Tyler Motte left last night's game in the second period with an upper-body injury. Coach Todd McLellan did not provide an update after the game, leaving uncertainty about his status moving forward.

Tyler Motte scored his first goal of the season, contributing to the Red Wings' offensive effort in the game against the Devils. This marked a significant moment for him, as it was his first goal with the team.

Tyler Motte is stepping into the lineup, replacing Joe Veleno, and will be playing on a line with J.T. Compher and Jonatan Berggren. This change comes after Veleno's line struggled significantly against the Sharks, logging the most even strength minutes but being outmatched. Motte's inclusion aims to provide a fresh dynamic and improve the team's scoring efforts.

Tyler Motte will be available for the Red Wings on Wednesday after being sidelined since October 17th with an upper-body injury.

Tyler Motte is set to return to the Red Wings lineup, prompting the team to make roster adjustments. His imminent comeback, combined with Marco Kasper's strong performance since his call-up, necessitated the trade of Olli Maatta to clear cap space and a roster spot. Motte's return is anticipated to enhance the team's forward depth.