The Daily: Red Wings PK Seems Improved; PP Just as Dangerous
Although two games are not a sufficient sample size, it's encouraging that the Red Wings have only given up one power play goal in five chances going into their game against Toronto.
The Red Wings' 80% penalty killing efficiency, ranking 19th in the NHL, shows improvement over last season when they struggled to reach 70%. They finished last in penalty killing in the NHL last season.
“One, we haven’t had to use it a lot,” Detroit coach Todd McLellan said. “That’s a good starter.
The team's performance is a positive sign, with Detroit being 2-for-2 on the kill in their 6-3 win against the Maple Leafs.
Author's summary: Red Wings' penalty kill shows improvement.More News
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