The Red Wings finally found some offense, but were let down by their penalty killing during their 3-2 loss to the Jets on Sunday afternoon.

The Detroit Red Wings were defeated 3-2 by the Winnipeg Jets after struggling on the penalty kill. Winnipeg established an early 3-0 lead on Sunday before Detroit attempted a late comeback, but the Red Wings ultimately fell short despite finding their offensive rhythm.
The result marked the start of a three-game winning streak for the Winnipeg Jets, who have managed consecutive 3-2 victories while defying the absence of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. Detroit later saw roster adjustments under coach Todd McLellan and the return of Dylan Larkin to spark further improvement.
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