Lucas Raymond Extends Point Streak To Career-Best Seven Games
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond extended his point streak to a career-best seven games in Sunday's 5-4 overtime defeat against Vancouver. He finished the contest with two helpers, dishing out one assist on the power play. The Swedish forward was also desperate to extend a five-game goal streak and produced a game-high six shots. Raymond has recorded five goals and four assists during his hot spell. He's on track to average a point per game for the first time in his career, sitting on seven goals and 18 assists with 24 games played.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond has agreed to a long-term extension with the team, signing up for eight more years on a contract worth $64.6 million. The salary cap hit on Raymond's contract will stand at $8.075 million. The 22-year-old was a restricted free agent after coming off a three-year entry-level deal. Raymond bounced back from a down year in 2023-24, scoring a team-high 72 points (31 goals, 41 assists) in 82 outings. Through 238 career games, the Swedish winger boasts 174 points (71 goals, 103 assists). After being selected as the fourth overall pick in the 2020 draft, Raymond has developed into one of the Red Wings' best players, but he should still have plenty more room to grow.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond outscored everybody in Thursday's highly entertaining matchup against Pittsburgh, netting a hat trick and adding an assist in a 6-5 overtime loss. Raymond averaged a point per game through the first few outings of the month and found a way to take his performance to an even higher level on Thursday in a crucial clash between two teams that are desperately trying to secure a postseason berth. It's been a good bounce-back campaign for the 22-year-old, who has gone from a 45-point guy to a player who has a chance to finish the campaign with 70 points. In 79 appearances, Raymond has tallied 29 goals and 39 assists.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond scored twice with three shots in Sunday's 6-3 defeat against Pittsburgh. Entering the contest with a three-game goal streak, Raymond extended the run with a strike at the 15:39 mark in the first period and added a second goal late in the game. The latter was Raymond's third power-play goal in four games. Raymond has enjoyed a solid bounce-back campaign with 57 points (22 goals, 35 assists) in 68 outings. He has matched his career high with the four-game goal-scoring streak and can set a new mark in a very favorable matchup, as Detroit is set to meet the Blue Jackets and their leaky defense on Tuesday.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond lit the lamp in a third consecutive game on Friday against Toronto. Playing in his native Sweden, the 21-year-old put the Red Wings up 2-0 before the Maple Leafs erupted for a three-goal period in the third to win the Global Series game 3-2. Raymond now has seven goals for the season to go along with six assists in 17 games. He's nailed down a spot next to Alex DeBrincat and Dylan Larkin, and Raymond is on track for a big bounce-back year after finishing a disappointing sophomore campaign last season with 45 points.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond will replace David Perron on the top line in Saturday's matchup against Tampa Bay. Raymond was quiet in the team's season opener against New Jersey, producing only one shot on goal in close to 15 minutes of action, and Red Wings head coach Derek Lalonde has been quick to tweak his top six. As a result of the move, Raymond links up with Detroit's two top forwards, Alex DeBrincat and Dylan Larkin, which gives his fantasy stock a boost. Perron is still expected to remain on the first power-play unit, though.
Detroit Red Wings left wing Lucas Raymond is looking forward to facing higher expectations in 2023-24. "Last season, I think we took a step as a team, moved in the right direction, and coming into this season we're taking an even bigger step," Raymond told NHL.com. "Expectations are getting higher for the team but also for myself, which is a lot of fun." The Red Wings reached 80 points for the first time in seven seasons last term and will definitely want to improve further after bringing in some key additions over the summer. A better team in overall quality should help Raymond to produce a bounce-back campaign. The 21-year-old was in a sophomore slump for most of 2022-23, settling for 45 points (17 goals, 28 assists) in 74 games.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond (lower body) has been activated from Injured Reserve and is set to rejoin the lineup for Monday's game against Ottawa. The 20-year-old has missed the last eight games while nursing a lower-body injury. Raymond has been having a bit of a sophomore slump in 2022-23, putting up 15 goals and 33 points in 50 games, but he's a top offensive talent for the Red Wings and the team will be much stronger with him in the lineup. Raymond is slated to skate with Robby Fabbri and Andrew Copp on the second line, and he will also head back to the first power-play unit.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond sustained a lower-body injury in Friday's practice and is regarded as day-to-day. He was hurt when he collided with Ben Chiarot during the practice session. The team returns to action Saturday versus Vancouver and Raymond could now be unavailable for the first time this season. The 20-year-old hasn't had a very good sophomore campaign, notching only 15 goals and 18 assists in 50 games. Dominik Kubalik, who was a healthy scratch Thursday versus Calgary, is expected to replace Raymond in the lineup Saturday if he can't play.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond enjoyed a second consecutive three-point outing on Thursday, putting up a goal and two assists in a 4-1 victory over Toronto. He opened the scoring with 8:48 played and grabbed his assists in the final couple of minutes, one of which came on the power play. Raymond notched his 35th career goal and tied Gordie Howe for the third most by a Red Wings player before age 21. Only Steve Yzerman (83) and Dylan Larkin (40) have scored more. 12 of the goals have come this season, and Raymond has also added 17 assists in 40 games. He's been quiet for most of the season, but a run of four multi-point efforts in eight games shows that Raymond is ready to have a strong finish.
Lucas Raymond Tallies Three Points Versus Winnipeg
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond enjoyed a three-point outing against the Jets on Tuesday, contributing one goal and two assists in a 7-5 win. He had a point in each period, capping off the big night with an empty-net goal. Raymond has had a quiet sophomore campaign with 26 points in 39 outings, but he has stepped up his game lately, notching eight points across a seven-game span. He is a top-line forward who averages over three minutes of power-play time per game, so fantasy managers simply have to be patient with him.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond produced two power-play assists as the team turned a 4-0 deficit into a 5-4 victory against Pittsburgh on Wednesday. He combined with Filip Hronek to set up Dylan Larkin for the goal that sparked the huge comeback and Raymond tallied another assist when David Perron made it a tie game with 3:08 to go in regulation. Jake Walman eventually won it for Detroit in overtime. Raymond was one of the best rookies in the league last season, but he's had a bit of a sophomore slump and sits on only 20 points through 33 games. Just nine of his point have come in even-strength situations, so the 20-year-old has a lot of room for improvement ahead of the second half of the season.
Detroit Red Wings right wing Lucas Raymond collected two assists in Friday's 4-3 shootout victory over the Coyotes. Andrew Copp and Jordan Oesterle benefitted from his work, with the former netting a power-play goal. Raymond had a very slow start to his sophomore campaign, but he's now amassed 10 points in 11 November appearances to get to 14 points for the season. The Red Wings are looking strong and it was only a matter of time before the talented winger found his form. Raymond gets a nice four-game slate next week to keep up his good run.
Lucas Raymond Records Two Assists In Thursday's Loss
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond picked up two assists in Thursday's 6-2 loss to the Blues, upping his points tally for the year to 24. He's now leading all rookies in points and goals (10). The 19-year-old Swede avoided his first three-game point drought of the season here. It's been a superb debut campaign, and with Dylan Larkin having missed a few games, Raymond is now also leading the team in scoring. He'll be back on the ice Friday night against Colorado.
Lucas Raymond Continues To Have A Strong Rookie Campaign
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond netted a goal Wednesday to defeat Seattle 4-3 in a shootout. The rookie forward has collected eight goals in nine contests. Raymond is responsible for ten markers and 12 helpers in 24 games for Detroit this year. He has 56 shots on goal, averaging over 17:00 minutes of ice time per game. As a rookie, Lucas Raymond is becoming a must-start player in fantasy as he continues to have an excellent season in the motor city.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond netted the game-winning overtime goal to knock off Buffalo 3-2 on Saturday. The rookie forward had three shots on goal and now has 52 total shots on net this year. It's been quite a rookie campaign for Raymond as he has produced nine goals and 12 helpers in 22 contests. In addition, Raymond recently reached the 20-points in 21 games milestone, making him the second teenager in Red Wings history to do so. He is well on his way to winning the rookie scoring title, and Raymond should continue to be a fantasy force for the remainder of the season.
Lucas Raymond Hits A Wall Against Washington Thursday
Detroit Red Wings left winger Lucas Raymond had just one shot on goal and one scoring chance against the Washington Capitals. On the bright side, Raymond did hold Alex Ovechkin to zero shots on goal. The problem is that Detroit needed some offense and Thursday night just was not the Red Wings' night. They barely mustered 21 shots and several opportunities seemed to be pipe dreams more than actual shots. Young rookies will have games like this as Raymond still has 14 points in 14 games on the season.
Detroit Red Wings winger Lucas Raymond scored his fifth goal of the season in Thursday's 5-1 loss in Boston, getting up to 10 for the campaign. The 19-year-old rookie bagged a power-play in the third period with defensemen Moritz Seider and Filip Hronek providing the help. Raymond, who was the fourth pick in last year's draft, is nicely tucked in on the first line and looks like an early favorite for the Calder Trophy. He leads all rookies in goals and points. Raymond is set up for more success this week as the Red Wings get ready to Buffalo and Vegas over the weekend.
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