The Detroit Red Wings suffered a tough loss last night to the Ottawa Senators 5-1, a game in which they were already without J.T. Compher; then, in the first period, Dylan Larkin sustained a brutal hit that had him unconscious on the ice; today, his results came back clear which is great news, but it’s not determined how long he will be out for. David Perron after the hit, went after one of the Senators players and drew a five-minute major game misconduct for his actions as it was deemed an intent to injure; on top of that, today, he got told he has an in-person hearing with player safety. With all of that, the Red Wings recalled three forwards from Grand Rapids, with Zach Aston-Reese, Austin Czarnik, and Jonatan Berggren coming ahead of tomorrow’s matchup against the Dallas Stars.
Roster Moves By The Numbers
Zach Aston-Reese
Aston-Reese was signed in the offseason and was sent to Grand Rapids, where he has played in 20 games and has recorded seven points, coming on four goals and three assists.
Austin Czarnik
Czarnik in Grand Rapids has played in nine games, recording seven points on three goals and four assists. He also played 11 games for the Red Wings this season and only recorded one point on an assist.
Jonatan Berggren
Berggren has been up and down two separate times this season. With Detroit, he has played in four games and has recorded one point coming on an assist. In Grand Rapids, despite only playing in 16 games, he is tied for second on the team in points, with 15 coming on five goals and ten assists.
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