The Detroit Red Wings tied an NHL record, winning their 20th straight game on home ice Sunday night. Elsewhere, Jaroslav Halak recorded another shutout and the Florida Panthers extended their Southeast Division lead.
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After seeing his job as the starter taken away following a series of shaky performances, the Slovakian netminder was one of the greatest beneficiaries of the new systems put into place by head coach Ken Hitchcock.
After slowly improving through the new year, Halak has reclaimed the starting job in no small part because of four shutout performances since mid-January.
Read Article >Flyers Vs. Red Wings: Zetterberg Helps Wings To Record-Tying 20th Straight Home Victory, 4-3
Detroit leveled the score before the end of the frame, as Zetterberg sent the teams to the dressing room at the second intermission tied at 3-3 with his 11th goal of the campaign.
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