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The Chicago Blackhawks are back on the road Thursday night, heading to Detroit to take on the Red Wings. The Red Wings are another team with a middling record (5-4-3) but, with the Atlantic Division being quite competitive, that puts…

The Chicago Blackhawks head to Detroit on Thursday night to face the Red Wings, who hold a 5-4-3 record through their first 12 games. Detroit recently finished a four-game road trip with a 4-3 shootout victory over the Edmonton Oilers, secured by a decisive shootout goal from Lucas Raymond.
Detroit is expected to be without Dylan Larkin, who will reportedly sit out until an ongoing trade request is resolved. The Red Wings also remain without defenseman Simon Edvinsson due to an unresolved contract dispute, while forward Alex DeBrincat currently leads Detroit's offense with 13 points.
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