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Gibson Makes 39 Saves as Red Wings Blank Canucks on the Road
- On Monday, the Detroit Red Wings moved into first place in the Atlantic Division with a 4-0 win at Rogers Arena, with goals from James van Riemsdyk, Andrew Copp, Nate Danielson, and Dylan Larkin.
- Despite a big shot advantage, the Vancouver Canucks lost 4-0 as James van Riemsdyk tapped a loose puck past Kevin Lankinen for Detroit's opening goal.
- John Gibson made 39 saves for his first shutout of the year and fourth career against Vancouver, while Kevin Lankinen was replaced after allowing three goals and Nikita Tolopilo stopped all six third-period shots.
- The Red Wings will visit the Calgary Flames on Wednesday, having recorded consecutive wins since Nov. 16-18 and points in five straight games, while Vancouver hosts Buffalo on Thursday.
- Trade speculation linked Quinn Hughes to Detroit Red Wings on Monday, with reports listing Nate Danielson, Marco Kasper, Simon Edvinsson, Emmitt Finnie plus first-round draft picks in 2026 and 2027.
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