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The Detroit Red Wings suffered a third period collapse against the St. Louis Blues on Saturday afternoon, dropping a 5-4 final after leading 4-2.

The Detroit Red Wings suffered a third-period collapse against the St. Louis Blues on Saturday afternoon, falling 5-4 at Little Caesars Arena. Detroit held a comfortable 4-2 lead midway through the final frame before the visiting Blues mounted a dramatic comeback, scoring three unanswered goals to secure the victory.
Pavel Buchnevich and Justin Barron sparked the comeback with consecutive goals before Aleksanteri Kaskimaki netted the game-winner just 18 seconds later. The Red Wings received goals from J.T. Compher, Keegan Kolesar, Lucas Raymond, and Emmitt Finnie, but goaltender Gibson conceded five goals on 15 shots in the defeat.
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