Wings Rally Late, Fall in Seattle Shootout

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DET Red Wings 3
SEA Kraken 4
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The Detroit Red Wings lost to the Seattle Kraken 4-3 in a shootout on the road, falling to 3-3-3 on the season Detroit Hockey Now. After a sluggish first two periods, the Wings mounted a furious third-period comeback, with Arvidsson scoring to get them on the board, Raymond breaking his goal drought on the power play to cut it to one, and DeBrincat tying it with just 17 seconds remaining in regulation with his 300th career goal . The rally forced overtime and earned Detroit a point to extend their streak, but the Kraken ultimately prevailed in the shootout .

Off the ice, the trade speculation around Dylan Larkin continues to swirl, with reports indicating he has submitted a list of 10 teams as potential trade destinations. Meanwhile, defenseman Simon Edvinsson and his agent recently met face-to-face with GM Shawn Horcoff, signaling ongoing contract negotiations.

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Red Wings stage third-period comeback against Seattle but can't complete the rally in a shootout loss.

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Post-game discussion thread following the Red Wings' shootout loss to Seattle.

DeBrincat ties the game late in regulation with the goalie pulled on the power play.

Raymond scores his first goal of the season on the power play to cut the deficit.

Red Wings rally from down 3-0 to force overtime and earn a point, extending their streak to five games.

DeBrincat's game-tying goal with 17 seconds left marks his 300th career goal.

Red Wings secure a point in Seattle as their road trip continues to Vancouver on Thursday.