The problem was, the Red Wings still had a familiar undoing. Early defensive mistakes derailed an otherwise strong performance from the Red Wings, dooming them to a loss and knocking them out of first place in the Atlantic Division. Here’s what stood out.

After Kastelic finished a heavy check on Seider in the corner behind the Red Wings’ net, the Detroit defenseman took exception. Seider shoved him once and then gave Kastelic a forearm in the cheek, followed by a gloved hand to the face.

Then, in the second period, Kasper was given a 10-minute misconduct for attempting to stir things up in a game that was slipping away for the Wings. Kasper fought the Islanders' Tony DeAngelo late in the game.

The Detroit Red Wings picked up a point despite falling in a shootout to the Boston Bruins on Saturday evening, and head coach Todd McLellan appreciated the comeback effort.

The Detroit Red Wings host the Boston Bruins on Tuesday, Dec. 2, looking for some home-ice help ahead of a 6-game road trip

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