Kasper's commitment leads Detroit to the first victory after five defeats!

Kasper's commitment leads Detroit to the first victory after five defeats!

In a dramatic ice hockey match, the Detroit Red Wings finally won their first victory after a five-game series of defeats on Monday evening in the NHL. The game against the Buffalo Sabres ended 6: 5 after extra time in penalty shooting. The Austrian Marco Kasper did not contribute a scorer point, but was 16:16 minutes on the ice and was striking in the 43rd minute with a hook penalty when the Red Wings returned 3: 5 at that time. The turnaround only came in the third third - goals from Andrew Copp and Moritz Seider ensured the compensation and saved the team into the extension, reports krone.at .

The debut of goalkeeper Sebastian Cossa, who also came into play, was particularly exciting after Ville Husso had conceded three goals in the first third. Cossa showed a strong performance after a nervous entry and held 12 out of 14 shots, which contributed significantly to the turn. It was particularly noteworthy that he was able to parry two out of three shots in the decisive penalty shootout, which not only secured victory, but also gave him trust for future missions. At that time, the red wings were under immense pressure because they tried to break a five-game series of defeats, such as

With this victory, the team not only ended its negative series, but also drawn new hope to possibly qualify for the playoffs. Kasper, who is currently at two goals and five assists, will continue to have to wait for his breakthrough, while Cossa, with his performance, opens up the opportunity to act as a stammer goalkeeper in the upcoming games, especially when the other goalkeepers, Alex Lyon and Cam Talbot, do not return in time. This situation represents an exciting view of the Red Wings, which despite the previous challenges were at least celebrated this season.