czarnik: 1 Perron: Kubalik: 8 Hronek: 5 Seider: 3 Sundqvist: 3 Maata: 2 Vrana: 1 Veleno: 1 Raymond: 1 Rasmussen: 1 Larkin: 1 Chiarot: 1 I've been noticing that Perron and Kubalik seem to have a lot of chemistry so I went through all of Kubalik's and Perron's points this season and tallied who the other contributors were. Unsurprisingly, Perron and Kubalik are the main contributors to one anothers points. I think it's also interesting to note that Larkin seems to gel well with Kubalik, but not Perron. Having contributed to x8 of Kubalik''s points, but only on x1 of Perron's. I also highlighted Hronek because he seems to play well with both Kubalik and Perron. In general though Hronek is playing a lot better this season. The Maata/Hronek pairing has been surprisingly excellent IMO. I think you keep Perron and Kubalik together and let them be centered by Copp... maybe their chemistry gets him going a little more. Leave Larkin with Bertuzzi and Raymond per usual. Bertuzzi - Larkin - Raymond Kubalik - Copp - Perron Sundqvist - Rasmussen - Berggren Erne - Veleno - Suter This is what I'd like to see