Wings beat Maple Leafs on late goal but lose Lucas Raymond to injury

Toronto — The Red Wings won Monday afternoon but also suffered a loss.

The Wings skated into Toronto on Canadian Thanksgiving and let a third-period lead slip away before Mason Appleton's goal with 44.1 seconds left salvaged a 3-2 victory over the Maple Leafs, completing the two-game back-to-back series sweep.

Dylan Larkin's first-period power-play goal, a third-period goal from James van Riemsdyk in his Wings debut and the goaltending of Cam Talbot carried the Wings. Talbot deserved plenty of the praise, stopping 39 shots and singlehandedly keeping the Wings in the lead.