Raymond's shootout winner caps the Wings' home stand and offers hope for jumpstarting his season.
Raymond's Shootout Goal Sparks Wings; Bernard-Docker Clears Waivers
October 19, 2026 · ← Back to rollups
The Detroit Red Wings wrapped their early-season homestand with a shootout win over San Jose, with Lucas Raymond scoring the decisive goal Detroit Hockey Now. The victory came as the team prepares for a four-game road trip, and Raymond's performance is seen as a potential turning point after a slow start to his season. Meanwhile, the Wings made a roster move, sending defenseman Jacob Bernard-Docker to the Grand Rapids Griffins after he cleared waivers Detroit Hockey Now, a decision that prompted speculation among fans about other potential roster changes but does not necessarily signal an imminent signing elsewhere on the blue line.
On the prospect front, the Griffins continued their strong start with a weekend sweep, while Red Wings prospect Trey Augustine earned his first professional win. Moritz Seider continues to play at a superstar level on the Detroit blue line despite not always receiving the recognition he deserves Octopus Thrower (FanSided), and the team is focused on building a scrappy, resilient identity as they head into the next phase of their season.
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Bernard-Docker clears waivers and heads to Grand Rapids, but the move doesn't signal an imminent Edvinsson signing.
Seider continues playing at an elite level on the blue line, even if his contributions often go underappreciated.
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