3-2 Seattle after 20 minutes then 4-4 after 40 minutes.
Detroit came out slow to start the game but started to play much better late in the first period.
In the third both teams settled down but there was no scoring.
In overtime, Seattle wins it on the power play. 5-4 final.
Detroit goals are below.
🎱 ball, left pocket #LGRW | @ThinkFordFirstpic.twitter.com/EzKxo8A6UW
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Goal changed to Erne
Moritz Seider snipes the puck past Martin Jones to cut the deficit to one.#LGRW | @ThinkFordFirstpic.twitter.com/tLxB6DcHiE
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Zadina 👉 Berggren#LGRW | @ThinkFordFirstpic.twitter.com/QL5zwjnAER
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Made You Look 😏 #LGRW | @ThinkFordFirstpic.twitter.com/3ZGZ67Oy7e
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Murph on the postgame talking about how important that lost point was to their wild card chase. Was it dollar beer night? Who’s buying that? Would’ve been better to lose in regulation. What a sloppy game.
We played so well defensively in February, where did it all go in the last 3 games?
The defense collapse is similar to what it was last season at this time.
The real question is: Have we all been fooled into believing substantial progress has been made in the rebuild. It's a long, difficult process and we are far more in the beginning than the middle. Patience is a virtue and I'm running out of it.
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