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The Detroit Red Wings have taken a nosedive since their heartbreaking loss to the St. Louis Blues on Halloween.Per Jonathan Mills, John Gibson will man the crease in this redemption matchup between the Red Wings and the Blues. Gibson was…

The Detroit Red Wings have decided to start goaltender John Gibson in Tuesday night's matchup against the St. Louis Blues. Gibson returns to the crease following an injury hiatus, looking to rebound from a 4-5-1 start with an .860 save percentage. Detroit enters the contest holding a 7-8-3 record and hoping to snap a three-game losing streak.
In additional roster updates, forwards Marco Kasper and Mason Appleton have both been activated from injured reserve prior to the morning skate. Detroit has struggled offensively during their current slide, having been outscored 10-3 over their past three games as they look to turn their November slump around.
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