Showtime is temporarily cancelled in Detroit. Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan confirmed Saturday that veteran winger Patrick Kane will miss Sunday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers. The news comes after Kane crashed hard into the boards late in Detroit’s 2-1 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Lightning Friday. In Kane’s absence, look for Jonatan Berggren to fill in on Detroit’s second line alongside Marco Kasper and Alex DeBrincat. The former Chicago Blackhawk is off to a solid start to the season for the Red Wings, notching two goals and three assists for five points in just five games played. Kane is in his third consective season in Detroit, where he’s still been an effective offensive threat, if not entirely the electrifying player he was in his heyday. Last season, Kane finished with 21 goals and 38 assists for 59 points in 72 games played. Detroit re-signed Kane this past offseason to a one-year, $3 million deal, hoping he could be the veteran presence this young Red Wings team needs to bringRead More
Red Wings’ Patrick Kane to miss game Sunday against Oilers
