The Detroit Red Wings' impressive seven-game winning streak came to an abrupt end on Saturday afternoon as they succumbed to the Tampa Bay Lightning with a 6-3 defeat at home. A disastrous first period saw the Red Wings surrender four goals on Tampa's initial six shots, leaving them in a deep 4-2 hole by the end of the first frame. Although the Red Wings rebounded in the second period with a 19-5 shot advantage, they could only manage a single goal through Alex DeBrincat, while rookie Dylan Duke extended Tampa's lead once again in the third. Coach Todd McLellan highlighted the team’s carelessness, stating, 'We offered them a plate full of it in the first period.' As the Red Wings prepare for the 4 Nations Face-Off break, they'll need to reset quickly and refocus on their playoff ambitions.