Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews will forever be linked in NHL history as longtime teammates who led the Chicago Blackhawks to three Stanley Cup championships. They also were tied for the most shootout goals in league history – until Tuesday. Kane’s shootout tally lifted the Detroit Red Wings past the Seattle Kraken 5-4 at Climate Pledge Arena.

Patrick Kane scored his NHL-record 53rd career shootout goal and the Detroit Red Wings beat the Seattle Kraken 5-4 on Tuesday night for their seventh straight win.

Patrick Kane set the NHL record with his 53rd shootout goal as the visiting Detroit Red Wings beat the Seattle Kraken 5-4 on Tuesday to claim their seventh consecutive win.

Patrick Kane’s NHL record-setting shootout goal Tuesday lifted the Red Wings to a 5-4 victory over the Seattle Kraken at Climate Pledge Arena. It was Kane’s 53rd career shootout goal, moving him past former Chicago teammate Jonathan Toews for the most in league history.

A long wait for Patrick Kane happily ended with a victory for the Detroit Red Wings against the Vancouver Canucks, sealing another good game in February for the team and marking the end of a long absence for the forward.

Patrick Kane will be back on the ice for the Detroit Red Wings. Kane has been activated from injured reserve and has been replaced by fellow forward J.T. Compher, the team announced ahead of Sunday's game against the Vancouver Canucks.

Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan announced the team's latest decision involving star Patrick Kane, handing bad news to Dylan Larkin and the rest of the locker room.

The thought of the Red Wings going on a seven-game winning streak earlier this season might have been a bit unbelievable. The idea of the Wings putting two such win streaks together in a span of 20 games would have been laughed out of reality.