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**Thrilling Overtime Victory for Detroit Red Wings Over Ottawa Senators** In an electric showdown at Little Caesars Arena, the Detroit Red Wings clinched a thrilling 3-2 overtime victory against the Ottawa Senators thanks to Patrick Kane's power-play goal just 11 seconds into the extra period. This win not only showcased the grit and determination of the Red Wings but also marked their fifth straight victory, tying their season-best. The action-packed game began with Detroit striking first at 8:30 in the first period. Dylan Larkin, the Red Wings’ captain who has been on a scoring tear lately, found the back of the net during a power play, thanks to a perfectly orchestrated passing play with teammates Alex DeBrincat and Lucas Raymond. Larkin’s goal extended his impressive streak to four consecutive games, netting five goals during this span and further solidifying his position as a driving force for the team with six points in the last six games. As the second period unfolded, the Senators responded fiercely. Defenseman Thomas Chabot managed to tie the game at 12:25, firing a shot from the blue line that slipped past goaltender Cam Talbot—just moments after a Detroit penalty had expired. The momentum shifted dramatically when Brady "Sloth" Tkachuk lifted Ottawa to a 2-1 lead with a power-play goal scored right before the second intermission, showcasing the Senators' tenacity and ability to capitalize on opportunities. However, the resilient Red Wings refused to back down. Joe Veleno brought the crowd to its feet at 5:00 in the third period, leveling the score at 2-2 with a well-placed rebound shot, further igniting Detroit's hopes for a comeback. With tension in the air and both teams fighting ferociously for every inch on the ice, the Red Wings came perilously close to taking the lead midway through the third, only to be thwarted by a sensational glove save from Ottawa's goalie Anton Forsberg, who displayed excellent reflexes to deny Marco Kasper. The overtime period began with intensity as Moritz Seider drew a hooking penalty against Jake Sanderson. With the clock ticking, all eyes turned to Kane, who seized the moment. Just 11 seconds into the power play, he unleashed a blistering wrist shot that found the back of the net—sending the home crowd into a frenzy and sealing the victory for Detroit. Both teams have faced challenges recently, with Ottawa wrapping up a grueling nine-game road trip and struggling to find their rhythm, having lost five of their last six. Meanwhile, the Red Wings are riding high on their success, buoyed by strong performances across the board. As they continue on this winning streak, the excitement in Detroit is palpable, and fans are eager to see what this revamped Red Wings squad can achieve as the season progresses.

Very nice... Is it just me or do the Senators get away with more cheap/dirty/chippy s*** than any other team.

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Yep, but you’d also have whatever you traded Talbot for as well.

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