Wings set NHL record with 21 straight wins at home
DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Red Wings were businesslike about breaking an NHL record with their 21st straight win at home.
The Red Wings tapped their gloves and sticks on goaltender Joey MacDonald after beating the Dallas Stars 3-1 Tuesday night as if it was just another victory.
Then, they skated toward center ice and raised their sticks to acknowledge the cheering fans — a rare gesture — before going...
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