NHL: Marco Kasper played a key role in Detroit’s away win!

The start of the season didn’t go as planned for Marco Kasper. After ten games, the Austro crack only had one scorer point. The points account changed tonight.

The Detroit Red Wings hosted the Los Angeles Kings last night. In a game worth seeing, the winner was only found in the penalty shootout. Lucas Raymond made the final score 4:3 and secured an extra point for the Red Wings.

Marco Kasper scored a brace: the striker scored the goals to make it 2-1 and 3-1. After eleven games, the national team crack has three goals.

For the Red Wings, the success in LA was the third victory en suite. In the Atlantic Division, the Americans are tied for second place with the Montreal Canadiens with eight wins from the first eleven games. The California trip for Kasper and Co. continues tomorrow with a duel against the Anaheim Ducks.

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Jake Thompson

Jake Thompson

Hello, I'm Jake Thompson, a proud Canadian with a lifelong passion for hockey. Growing up in Toronto, I spent my mornings on the ice and my evenings analyzing every game, which naturally led me to a career in sports journalism. At DUBNetwork, I merge my love for storytelling and the sport to bring you compelling insights from the heart of hockey.