Red Wings Defeat Sabres in Shootout

The Detroit Red Wings ended a five-game losing streak by defeating the Buffalo Sabres 6-5 in a shootout, with Andrew Copp scoring twice to spark the comeback. After trailing 5-3 in the third period, Copp's second goal initiated a rally that saw Moritz Seider tie the game, leading to Dylan Larkin's game-winning goal in the shootout. Detroit's rookie goalie Sebastian Cossa made 12 saves in his NHL debut, stepping in for Ville Husso, who struggled early. The Sabres, despite Jason Zucker's two goals and an assist, remained winless in their last seven games. With this victory, both teams now share an identical record of 11-13-4. The Red Wings will next face the Flyers, while the Sabres take on the Rangers in their upcoming games.