Flames Vs Red Wings: Red Wings Take Losing Streak Into Home Match With Projected Lineups

Flames Vs Red Wings — The Detroit Red Wings head into a home matchup as losers of three straight, while projected lineups show multiple changes for both teams and a string of injuries affecting Detroit’s forward group.
Flames Vs Red Wings: Projected Lineups And Scratch Lists
Projected forward and defensive groupings for the matchup list the following units.
Calgary Flames projected lines
Blake Coleman — Mikael Backlund — Joel Farabee
Yegor Sharangovich — Ryan Strome — Victor Olofsson
Matvei Gridin — Morgan Frost — Matt Coronato
Connor Zary — Ryan Lomberg — Martin Pospisil
Scratched: John Beecher, Adam Klapka, Brayden Pachal, Yan Kuznetsov
Injured: Jake Bean (undisclosed), Samuel Honzek (upper body), Jonathan Huberdeau (hip surgery)
The Flames are expected to make four lineup changes following a 3-2 loss in their most recent road game: Beecher and Klapka would come in at forward for Pospisil and Lomberg, Kuznetsov would replace Brzustewicz on defense, and Cooley would start in goal for Wolf.
Detroit Red Wings projected lines
Alex DeBrincat — J. T. Compher — Patrick Kane
David Perron — Emmitt Finnie — Lucas Raymond
John Leonard — Marco Kasper — James van Riemsdyk
Mason Appleton — Sheldon Dries — Dominik Shine
Defense pairing listed: Albert Johansson — Jacob Bernard-Docker
Scratched: Axel Sandin-Pellikka, Travis Hamonic
Injured: Dylan Larkin (lower body), Andrew Copp (lower body), Michael Rasmussen (undisclosed), Michael Brandsegg-Nygard (undisclosed)
How The Red Wings’ Losing Streak And Team Stats Frame The Game
Detroit enters the game on a three-game losing streak. The Red Wings hold a 36-23-8 overall record and are 18-11-3 at home. They are 29-4-6 in games when they score three or more goals.
The Flames sit at 26-33-7 overall and have struggled on the road with a 10-21-3 mark. Calgary ranks fourth in the league in penalty minutes, averaging 11. 2 penalty minutes per game.
This is the second meeting of the season between the clubs; the Red Wings won the previous matchup 4-3, with Alex DeBrincat scoring two goals in that game. DeBrincat leads Detroit with 33 goals and 33 assists. Over the past 10 games, Moritz Seider has one goal and eight assists, while for Calgary Morgan Frost has 14 goals and 18 assists and MacKenzie Weegar has recorded five assists in his last 10 games.
Recent form: Detroit is 3-5-2 over its last 10 games, averaging 2. 2 goals, 4. 1 assists, 3. 4 penalties and 7. 6 penalty minutes while allowing 2. 7 goals per game. The Flames are 3-6-1 over their last 10, averaging 2. 3 goals, 3. 8 assists, three penalties and 6. 2 penalty minutes while surrendering 3. 3 goals per game.
Injury Notes, Timelines And Coaching Update
Red Wings coach Todd McLellan said nothing has changed with the team’s injured forwards. Larkin and Copp will miss at least two weeks; Rasmussen will be out for at least a week; Brandsegg-Nygard is day to day.
Calgary’s injured list includes Jake Bean (undisclosed), Samuel Honzek (upper body) and Jonathan Huberdeau (hip surgery), which factors into the Flames’ expected lineup adjustments for the road contest.
With Detroit managing multiple absences and Calgary making several lineup moves after a recent loss, the matchup will hinge on which team can stabilize special teams and break its recent pattern of inconsistent offense.
The game presents immediate consequences: Detroit aims to stop its skid at home, while Calgary looks to translate its projected changes into a measure of road momentum.




