The Detroit Red Wings couldn't protect a two-goal third period lead on Saturday afternoon against the St. Louis Blues at Little Caesars Arena, thanks in large part to a lack of losing focus on details.
The Detroit Red Wings surrendered a two-goal third-period lead on Saturday afternoon, suffering a 5-4 regulation defeat against the St. Louis Blues at Little Caesars Arena. Detroit held a 4-2 advantage before defensive breakdowns and neutral-zone turnovers allowed the Blues to rally for the victory.
Head coach Todd McLellan criticized his team's execution and lack of attention to detail, noting that players failed to follow back-checking rules. Forward Keegan Kolesar scored his first goal since joining the Red Wings, expressing frustration over the missed opportunity to close out the game.
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