The New York Rangers secured a surprising 4-0 victory over the Detroit Red Wings, completing a three-game sweep of the season series. Despite being heavily outplayed, with the Red Wings dominating five-on-five play and outshooting the Rangers 37-23, stellar goaltending from Jonathan Quick, who made 37 saves for his 61st career shutout, was critical. Chris Kreider opened the scoring with a power-play goal, followed by goals from Jimmy Vesey, Artemi Panarin, and Reilly Smith. The Rangers capitalized on their limited opportunities, while the Red Wings struggled with consistency and execution. This win improves the Rangers' record to 9-3-1 and marks Quick's first shutout of the season. The Red Wings face continued challenges, having lost five of their last seven games.