LAS VEGAS -- The Detroit Red Wings will conclude their five-game road trip out West when they play the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena on Tuesday night.

Marner aims to continue his Red Wings dominance as Vegas seeks crucial points in a high-stakes Tuesday showdown.

The Wings (9-4-0) won for the third time on this trip, which wraps up against the Golden Knights in Las Vegas on Tuesday (10 p.m., FanDuel Sports Network Detroit). James van Riemsdyk, in the fourth round, was the only player to score in the shootout.

After perhaps the wildest sequence of events they'll see all season, the Red Wings beat the Kings in a shootout late Thursday night.

Detroit Red Wings forward Patrick Kane has been unavailable since Oct. 17 when he was injured against the Tampa Bay Lightning, having now missed eight straight games.

Kane hasn't played since sliding into the boards late in the third period of the game against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Oct. 17. He had been skating on his own when the Wings left on a five-game trip that will bring his total missed games to nine – that is, if he plays on Friday, when the Wings host the Chicago Blackhawks, Kane's former team.

While the Detroit Red Wings are off to a hot start in 2025-26, fans should temper their expectations for the rest of the season.

Goalie John Gibson's return to Anaheim went awry with a Ducks team that outpaced the Wings in a 5-2 loss on Friday.

Detroit's young players and improved team defense are encouraging signs so far. Can the Red Wings keep this up?

The Ducks snapped the Red Wings' three-game winning streak on Friday. Anaheim beat Detroit, 5-2, at the Honda Center.