How Trey Augustine is building off his first professional win

Detroit Red Wings goaltending prospect Trey Augustine earned his first professional victory as the Grand Rapids Griffins completed a weekend sweep of the Rockford IceHogs. Augustine has recorded a 3.27 goals against average and a .882 save percentage through three appearances this AHL season, compiling a 1-1-1 record as he steadily adapts to the professional ranks following his collegiate career at Michigan State University.

Octopus Thrower's Katy Glaza argues that Augustine is part of a strong Detroit goaltending pipeline alongside Michal Postava and Carter Gylander. Glaza notes that adjusting to the AHL takes time, comparing Augustine's initial statistical struggles to those experienced early on by former prospect Sebastian Cossa before finding his footing in professional hockey.