New York — A mere 24 hours after a discouraging loss, the Red Wings put together a quality victory at Madison Square Garden.

Lucas Raymond scored his fifth goal, at 16 minutes 13 seconds of the third period, breaking a tie and sending the Wings to a 2-1 victory.

Raymond carried the puck into the zone, wheeled around the net, and was given all sorts of room by Rangers defenders, sliding into the slot and whistling a shot past goaltender Jonathan Quick.

The Wings moved to 11-7-1 and in the bunched-up standings of the Atlantic Division this early in the season, slid into second place.

The Wings were 1-for-5 on the power play, including coming up empty on back-to-back power plays midway in the third period, as Quick was stellar (40 saves) and a possible repeat of the night before, when th

See Full Page