Red Wings Edge Flyers, Kane Shines

On April 3rd, Detroit Redwings grabbed a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers, sparked by Patrick Cain's goal and two assists.

Alex Debrinkett buried two goals, and Lucas Raymond chipped in one for Detroit, now 40 wins deep at 40-27-8.

John Gibson bounced back strong in net, stopping 32 shots after getting yanked in his last two starts.

For the Flyers at 37-26-12, Samuel Urson faced just 15 shots, but couldn't hold the line.

Tyson Forster shook off rust from a 49-game absence due to an arm injury, tying things early in the second.

That goal came off a loose puck in the slot, marking his first action since early December.

Drama peaked in the third when Philly cut it to 3-2 on Travis Keneckney's tip-in, overturned after a coach's challenge for goalie interference.

But Debrinkett sealed it 45 seconds later, with a deflection off of Flyers' stick.

Wings snagged their second win in six tries, keeping playoff hopes alive as both squads grind toward the stretch run.

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