The Detroit Red Wings didn’t get many pucks on net Monday but got enough in the net to pick up two points in their first-ever game in Utah. Marco Kasper snapped a tie in the second period and Alex Lyon made 16 saves in relief of the injured Petr Mrazek as the Red Wings defeated the Utah Hockey Club 5-1 at the Delta Center.

SALT LAKE CITY -- It was easy to spot all the fans who were proudly wearing red and white at Delta Center on Monday night, and it was even easier to hear their cheers when the final horn sounded on the Detroit Red Wings’ 5-1 victory over the Utah Hockey Club.

Their inaugural trip to Delta Center to take on the first-year Utah Hockey Club presented some challenges – like getting into Utah's zone – but the Wings pulled out a 5-1 victory and won for the first time in more than a week. The Wings (33-31-6) pulled within three points but remained four teams behind the second wild card in the East.