It was a third period that showed Utah Hockey Club’s growth in maturity this season. The team was tied 2-2 with the Detroit Red Wings entering the final frame Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena. It killed off 1:06 of a carried-over Red Wing power play from the second period,

Karel Vejmelka made 38 saves for the Utah Hockey Club, who scored three straight goals to rally for a 4-2 win against the Detroit Red Wings at Little Caesars Arena on Thursday. Vejmelka, who signed a five-year contract extension earlier Thursday,

"We didn’t do a whole lot, but it’s honestly been hard to follow because of our game and back-to-back," Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin said.

Lyon is set to start at home against Utah on Thursday, per Daniella Bruce of the Red Wings' official site. Lyon stopped 28 of 30 shots Tuesday, but Detroit didn't support him offensively, and the result was a 2-1 loss to Carolina.

The only player shipped out was Joe Veleno, a former first-round pick who wasn't performing to expectations. "I wouldn’t say we did everything we wanted to do but we had areas we wanted to address,

Dylan Larkin scored for the first time since Feb. 22, but the Wings gave up three unanswered goals in a 4-2 loss to Utah HC.

The Hurricanes went up, 2-0, a little more than a minute into the second period. Martinook fired the puck in from Detroit's blue line. Lyon went behind his net to play the puck but couldn't corral it and instead, Jordan Staal swooped in and around the net, coming out front to sweep the puck into the netting before Lyon could recover.

Jordan Martinook had a goal and an assist, and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Detroit Red Wings 2-1 on Tuesday night. Jordan Staal also scored for Carolina in its third win in four games. Frederik Andersen stopped 24 shots.

Mrazek and Craig Smith were traded to Detroit from Chicago on Friday in exchange for Joe Veleno.

Dusk had fallen by the time the Detroit Red Wings took to the rink laid out in the horseshoe that is Ohio Stadium, ice gleaming in the fading light.

The Carolina Hurricanes won their first road game since Jan. 28 as they defeated the Detroit Red Wings 2-1 Tuesday night.The Canes got goals from both Jordan Martinook and Jordan Staal and then mostly shut it down in front of Frederik Andersen who stopped 24 shots in net.

angling the puck past Ben Chiarot's stick and in behind Alex Lyon. The Hurricanes went up, 2-0, a little more than a minute into the second period. Martinook fired the puck in from Detroit's blue ...