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Red Wings Outlast Capitals 3-2 in OT to Sweep Home-and-Home Series
Seider's overtime goal capped a 3-2 victory, completing a two-game sweep as Detroit won seven of their last nine games, supported by 31 saves from Cam Talbot.
- On Sunday, Moritz Seider scored in overtime to lift the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 victory, completing a sweep of the home-and-home with the Washington Capitals.
- After a 5-2 win on Saturday, Detroit Red Wings entered Sunday riding strong form, having won seven of their last nine games in the weekend series against Washington Capitals.
- On the power play at 8:37, Lucas Raymond tied the game and John Leonard scored a deflected goal for a 2-1 lead, while Cam Talbot made 31 saves.
- The victory moved Detroit to a three-point cushion atop the Atlantic Division with 45 points, and the Detroit Red Wings host the Dallas Stars on Tuesday while Washington visits the New York Rangers.
- Elmer Soderblom was struck in the face by a pass, left bleeding and assisted off, but returned midsecond period wearing a full face shield.
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The Detroit Red Wings won their home game against the Washington Capitals 3-2 on Sunday in the National Hockey League. The German Moritz Seider shot the hosts 24 seconds before the end of the overtime to win. 21-year-old Carinthian Marco Kasper was not in the squad for the first time this season, he had to make way for his teammate Mason Appleton.On Saturday Detroit, including a Kasper-Assist, had won 5-2 in Washington.
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Marietta Daily JournalRed Wings complete home-and-home sweep of Capitals with OT win
Moritz Seider scored the game-winning goal with 23.3 seconds remaining in overtime to lead the Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 win over the visiting Washington Capitals on Sunday in Detroit, Mich.
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