Dougie Hamilton, Timo Meier and Jack Hughes scored on power plays as the New Jersey Devils took advantage of Detroit’s NHL-worst penalty kill in a 5-4 victory over the Red Wings on Friday.

Hamilton beat Talbot from the high slot on the power play at 16:05 to make it 2-1. The Red Wings used a coach's challenge for goaltender interference on Stefan Noesen, but the call on the ice was upheld after video review, and Detroit receivd a two-minute penalty for delay of game.

It was a fun atmosphere on a holiday weekday afternoon and an entertaining game, but the Red Wings gladly would have exchanged the result.

Stefan Noesen scored the go-ahead goal late in the second period and the visiting New Jersey Devils held on for a 5-4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Friday afternoon.

It wasn’t enough for the New Jersey Devils to beat the Detroit Red Wings. Then they had to pour salt in the wounds. Or, to be more precise, pour out a gravy boat full of losses.

Following a disappointing loss to the Blues, the Devils look to return to form against the Detroit Red Wings. Let’s look at what has changed in this matchup since October in this preview.

The New Jersey Devils are on the road to play the Detroit Red Wings on Friday at 3 p.m. ET. New Jersey (15-8-2) is coming off a 3-0 shutout loss to St. Louis at home.

Lucas Raymond will try to tie an NHL career-high five-game goal-scoring streak when the Detroit Red Wings host the New Jersey Devils at Little Caesars Arena on Friday afternoon. Puck drop between Detroit (10-10-2;

They couldn’t sustain it, however, and the New Jersey Devils battled back from a two-goal deficit to defeat the Red Wings 5-4 at Little Caesars Arena. The Devils (16-8-2) scored three times on the power play against the league’s worst-rated penalty kill.