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Detroit Red Wings Lines

The most-used Detroit Red Wings forward line in the Oct 17 game vs SJS was Viktor Arvidsson – Lucas Raymond – Dylan Larkin (11:18 together at 5-on-5).

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Tue, Oct 20, 9:40 PM ET · at Seattle Kraken

Lines, pairs and special teams

In the last game, the team played 43:49 at 5-on-5, 7:45 on the power play and 9:24 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

LinePlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
L1Viktor Arvidsson(moved up) – Lucas Raymond(moved up) – Dylan Larkin(moved up)11:1825.8%
L2Emmitt Finnie(moved down) – Michael Brandsegg-Nygård(moved down) – Alex DeBrincat(moved down)9:3822.0%
L3Andrew Copp – Nate Danielson(moved down) – Michael Rasmussen8:1518.8%

Defense pairs

PairPlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
D1Ben Chiarot – Moritz Seider14:2032.7%
D2William Wallinder – Justin Faulk5:3312.7%
D3Albert Johansson – Anton Johansson4:5611.3%

Power play

UnitPlayersTogetherShare of PP
PP1Viktor Arvidsson – Lucas Raymond – Dylan Larkin – Alex DeBrincat – Moritz Seider4:2456.8%
PP2Andrew Copp – Emmitt Finnie – Michael Rasmussen – Michael Brandsegg-Nygård – Justin Faulk2:5136.8%

Penalty kill

UnitPlayersTogetherShare of PK
PK1Andrew Copp – Emmitt Finnie – Ben Chiarot – Moritz Seider2:0922.9%
PK2Andrew Copp – Michael Rasmussen – Justin Faulk – William Wallinder1:3717.2%

NEW: not in the previous game's top four lines or three pairs. ▲ ▼: moved up or down from the previous game.

Goalies

Started the last game (Oct 17 vs SJS): John Gibson

GoalieStarts this season
John Gibson6
Daniil Tarasov2

Not in the last game

May be injured or a healthy scratch

How these lines are calculated

Lines are rebuilt second by second from the NHL's official shift records. A trio or pair counts only at 5-on-5, and each window shows at most four lines and three pairs that played at least 3% of the team's 5-on-5 time. Read the full method.