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Patrick Kane scored twice to spark Detroit's 5-2 victory over Calgary at Little Caesars Arena.
Kane's second goal came on a backhand redirect 6:37 into the second period.
Detroit built a 3-1 lead early in the second with a 5:34 span of scoring.
Matt Coronato answered for Calgary to trim the deficit before Seider extended the lead.
Seider scored on the power play to restore a two-goal cushion late in the second.
Dustin Wolf was the Flames' goaltender, stopping 20 shots in the loss.
Detroit moved one point ahead of Boston for the first wild-card in the East with this win.
Dylan Larkin and Andrew Copp were sidelined, creating a need for Kane's elevated play.
The Flames extended their road trip with a loss, going 1-4-0 on the trip.
The game featured multiple goals from Lee Finnie and Albert Johansson, contributing to the late surge.

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Kane scored twice to move into sole possession of fourth place on the all-time U.S.-born goals list with 504 career goals.
Kane increased his career goals to 504, trailing Modano, Tkachuk and Roenick among U.S.-born players.
Detroit defeated Calgary 5-2, with Emmitt Finnie, Moritz Seider and Dominik Shine also scoring.
Detroit moved into a tie for third in the Atlantic Division and held the first Eastern Conference wild-card spot.
Calgary's Morgan Frost opened the scoring before Detroit's late surge.
Kane contributed the first and third goals of Detroit’s second-period burst.
John Gibson made 25 saves for Detroit in the win.
Calgary finished a five-game trip through the Eastern Conference with a 1-4 record.
The Flames have the NHL's second-worst record, ahead of only the Vancouver Canucks in the Pacific Division.
The Flames are 2-7-1 in their past 10 games as they wrapped the trip.

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Patrick Kane scored twice to push his American-born NHL goal total into sole possession of fourth, reflecting a historic night as Detroit beat Calgary 5-2.
Detroit opened a four-game homestand with a 5-2 win, snapping a brief skid and strengthening its playoff positioning.
Moritz Seider and Emmitt Finnie contributed goals as Detroit got balance beyond Kane, with DeBrincat setting up three assists.
J.T. Compher added two assists as Detroit climbed into a tie for third in the Atlantic Division, aided by a productive supporting cast.
Calgary opened the scoring with Morgan Frost, but Detroit surged in the second period to seize control and win convincingly.
Calgary finished its five-game road trip at 1-4, continuing a rough stretch as the season drags on.
Dustin Wolf stopped 20 shots in a solid Calgary night, though the Flames couldn’t contain Detroit’s sudden momentum.
Detroit ascended to the first wild-card position in the Eastern Conference following the win.
Matt Coronato tallied for Calgary, highlighting continued Flames’ offense even in defeat.
The multi-goal second period swing defined the game, with Detroit turning a tight start into a decisive stretch.

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Patrick Kane scored twice to lead Detroit to a 5-2 win over Calgary, moving into sole possession of fourth on the all-time goals list for American-born NHL players.
Kane has 504 career goals and 1,383 career points in 1,355 games, continuing his historic scoring run for the Red Wings.
Alex DeBrincat contributed three assists as Detroit pulled away with a three-goal surge in the second period.
J.T. Compher added two assists for Detroit, helping support the offensive burst.
Calgary’s Morgan Frost got the Flames on the board first, but Detroit answered with a surge early in the second period.
Matt Coronato contributed a goal and an assist for Calgary amid a tough road trip.
Calgary, with the NHL’s second-worst record, concluded a five-game road trip 1-4.
The Red Wings opened a four-game homestand with a win over Calgary.
Both teams will play again soon, with Calgary visiting St. Louis and Detroit hosting Montreal next.

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