Red Wings duo is setting a record that hasn't been seen since 1944

The Detroit Red Wings are reaping the rewards of Alex DeBrincat's arrival, having acquired the forward from the Ottawa Senators during the summer.

Pairing him with native Michigander Dylan Larkin on the top line was a strategic move that's paying off.

Their collective performance is nothing short of scorching, putting opposing goaltenders on high alert. Larkin and DeBrincat rank second and third in total points with 14 and 13, respectively.

Notably, DeBrincat currently holds the top spot in the NHL for total goals scored, with nine to his name, a two-goal lead over Florida Panthers' Sam Reinhart.


Yet, their accomplishments go beyond individual stats. Larkin and DeBrincat have etched their names in Red Wings history by setting a team record not seen since the end of World War II. Their combined point total of 27 is the highest for a Red Wings duo since the 1944-45 season.

POINTS
1. Jack Hughes NJ - 17 PTS
2.Dylan Larkin DET - 14 PTS
3.Alex DeBrincat DET - 13 PTS
4.Mikko Rantanen COL - 12 PTS
5.Leon Draisaitl EDM - 11 PTS

Larkin praised DeBrincat's hockey sense, emphasizing his ability to find space and opportunities. Their on-ice chemistry has been a driving force behind their record-breaking partnership, with Larkin actively seeking out DeBrincat's skill and vision.

These two are making waves for the Red Wings and exciting fans with their potent partnership.

Source: Hockeyfeed