▪ The Panthers scored four goals in a non-shootout game for the first time since March 8 against Buffalo, snapping a run of 14 consecutive games scoring three goals or fewer (there is a 4-3 shootout win over Pittsburgh on March 23 mixed in there).

For the second game on this trip, their last extended one, the Wings scored first, but their opponent scored more. The Florida Panthers used three second-period goals Thursday at Amerant Bank Arena to hand the Wings a 4-1 loss.

Expert recap and game analysis of the Florida Panthers vs. Detroit Red Wings NHL game from April 10, 2025 on ESPN.

On Thursday, the Panthers took down the Detroit Red Wings 4-1, moving back within one point of Tampa Bay and four points behind first place Toronto. It was the second straight game where Florida left the ice feeling like they had earned a win and actually picked up the two points.

There's absolutely no margin of error left for the Red Wings. None. After Thursday's 4-1 loss in Florida, it leaves the Wings with a bit less of hope than when they entered the Panthers' home rink — and there wasn't a ton of hope before the game began either.

The Red Wings need a win or loss in overtime tonight against Florida to avoid missing the playoffs for the ninth straight season. State of play: The Wings have no margin for error. With only five games to go,

Aleksander Barkov scored with 5:57 left for the Panthers — getting to 20 goals for the 10th consecutive season.

With the Wings heading into a back-to-back, fantasy players can likely expect Alex Lyon to get the road start versus the Lightning on Friday.

Detroit Red Wings fans are no different. Two former Red Wings players were nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial trophy on Wednesday morning. This trophy is awarded to the player who “best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance,