Ville Husso has struggled this season with a 3.47 GAA and .877 save percentage, falling behind backup Alex Lyon, who has outperformed him. With Cam Talbot sidelined due to injury, the Red Wings are relying on Lyon's performance to keep them competitive in the playoff race.

Ville Husso is expected to start for the Red Wings against the Flyers. He has struggled this season with a record of 1-4-2, a GAA of 3.47, and a save percentage of .877, highlighting the challenges Detroit faces in goal as they look to improve their home performance against Philadelphia.

Ville Husso earned his first win in 367 days, showcasing resilience after a tough stretch for the Red Wings. His performance was crucial in a game where the team needed to capitalize on their opportunities, and he managed to withstand significant pressure from the Leafs.

Ville Husso made 23 saves to secure his first victory in over a year, helping the Red Wings to a much-needed win. This victory came after a tough start to the season, where he entered with a record of 0-4-2. Husso, who has been filling in as the team's third-string goalie due to injuries to Cam Talbot and Alex Lyon, showcased his resilience and ability to step up when needed.

Ville Husso made 23 saves to secure his first victory in over a year, ending a winless streak that stretched back to December 12 of the previous season. Despite entering the game with a 0-4-2 record this season, Husso's performance was crucial in helping the Red Wings achieve only their second win in eight games.