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Raymond’s Three-Point Night Sends Red Wings Past Canucks

Detroit extended its point streak with a decisive road win that left the team facing short-term goalie uncertainty after John Gibson exited with an upper-body injury.

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Alex DeBrincat of the Detroit Red Wings takes a shot on Vancouver Canucks goalie Kevin Lankinen during the third period at Rogers Arena on Thursday night. The Red Wings won 5-2.
Detroit Red Wings' Lucas Raymond (23) celebrates his goal with his teammates as Vancouver Canucks goaltender Kevin Lankinen (32) looks on during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Vancouver on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns

Overview

  • Lucas Raymond scored two goals and added an assist to fuel a 5-2 Detroit victory at Rogers Arena on Thursday, Oct. 22.
  • John Gibson left after two periods with an upper-body injury and Michal Postava was recalled from Grand Rapids and made his NHL debut to start the third period.
  • The win extended Detroit’s run of games with at least one point to six and improved the Red Wings’ record to 4-3-3.
  • Vancouver fell to 2-9-1 and its losing streak reached nine games as the Canucks were held without a shot in the entire second period and goalie Kevin Lankinen continued to struggle.
  • Detroit now heads into the remainder of its Western road trip with immediate questions about goalie depth given Daniil Tarasov’s earlier practice issue and Gibson’s injury, a situation that could force further roster moves.