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Dylan Larkin scored a goal during his return to the Detroit Red Wings lineup, helping them beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 on Tuesday night. Despite initial boos from the home crowd, fans cheered when Larkin gave Detroit an early lead that they maintained throughout the game. Alex DeBrincat contributed two goals and an assist for Detroit, while Samuel Ersson made 22 saves in net for Ottawa.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Tuesday night, the Detroit Red Wings beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3. Dylan Larkin scored his first goal since requesting a trade, which initially drew boos from the Detroit crowd but later cheers when he put the team ahead early in the game. Alex DeBrincat contributed two goals and an assist for Detroit, while Justin Faulk and Viktor Arvidsson also scored. John Gibson made 22 saves for Detroit. For Ottawa, Drake Batherson, Tim Stutzle, and William Eklund each scored a goal; Samuel Ersson had 31 saves. This was the first loss for the Senators after winning their first two games of the season. Larkin's return to play comes several months after he requested a trade and faced fan criticism following his captaincy being revoked due to his request.
Written for “Hockey Game Red Wings Win” on 2026-10-07,
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DETROIT (AP) — Dylan Larkin scored in his first game since asking for a trade, helping the Detroit Red Wings to a 5-3 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
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Larkin → score → night
Larkin was initially booed by the home crowd when he touched the puck on his first shift.
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he → boo → shift
The boos turned to cheers when he scored in the 13th minute, giving Detroit a lead it never relinquished.
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it → turn → lead
Alex DeBrincat scored twice and Justin Faulk and Viktor Arvidsson added goals for Detroit.
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Faulk → score → Detroit
John Gibson made 22 saves.
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Gibson → make → saves
Drake Batherson, Tim Stutzle and William Eklund scored for the Senators, who had won their first two games.
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who → score → games
Samuel Ersson had 31 saves.
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Ersson → have → saves
DeBrincat opened the scoring in the first with a wrist shot at 3:16, assisted by Nate Danielson and Carter Mazur.
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DeBrincat → open → Danielson
He added a power-play empty-netter with 50 seconds remaining in the third.
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DeBrincat also had an assist.
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DeBrincat → have → assist
Larkin remains in limbo several months after his trade request became public.
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request → remain → limbo
He was stripped of the captaincy, reported to training camp despite being injured, missed the start of the season because of injury and received a frosty reaction from home fans during introductions before their first game last week.
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He → strip → game
Ersson started for Ottawa after entering in relief of injured No. 1 goaltender Linus Ullmark for the third period Monday night in Boston.
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Ersson → start → Boston
Ullmark did not dress, and the Senators called up Jonas Johansson from Belleville of the American Hockey League to back up Ersson.
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Senators → dress → Ersson
Ridly Greig made his season debut for Ottawa and finished with an assist.
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Greig → make → assist
Greig served a two-game suspension at the start of the season that he received for roughing during the Senators’ final playoff game against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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he → serve → Hurricanes
Greig was banned for sucker punching Carolina defenceman Sean Walker in the second period of Ottawa’s 4-2 loss on April 25.
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Greig → ban → April
UP NEXT
Senators: Host the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday.
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Senators → host → Thursday
Red Wings: Host the Seattle Kraken on Friday.
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Wings → host → Friday
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