Red Wings Beat Sharks 4-3 in Shootout After DeBrincat’s Late Equalizer
The Detroit Red Wings secured a 4-3 shootout victory against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday night in Detroit. Alex DeBrincat scored a late game-tying goal to force overtime, and Lucas Raymond netted the decisive shootout goal for the win.
Marquette, MI, October 18, 2026 —
The Detroit Red Wings defeated the San Jose Sharks 4-3 in a shootout Saturday night in Detroit, after Alex DeBrincat scored a late goal to tie the game and send it to overtime. Lucas Raymond scored the decisive goal in the shootout.
DeBrincat’s late equalizer kept Detroit’s hopes alive after San Jose had held a lead. The goal forced overtime, but neither team settled the result before the game moved to a shootout. Raymond then scored the deciding attempt to secure the victory for the Red Wings.
The stated final score was 4-3, with the winning goal recorded in the shootout. The available account does not provide the score by period, the time of DeBrincat’s goal, or details of the individual shootout attempts beyond Raymond’s decisive goal. It also does not identify the goaltenders or provide other player statistics.
The result gives Detroit the win in the matchup, while San Jose finished on the losing side of the shootout decision. No further information was provided about the teams’ standings, recent results or the broader significance of the game.
The account identifies DeBrincat’s tying goal and Raymond’s shootout goal as the key moments, but does not include comments from players or coaches. Additional game details, including how the score developed before DeBrincat’s late goal, were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Steve Brownlee on www.miningjournal.net, see more information here.
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